Deal | Google Pixel 7 becomes a steal with 41% limited-time discount

You can now get a 128 GB Google Pixel 7 for just $354.99 on Amazon-owned Woot. That is a generous $245 discount from what this Android phone generally goes for, but you need to be quick because the sale will remain active for 18 days from now or until the stock is out.

As for the Pixel 7, the phone is now nearly two years old, but it's still a good pick for those who are okay with not having the latest and the greatest. The Tensor G2 inside won't be winning benchmarks, but it still has what it takes to plow through light to moderate workloads.

However, as we noted in our review, the main highlight of the Pixel 7 is its display. Google has used a 6.3-inch OLED display that we found to be very color-accurate. The panel can also get reasonably bright, making outdoor viewing easy. Of course, the 90 Hz refresh rate is a drawback when compared with the latest mid-rangers and flagships, but it's still better than a standard 60 Hz display.

Another highlight of the Google Pixel 7 is its build quality. You get an IP68 rating, Gorilla Glass Victus on front and back, and an aluminum frame. As for the design, Google didn't change much with the latest Pixel 8 (curr.$549 on Amazon), and the upcoming Pixel 9 won't see much change either.

Given that it's a Pixel phone, you can also expect to get great pictures out of it. In fact, even though it's nearly a two-year-old device, the Pixel 7 currently holds the 1st spot on DxOMark's High-End Ranking. Other notable aspects are software support till October 2027, decent speakers, and a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port. Check out the video attached below to learn more.

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