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Google Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro Specifications 

Specification	Google Pixel 7	Google Pixel 7 Pro
Weight	178 gram	209 gram
SIM	Single SIM or Hybrid dual-SIM	Nano-SIM and/or eSIM
Display Type	OLED	LTPO AMOLED
Size	6 Inch	6.71 Inch
Screen Resolution	1080 x 2520 Pixels	1440 x 3120 Pixels
Screen protection	Corning Gorilla Glass 6	Corning Gorilla Glass
Operating System	Android	Android 13
Chipset	Qualcomm	Google Tensor
CPU Speed	Octa-core	Octa-core
Ram	8 GB	12/16 GB Ram
Storage	128/256 GB	256/512 GB, UFS
Rear camera	48 MP + 8 MP + 2 MP	50 MP Triple
Selfie camera	12 MP + 2 MP	16 MP
Battery	4500 MAh	5005 MAh

As indicated by another report, the Pixel 7 pair will utilize a second-gen Tensor chipset with a Samsung-made Exynos Modem 5300 for availability purposes.

The codenames for the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro are supposedly Cheetah and Panther, which is intriguing on the grounds that up until before the Pixel 6 age Google's just
utilized codenames connected with fish or other ocean life. Then, at that point, the 6 and 6 aces were Oriole and Raven, and obviously, the avian classification goes on with the yet-unannounced Pixel 6a which is purportedly codenamed Bluejay. And afterward, we're onto cat topics, it appears.

So it appears as though Google is presently changing its codename conspire for Pixels with every age - until it runs out of creatures, probably. That could take some time, notwithstanding.

The last piece of data that got out today has to do with a third Pixel codename joined to the Exynos Modem 5300, which is Ravenclaw. Presently, this might be a Hogwarts reference and that's it, or things could be more intriguing.

Last year when the main Tensor was being worked on Google tried it inside by supplanting the Snapdragon 765 in some Pixel 5 units with the Tensor. These models have then codenamed Whitefin - a mashup including "white" from "Whitechapel", the Tensor task's codename, and "balance" for "Redfin" - the Pixel 5's codename.

Essentially, the theory goes, perhaps "Raven" in "Ravenclaw" alludes to the Pixel 6 Pro, and "paw" is only a catlike reference, in which case this would be a Pixel 6 Pro gadget with Pixel 7 innards, made for the purpose of testing.

Obviously, there's a lot of time left before the Pixel 7 age formally dispatches, and for things like these to hence get affirmed by additional tales and data