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The video provides a comprehensive comparison between the Google Pixel 7 and the Google Pixel 4, highlighting advancements and performance differences. The Pixel 7 features a larger 6.3-inch AMOLED display with minimal bezels compared to the Pixel 4's 5.7-inch P-OLED display. It also has a more premium design, reverse wireless charging, and a Google Tensor G2 chipset, making it faster and more future-proof. In terms of software, the Pixel 4 supports Android 13 but may lack future updates, while the Pixel 7 is positioned as a better long-term investment. Camera capabilities are enhanced in the Pixel 7, with support for 4K video at 60fps on both front and rear cameras, compared to the Pixel 4's limitations. Both phones, however, still support 90 Hertz displays for smooth performance. While the older model remains competitive and surprisingly capable, particularly in gaming and general use, the Pixel 7 stands out with superior build quality, camera functionality, and overall performance. Battery life issues in the Pixel 4 make the Pixel 7 a more suitable upgrade option for those financially able, though the Pixel 4 remains a viable, albeit less optimal, choice.
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In this segment of the video, the comparison between the Google Pixel 7 and the Google Pixel 4 is highlighted. The Pixel 7, being the newer model, boasts a larger 6.3-inch AMOLED display with minimal bezels and a hole-punch design, while the Pixel 4 features a smaller 5.7-inch P-OLED display with more noticeable bezels. Both phones have 90 Hertz screens for smoother performance.
The Pixel 7 is described as having a more premium feel thanks to its glass back, whereas the Pixel 4 has an aluminum back. Both devices include USB-C ports and speaker grilles, and feature dual-camera setups. A key difference is that the Pixel 7 supports reverse wireless charging, unlike the Pixel 4.
The video also briefly touches on the software aspect, noting that while the Pixel 4 supports Android 13, its future software updates are uncertain compared to the more recently released Pixel 7.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer discusses the performance of an older phone compared to the Pixel 7. Despite its age, the older phone still performs well for everyday use, although the reviewer hasn’t tested it with extreme gaming recently. The Pixel 7 is highlighted as a better long-term investment. A speed comparison between the Pixel 7 and Pixel 4 reveals that the Pixel 7, equipped with a Google Tensor G2 chipset and 8GB of RAM, generally performs faster than the Pixel 4, which has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset and 6GB of RAM. Specific app tests like phone calls, camera, Play Store, Temple Run 2, Snake vs. Blocks, Stack, Facebook, Netflix, and Snapchat show that while the Pixel 7 often leads in speed, the Pixel 4 is still surprisingly competitive in performance, with only minor differences in some cases.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the performance and camera capabilities of the Pixel 4 and Pixel 7, specifically in gaming and general use scenarios. The Pixel 4 surprisingly performs very well in some instances, even outperforming the Pixel 7 in loading times for Roblox, although it is generally expected that the Pixel 7 would be faster. When discussing cameras, the Pixel 4 features a wide-angle and telephoto lens while the Pixel 7 offers a wide and ultra-wide lens. The Pixel 7 can record 4K video at 60fps on both the front and back cameras, whereas the Pixel 4 is limited to 4K 30fps on the back and 1080p on the front. The speaker notes that while the Pixel 4’s camera was decent, it did not meet expectations, unlike the Pixel 7, which has seen improvements including a new cinematic mode and better overall optimization. Ultimately, the speaker concludes that the Pixel 7 is a significant improvement over the Pixel 4, with better build quality, reverse wireless charging, and enhanced performance, making it a logical upgrade.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the performance of the Pixel 4 after installing Android 13 and performing a factory reset. They note that the phone is surprisingly fast and has decent build quality. However, they mention that the battery life is a significant drawback. The speaker suggests that if one has the financial means, they should opt for the Pixel 7, but the Pixel 4 is still a viable option despite its battery issues. The speaker concludes by encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and leave any questions or thoughts in the comments section.