Google Pixel 7 Pro Renders: Android 13, Tensor Chip

Google launched the “self-developed” Tensor chip on the Pixel 6 series. At present, the performance and power consumption are not bad, so the next-generation Google Pixel 7 series will continue to be equipped with Tensor chips. Recently, some overseas bloggers have leaked a set of high-definition renderings of the Google Pixel 7 Pro models, which are very detailed and should be basically consistent with the current real phone.

According to the picture, the Pixel 7 Pro basically continues the design of the previous generation, with a full-screen solution with a hole in the center on the front, and a rear camera module arranged horizontally in a long strip on the back.

Among them, in addition to the front camera opening being very small, the surrounding borders are also very narrow, almost the same width on all sides, only the chin part is slightly wider, and the whole visual effect is very immersive.

It is worth noting that the rear camera opening on the back of the Google Pixel 7 Pro looks very familiar at first glance. It is somewhat similar to the opening on the iPhone 14 Pro renderings that have been circulating on the Internet recently. They are all designed with exclamation marks. A long bar with a circular opening on the right.

The Google Pixel 7 Pro is also equipped with a periscope telephoto lens in the circular opening on the right, which is very scarce on today’s Android flagships and can bring better telephoto performance.

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In addition, the Google Pixel 7 series will be pre-installed with the Android 13 operating system, which will also be the industry’s first flagship phone with the Android 13 system pre-installed, which is worth looking forward to.

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