Pixel 7 gets flat discount of Rs 7,299 on Amazon, but is it worth buying?

By Ankita GargThe Pixel 7 has received a big discount on Amazon and for people who have been waiting to buy it at a lower price, now is the right time to get it. This is a flagship phone from Google, which the company launched in late 2022. There is no bank offer and the e-commerce giant is offering a flat discount, which makes the deal pretty attractive if you also avail exchange offer. Here is everything you need to know about the latest Pixel 7 deal on Amazon.

Pixel 7 gets a massive discount on Amazon

The Pixel 7 is listed on Amazon with a starting price of Rs 52,700. The 5G phone was originally launched in India for Rs 59,999, which means that customers are getting a discount of Rs 7,299 on this e-commerce website. This price is for the 128GB storage model with a white colour finish.

At the moment, it is unknown when the new discount offer will expire. So, people who have been waiting for prices to drop can consider buying the Pixel 7. But, is it worth buying right now? Keep reading to find out.

Pixel 7 gets a big discount on AmazonIs it worth your money?

The Pixel 7 is purely for those who want a smooth and pure Android experience with a top-notch camera experience. The device won best camera badges in a blind camera test conducted by popular YouTuber MKBHD and millions of people participated in this. The handset has also received great reviews for the camera performance and we were also impressed by the capabilities of the Pixel 7. Though, an internal test conducted by our India Today Tech team revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S23 is capable of delivering slightly better-looking shots compared to the Pixel 7 with more liveliness, refined dynamic range, clarity as well as details.

The Pixel 7 won’t disappoint you in the performance department as long as you don’t put a lot of heavy load on this device. It features Google’s in-house Tensor chip, which is not the fastest in the market and one will likely get a better experience with the ones that have a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC under the hood. But, the Pixel 7 is also not that bad and it can handle graphically demanding games. But, you will likely be required to charge the device twice a day with heavy usage. The device also gets very hot when it needs to handle pressure or heavy load.

The 120Hz QHD display is pretty attractive and vibrant too which makes for a good binge-watching experience. The panel is protected by Corning’s topmost Gorilla Glass Victus. You also get a clean user interface out of the box as well as some exclusive features that Google includes with its Pixel phones. These are Magic Eraser, Astrophotography, Google Recorder speaker labels, and more.

However, the biggest downgrade of the Pixel 7 is support for slow charging (20W) and the speakers are just fine. In addition to this, the company also doesn’t ship a charger in the box, which means that one will have to buy one separately. There is no headphone jack, which is something that is missing on most of the premium phones in the market. The added bonus of the Pixel 7 is that it has an IP68 rating, so the device is water resistant up to a certain extent. Additionally, this one even has support for wireless charging.