Google's unlocked Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro powerhouses with stock Android and extraordinary camera skills are deeply discounted with no strings attached for the first time in 2023.
The non-Pro Pixel 7 normally starts at a very reasonable $599 with a more than decent 8GB RAM also on deck, while's most advanced and impressive in-house handset to date packs an extra 4 gigs of memory at regular prices of $899 and up.
There are obviously other key differences between the two devices to consider before making your final buying decision, including an extra camera on the back of the Pixel 7 Pro, an important battery size disparity, and a substantially sharper and smoother screen for the larger and costlier model. But all in all, you're definitely looking at absolute value champions here that should keep you satisfied on every level regardless of your choice.
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