A prototype Pixel 7 Pro has come into the possession of a Reddit user. He actually assumed that it was a Pixel 6 Pro. He doesn’t want to have noticed the difference even after three weeks.
Pixel 7 Pro: No difference to the Pixel 6 Pro?
On Reddit, a user reports that he accidentally sent a Prototype of the upcoming Pixel 7 Pro reached. He used the cell phone for three weeks – according to his own statement, without realizing that it was not the Pixel 6 Pro that he actually wanted. Only when Google got too busy and the company disabled the device from afar did he notice the unusual find (source: AMC20_ on Reddit).
The user states that he bought the mobile phone from Facebook Marketplace. There it should offered as Pixel 6 Pro have been. A few days ago, an eBay auction made the rounds, where a prototype of the Pixel 7 Pro was also for sale.
The Pixel 7 Pro actually very reminiscent of its predecessor, even if the cut-out for the rear cameras is designed differently. Unfortunately, the user did not mention how the cell phone performs in practice.
The owner of the Pixel 7 Pro published these pictures:
It has long been clear that Google will stick to the existing design language for the Pixel 7 (Pro). But if users don’t even get the Difference between current and next generation Depending on your point of view, this might not reflect well on Google’s marketing strategy.
More about the Pixel 7 Pro and other Pixel devices in the video:
Google Pixel 7 (Pro): Presentation in October
Although Google unusually showed the Pixel 7 (Pro) at the I/O conference in mid-May, it is still a long time before it is published. First in October 2022 is to be expected with the two cell phones, which will then probably appear together with Android 13.