Google gave us a pretty good look at its upcoming Pixel phones during its I/O conference earlier this year. The devices are slated for an Autumn release, which is fast approaching.
Now, we've been given an even better look at the phones, thanks to a video posted by YouTube titan, Unbox Therapy.
Lewis Hilsenteger received early developer units of both the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, and got up close and personal with the devices, weighing and measuring them along the way.
The big caveat is that the devices don't have a bootable operating system, so software features and camera performance is untestable on these pre-production units.
However, we still got a lot more solid information about the upcoming phones, which are rumoured to release in October of this year.
The bootloader screen revealed some specification info, with the Pixel 7 having 8GB of Samsung-supplied memory and 128GB of storage.
The Pixel 7 Pro showed 12GB of Micron LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of storage.
Then Lewis got the callipers out and we were shown a detailed comparison of the size and weight of the new phones compared to their predecessors.
The Pixel 7 is 10 grams lighter than the Pixel 6, weighing in at 195g. It's also marginally narrower, with a 73.2mm width, compared to the Pixel 6's 74.9mm.
It's not the most drastic change, but the Pixel 7 does seem to be a more portable and pocket-friendly design.
With the Pixel 7 Pro, the dimensions and weight are very close to its predecessor. The new phone is very slightly thinner, with the exception of the camera bump, which is the same.
What remains a mystery, is the battery capacity, which was unable to be determined on these pre-production units. Many of us are hoping for a more substantial pack, especially in the Pro model.
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