The new rendering images show the design details of the Pixel 7 Pro

Last week, several renderings of the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro were shared in cyberspace, according to data collected by OnLeaks. Parviz Khan , a graphic designer known in the tech world as Technizo Concept , has also designed a collection of images of Google’s upcoming phones.

According to LetsGoDigital , the Pixel 7 Pro will be very similar in design to its predecessor. This device is characterized by a two-tone body with a horizontal triple camera in between. The new premium model is expected to feature a 6.7-inch or 6.8-inch curved old display; The Pixel 6 Pro has a 6.71-inch screen.

The QHD + display resolution and the 120Hz adaptive refresh rate will likely be maintained on the 7 Pro Pixel. This makes the animations look much more beautiful. The refresh rate is also useful when navigating long web pages. Like other flagship phones in the tech world, the screen is definitely a fun viewing experience.

Thanks to the design of the screen and the central holes that host the selfie camera, the new generation of pixels looks beautiful. The fingerprint sensor may also be located below the screen. When the Pixel 6 series was released, some users reported that the device’s security sensor was too slow or not working at all; Therefore, it seems logical that Google should seek to improve this sector in the next generation. Maybe instead of the ultra-safe and accurate ultrasonic sensor used in the Galaxy S22 , a new optical sensor will be replaced again.

The front camera will probably remain unchanged. The upgraded 11.1-megapixel ultraviolet camera used in the Pixel 6 Pro has won the admiration of many experts. The DxOMark standalone benchmark is also very pleased with the performance of this selfie camera. In their ranking, the Pixel 6 Pro is in fourth place.

Since the Pixel family’s selfie camera has just been upgraded, we do not seem to see much change in the new generation. The Old Pixel 7 Pro panel is protected by Gorilla Glass Victos Plus. This also applies to the panel behind the glass. It will also most likely be IP68 certified ; That is, it is resistant to dust and water.