There is a large user base of Google Pixel phones that eagerly awaits the release of the new Pixel phone. The Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, Google’s upcoming smartphones, was teased at the I/O developer conference earlier this month, confirming that the phones will retain the camera visor design.
Nevertheless, if you still want to know more about its screen, we have a new report from the other side that will provide a more detailed description of its specifications.
Display Specifications of Google Pixel 7 series
As with their predecessors, the Google Pixel 7 series will use a similar display. Samsung’s screens will have different specifications, but the S6E3FC3 and S6E3HC3 designations for the panels will remain unchanged in the new drivers.
Despite the disappointment, the Pixel 7 will feature a screen resolution of 2400 x 1080 and a refresh rate of 90Hz, similar to the Pixel 6. In contrast, the Pixel 7 Pro will have a display with a resolution of 3120 x 1440 and a refresh rate of 120Hz.
Additionally, the Pixel 7 could potentially optimize battery life by adopting a default 1080p mode, while the Pixel 7 Pro is expected to sport a smaller screen and body size.
9to5Google reports that Google has produced two new types of display drivers referred to as C10 and P10. Cheetah will be the Pixel 7’s codename (thus “C”), and Panther will be the Pixel 7 Pro’s (thus “P”).
Even though Google is developing a new display model called S6E3HC4, which might be included in the next generation of the Google Pixel phones, we cannot see its practical application while we wait for its launch.
The phone’s refresh rate and resolution remain the same, so the only improvements we can see are in its power consumption, quality, brightness, or a combination of these factors.
Sales may be greatly impacted by the phone’s expected price of $600. Although, on paper, the Pixel 7 Pro offers almost identical features and technology to the Galaxy S22 Ultra (marginally) and is higher in pixel density and screen resolution than the iPhone 13 Pro max. Pro max.
If Google is to compete with the big players, there are plenty of areas where it needs to improve.
