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Google Pixel, Galaxy S7, iPhone 7 Comparison

This is going to be just a quick down and dirty comparison between the Google Pixel, Galaxy S7, and the iPhone 7. Looking first at the physical characteristics the iPhone 7 is the lightest in terms of weight the heaviest is going to be the Galaxy S7. When it comes to the display, the iPhone is going to have the lowest in terms of pixels per inch (PPI).  The clear winner is the Galaxy S7 with 576 PPI. The Google Pixel is in the middle with 423 PPI.

RAM is what makes the phone “go.”  The Google Pixel and the Galaxy S7 both have 4 GB. The iPhone 7 only has 2 GB. Next the iPhone 7 has three different storage sizes. 32 GB, 128 GB, and 256 GB. The Google Pixel has 32 GB, 128 GB plus a micro SD storage slot. The Galaxy S7 comes with 32 GB, 64 GB, and space for a micro SD like the Google Pixel. The consideration here is going to be depending upon what you value for space. Do you value the ability to expand upon your storage? If you do either the Google Pixel or the Galaxy S7 Will be sufficient for you. If you know what you want ahead of time and do not mind possibly managing storage, the iPhone 7 may be for you.

The battery sizes where the phones differ greatly. The Galaxy S7 comes with a 3000 mAh battery, Google Pixel is in second with 2770 mAh, with the iPhone 7 in last place with 1960 mAH.  When it comes to water resistance, mobile devices overall have come a long way from when they were first introduced. That being said the Google Pixel only has IP 53 rating. The iPhone 7 is in second place within IP 67 rating with the Galaxy S7 coming in first place within IP 68 rating.

Camera capability is pretty even for the rear camera. The Galaxy S7 and the iPhone 7 both have a 12 MP rear camera. The Google Pixel has a 12.3 MP camera. The front camera again is one where there's not much difference. The Galaxy S7 is in last place five MP. The iPhone 7 has a 7 MP camera and the Google Pixel has an 8 MP camera.

The carrier you select as a carrier may have some bearing on what phone is for you. All of the phones are Verizon compatible. The iPhone 7 has an additional options of AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile. The Galaxy S7 has US cellular and MetroPCS in this skill is been listed. The Google Pixel is offering a phone not tied to a specific carrier.

Your smartphone may be used to stream video as well. The Galaxy S7 pairs with the Samsung Smart TV. The airplane mirroring is used for the iPhone. All three phones come with a digital assistant certain buttons on your device in the Galaxy S7 has the greatest amount. Apple has created a bit of a stir by getting rid of the headphone jack recently. They rely strictly on the lightning port now to connect if you wish to still have the headphone import the Galaxy S7 or the Google Pixel is for you. When it comes to a differentiator the Google Pixel has unlimited photo and video files.  Galaxy S7 7 has a tactic button.  it’s tough to find something special for the iPhone 7 since it doesn’t come with pre bundled apps.   

Lastly, is the bottom line.  Pricing is cheapest for the Google Pixel and iPhone 7 at 32 GB storage.    They have the same price for their respective 128 GB models.  The iPhone 7 then has a third storage tier of 256 GB for $849. 

 

 

 

Google Pixel

Galaxy S7

iPhone 7

Dimensions

5.66” L x 2.74”W x .34”H

5.6”L x 2.7”W .3”H

5.44”L x 2.64”W x .28” H

Weight

5.04 oz.

5.4 oz.

4.87 oz (138 grams)

Display

5” 1920 x 1080 @ 423 ppi

5.1” 2,560 x 1,440 576 ppi

4.7” diagonal screen   1334 x 750 pixel @ 326 ppi

Ram

4 GB

4 GB

2 GB

Storage

32, 128 GB  + microSD

32GB, 64GB + microSD

32 GB, 128 GB, 256 GB

Operating System

Android 7.1 Nougat

Android 6.0 Marshmallow

iOS 10

Battery Size

2770 mAh

3000 mAh

1960 mAh

Water Resistance

IP 53

IP 68

IP 67

Connector

USB C

Lightning

Micro-USB

Chip

Quad-core Snapdragon 821

Quad-core Snapdragon 821

Apple A10 Fusion

Rear Camera

12.3 MP

12MP

12MP

Front Camera

8 MP

5 MP

7 MP

Video Recording

4k

4k

4k

Mobile Payment

  

Samsung Pay

Apple Pay

Carriers

Verizon or unlocked

AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, U.S. Cellular, MetroPCS

AT&T Sprint T Mobile Verizon

Video Calling

Various Google apps

Various Google apps

FaceTime + apps

Video Playback Supported

Unknown

P4, M4V, 3GP, 3G2, WMV, ASF, AVI, FLV, MKV, WEBM

H.264, High profile level 4.2, M4V, MP4, MOV, Motion JPEG, AVI

Audio Playback Supported

Not specified

MP3, M4A, 3GA, AAC, OGG, OGA, WAV, WMA, AMR, AWB, FLAC, MID, MIDI, XMF, MXMF, IMY, RTTTL, RTX, OTA

AAC, HE-AAC, MP3, MP3 VBR, Dolby Digital Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF

TV/Video

Unknown

Samsung Smart TV

Airplay miirroring with Apple TV

Digital Assistant

Google Assistant

S Voice

Siri-Handsfree, song identification, proactive suggestions

External Buttons

Volume, naivigation, home, power

Home, power, navigation, volume

Ring/silent, volume, power

Sensors

Fingerprint scanner

Proximity, ambient light, gyroscope, accelerometer

Touch ID, Barometer, here-axis gyro, accelerometer, proximity, light

3.5 mm connector

Yes

Yes

No-lightning port

Operational Temps.

Unknown

Unknown

32-95°

Differentiators

Unlimited photo and video cloud storage.  Augmented virtual reality.

Taptic Home button

No carrier bundled apps

Full Price

$649 (32GB); $749 (128GB)

$694.99 (At&T)

$649 (32GB); $749 (128GB); $849 (256GB)

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