After half a year of warm-up, the Google Pixel 7/7 Pro is finally launched this month. Although the media's overall reviews are pretty good, not all consumers are satisfied with the new phone experience. For example, earlier, many people reported that the Pixel 7 Pro model may have serious power consumption problems - at the same brightness, its power consumption far exceeds that of the competitors in the same level. Meanwhile, some people complain that the Pixel 7's touch screen experience—especially scrolling—is quite a big gap compared to the Pro models.
In the Reddit community (r/GooglePixel) post, some Pixel 7 users discussed the inconsistent experience of scrolling — sometimes you may turn over faster than you expected, but sometimes you can’t drag it longer than your fingers. Many people in the comment section of
have described similar problems. Through the comparison between new and old mobile phones, these problems will be more prominent - Android Police has also confirmed to a certain extent that this problem can be reproduced.
is not clear at present what is the reason, and Manuel Vonau’s feelings are not as serious as netizens suggest. If you have to talk about the difference, the Pixel 7's touch screen calibration seems to be more sensitive to fast/small movements.
Some people speculate that the 120Hz high refresh screen of the large Pixel 7 Pro model may have played a greater role in it. Some users may be used to using the standard 60Hz refresh rate to get a different feeling on the new phone.
There are other reports that smaller Pixel 7 models have similar problems, but Android Police has not confirmed it. It may be that the user accidentally confuses the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro during discussion.
The good news is that many users report that the Pixel 7's new phone experience has been improved after installing the system update. If you are also troubled by similar problems, you might as well try to update the system software before Google's official response.
