Pixel 7 Pro · 5 versions · 105,335 samples
Android
17 Cinnamon Bun
Battery
50000 mAh
Technology
Li-ion
Chipset
cheetah
Memory
12/128 GB
Display
1080x2340 (120Hz)
Model
Pixel 7 Pro
Android
16 Baklava
Battery
5500 mAh
Technology
Li-ion
Chipset
kalama
Memory
16/1000 GB
Display
1264x2780 (120Hz)
Model
Pixel 7 Pro
Android versions
17 Cinnamon Bun · 16 Baklava
Battery
5000 mAh
Technology
Li-ion
Chipset
cheetah
Memory options
12/256 GB · 12/128 GB · 12/512 GB
Display
1080x2340 (120Hz)
Model
Pixel 7 Pro
Android
17 Cinnamon Bun
Battery
4926 mAh
Technology
Li-ion
Chipset
cheetah
Memory
12/128 GB
Display
1080x2340 (120Hz)
Model
Pixel 7 Pro
Android
17 Cinnamon Bun
Battery
4919 mAh
Technology
Li-ion
Chipset
cheetah
Memory
12/128 GB
Display
1080x2340 (120Hz)
Model
Pixel 7 Pro
Estimated charging time
2h 0min
to charge 0 → 100%
Max charging temperature
35.9°C
average peak while charging
Screen-on time
8h 0min
estimated on a full charge
Estimated battery life
20h 0min
estimated on a full charge
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The Google Pixel 7 Pro packs a 50000 mAh Li-ion battery and lasts about 20h 0min on a full charge with around 8h 0min of screen-on time. It charges from 0 to 100% in roughly 2h 0min, peaking near 35.9°C while charging. Every figure is aggregated anonymously from real Pixel 7 Pro owners using Battery Guru (10 samples), so it reflects everyday usage rather than lab claims.
Based on 10 anonymized samples from Battery Guru.
Aggregated Battery Guru data shows the Google Pixel 7 Pro lasts about 20h 0min on a full charge, with roughly 8h 0min of screen-on time.
The Pixel 7 Pro charges from 0 to 100% in approximately 2h 0min, with charging temperatures peaking around 35.9°C.
The Pixel 7 Pro has a 50000 mAh Li-ion battery.
It is aggregated anonymously from real Pixel 7 Pro owners using the Battery Guru app (10 samples), reflecting real-world usage rather than manufacturer specifications.