• lustrum
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    1 year ago

    You should though. I have a Pixel 7 Pro. I’ve seen all the reviews/tests showing how bad of a chip it is. But in day to day use it’s fast snappy and pretty good.

    it does however warm the device a lot and warmth = battery loss.

    Tensor G1 and G2 would probably be absolutely fine if fabbed on TSMC.

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        1 year ago

        I don’t have issues with the radios personally (I did on my Pixel 6)

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      1 year ago

      Mine is borderline unusable compared to my pixel 5.

      Is it summer and am I outdoors? Phone will shutdown due to overheating.

      Am I using Google maps and the phone is mounted in direct sunlight? It will throttle dark mode to manage overheating .

      Have I been using the phone throughout the day? It needs to be charged before I leave work.

      Honestly I’d say my p7p is the worst phone I’ve had in a long time, it’s hard to go back without considering how phones were for their time, but my instinct is that the last time I had a phone this comparably bad it was a Samsung Galaxy s3.

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        1 year ago

        Interesting. Mine gets warm but never had anything throttle

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          1 year ago

          I get the full disco effect as it flicks between dark mode and normal attempting to cool down.

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        1 year ago

        None specifically. Its just warm when browsing around, especially on 5G

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          1 year ago

          So, it’s just dealing with high data traffic and using it’s antenna. It is normal for any phone to heat up under those circunstances. 👍🌡️📱

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            1 year ago

            Yeah it’s not abnormal at all, just a bit more than other phones i’ve had. And heat is just wasted energy. Overall love the phone

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        1 year ago

        Different guy, but mine heats up with any use. Google maps is particularly bad, as is anything that uses GPS or cellular data.