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Google Pixel 7

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£150.00
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iPhone SE (2022)

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£113.85£429.00 new
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What's the difference between the Google Pixel 7 and iPhone SE (2022)?

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) comes down to the chipset, RAM and screen size. Refurbished, the iPhone SE (2022) starts at £113.85, £36.15 less than the Google Pixel 7.

Refurbished from

£150£113.85

Chipset

Google Tensor G2Apple A15 Bionic

RAM

8 GB4 GB

Screen size

6.3 inch4.7 inch

Screen type

AMOLEDRetina IPS LCD

Main camera

50 megapixels12 megapixels
  • Chipset: Google Tensor G2 on the Google Pixel 7, Apple A15 Bionic on the iPhone SE (2022).
  • The Google Pixel 7 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 4 GB.
  • The Google Pixel 7 has a bigger screen: 6.3 inch vs 4.7 inch.

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) specs

The Pixel 7 suits those who want a larger, higher-resolution AMOLED screen and more RAM for multitasking. It also offers a higher-resolution main and front camera for detailed photos and video calls. The iPhone SE (2022) appeals to those who prefer a smaller, lighter device with a Retina IPS LCD screen and the iOS operating system. Storage options differ, with the Pixel 7 available in larger capacities. Both devices are unlocked and support physical SIM and eSIM, leaving choice of carrier flexible.

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) price

Colour

  • BlackSold out
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  • WhiteSold out

Storage

  • 128GBSold out
  • 256GBSold out

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) battery life and software updates

Durability covers software updates and operating systems, both important for keeping your phone secure and functional.

Latest Software Updates

This means whichever device you choose, it will remain supported for the foreseeable future.

Operating System Choice

The Pixel 7 runs Android, offering a wide range of customisation options and access to Google services. The iPhone SE (2022) uses iOS, known for its smooth integration with other Apple products and a consistent user experience. Your preference between Android and iOS will influence which device suits you best.

Battery

4355 mAhN/A

Fast charging

20 WN/A

Foldable

NoNo

Ip rating

IP68IP67

Software updates

Until Oct 2027Supported, up to iOS 27

Wireless charging

YesYes

Year of release

20222022

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) performance

Chipset

Google Tensor G2Apple A15 Bionic

RAM

8 GB4 GB

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) screen

Screen quality affects how you view content and interact with your phone daily. The two devices offer different screen sizes, resolutions and display technologies that suit different needs.

Screen Size and Resolution

The Google Pixel 7 features a 6.3 inch screen with a resolution of 1080 x 2400, providing a larger and sharper display that suits watching videos and browsing. The iPhone SE (2022) has a 4.7 inch screen with a resolution of 750 x 1334, making it a more compact device that fits easily in one hand and pocket.

Display Technology

The Pixel 7 uses an AMOLED screen, which can deliver deeper blacks and more vibrant colours, enhancing media and gaming experiences. The iPhone SE (2022) uses a Retina IPS LCD, which provides accurate colours and good viewing angles, ideal for everyday tasks and bright environments.

Refresh rate

90 HzN/A

Resolution

1080 x 2400750 x 1334

Screen size

6.3 inch4.7 inch

Screen type

AMOLEDRetina IPS LCD

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) camera

Camera quality is key for capturing photos and video calls. Differences in megapixels reflect the level of detail each phone can capture.

Front Camera

With 10.8 megapixels, the Pixel 7's front camera captures more detail for selfies and video calls compared to the iPhone SE (2022)'s 7 megapixels. This can make a noticeable difference if you use your front camera often.

Main Camera

The Pixel 7 has a 50 megapixel main camera, which can capture photos with greater detail and clarity. The iPhone SE (2022) offers a 12 megapixel main camera, suited for everyday photography and casual snapshots.

Front camera

10.8 megapixels7 megapixels

Main camera

50 megapixels12 megapixels

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) size and design

Various other features affect daily use, including size, weight, ports and storage options. These differences influence how the device fits into your lifestyle.

Size and Weight

The Pixel 7 measures 155.6 mm in height, 73.2 mm in width and 8.7 mm in depth, weighing 197 g. The iPhone SE (2022) is smaller and lighter, measuring 130 mm in height, 60 mm in width and 7.3 mm in depth, weighing 144 g. The iPhone SE suits those who want a compact and lighter phone for easier one-handed use and carrying.

Connector Type

The Pixel 7 uses a USB Type-C connector, a common standard for charging and accessories. The iPhone SE (2022) uses the Lightning connector, compatible with many Apple accessories and chargers. Your existing cables and accessories may influence your choice here.

Storage Options

The Pixel 7 is available in 128GB and 256GB options, providing more space for apps, media and files. The iPhone SE (2022) comes with 64GB storage in our stock, which suits users with lighter storage needs or those who use cloud services.

Network and SIM Compatibility

Both phones support 5G mobile networks for fast internet speeds and come unlocked, allowing use with any compatible carrier. Each supports a physical SIM and eSIM, offering flexible options for managing mobile plans.

Carrier compatibility

UnlockedUnlocked

Connector

USB-CLightning

Depth

8.7 mm7.3 mm

Height

155.6 mm138.4 mm

Mobile network

5G5G

SD card slot

NoNo

SIM card

Physical SIM + eSIMPhysical SIM + eSIM

Weight

197 g144 g

Width

73.2 mm67.3 mm

Google Pixel 7 or iPhone SE (2022): which should you buy?

Buy the Google Pixel 7 if

  • you want more RAM (8 GB vs 4 GB)
  • you want a bigger screen (6.3 inch vs 4.7 inch)
  • you want an OLED screen

Buy the iPhone SE (2022) if

  • you want to spend less: it starts at £113.85, £36.15 less than the Google Pixel 7
  • you want a lighter build (144 g vs 197 g)

What our customers say

Customers who bought the Google Pixel 7 appreciate its camera quality, smooth software and good condition. Many mention the phone looks like new or almost new, with some praising the setup process and the environmental benefit of choosing refurbished. The larger screen and storage options are well received and overall performance meets expectations for everyday use. A few customers note excellent battery life and the unlocked nature of the device.

For the iPhone SE (2022), customers value the compact size and ease of setup, often transferring data smoothly from other iPhones. Many describe the phone as running smoothly with good condition and appreciate the 5G support. The iOS experience is noted positively, especially for those familiar with Apple products. Some users mention minor issues with battery indicators but are generally pleased with the device's performance for everyday tasks.

Both phones suit different users: the Pixel 7 is favoured by those wanting a larger screen, more storage and a detailed camera experience. The iPhone SE (2022) fits well for users who prefer a smaller device with iOS and solid performance for daily needs.

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) FAQs

Google Pixel 7 vs iPhone SE (2022) comes down to the chipset, RAM and screen size. Chipset: Google Tensor G2 on the Google Pixel 7, Apple A15 Bionic on the iPhone SE (2022). The Google Pixel 7 has more RAM: 8 GB vs 4 GB.

The iPhone SE (2022) is cheaper refurbished, from £113.85 compared with £150 for the Google Pixel 7.

The Google Pixel 7 has a higher-resolution main camera: 50 megapixels vs 12 megapixels.

The Google Pixel 7 gets updates until Oct 2027. The iPhone SE (2022) is still supported and can run iOS 27.

Refurbished, the Google Pixel 7 comes in 128GB and 256GB, and the iPhone SE (2022) in 64GB.

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