According to the latest report, a user said on Reddit that he bought a Google Pixel 7 Pro prototype from Facebook Marketplace. The seller may have said that the device was a “Google Pixel 6 Pro” in order to avoid being found by Google, but users found it was an unreleased Pixel 7 Pro after receiving the goods.
The user said that his Pixel 7 Pro was locked by Google after three weeks, and the data in the phone was remotely cleared. At present, the phone is stuck in “Fast Mode” mode and cannot be used.
9to5Google pointed out that it can be seen from the “Fast Mode” mode of the phone that the phone is code-named “Cheetah”, thus confirming that this is an unreleased Pixel 7 Pro. According to reports, Google Pixel 7 Pro uses a 6.7-inch 2K OLED screen, supplied by Samsung, equipped with the second-generation Tensor chip, and has three rear cameras, including the main camera, ultra-wide-angle and periscope telephoto, and pre-installed Android 13 system. The device will be released around October.