TL;DR
- Ahead of Google’s Pixel event, a retailer made a reference video of the Pixel 7 Pro.
- The phone received a score of 1,054 in the Geekbench single-core test and 3,138 in the multi-core test.
- The device also got an AnTuTu score of 801,116.
Google’s Pixel launch event is just a day away. Before the event, however, a retailer decided to put the Pixel 7 Pro through its paces in a benchmark test.
The Pixel 7 Pro had quite a few leaks ahead of the launch date. But we never got a chance to see how the phone works, let alone see the device actually turned on. That seems to be changing today with the release of a benchmarking video courtesy of Bangladesh-based retailer Gadgetfull BD.
On the company’s Facebook page, someone is recorded running a Geekbench test of the Pixel 7 Pro. The video shows that the phone received a score of 1,054 in the single-core test and 3,138 points in the multi-core test. In comparison, Geekbench lists the Pixel 6 Pro as having a single-core score of 1,041 and a multi-core score of 2,739. The retailer also conducted an AnTuTu test, which revealed a score of 801,116.
It is important to note that these benchmarks are only intended to measure the peak performance of a device. Most everyday use does not come close to using this power. Instead, it’s more of a nice thing for average users to know.
Gadgetfull BD didn’t give any more details about the phone, like addressing the design. It’s likely the retailer didn’t give any further details, as the company released an unboxing video ahead of this one.
Both the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro will run on Google’s second-generation Tensor G2 chip. Leaks told us that the chip could have the same Cortex-A55 core and 2+2+4 cluster configuration as in the original. But it could come with an enhanced version of the company’s machine learning.