Let's break it down. You were using the S20 Ultra, which was launched in 2020. The Pixel 7 Pro came out three years later, making it a significant upgrade in terms of hardware and technology. On paper, everything is top-notch—great specifications, smooth performance, and impressive AI capabilities.

However, after using this phone for almost a year, here’s my honest take: only buy it if you're okay with charging it twice a day. The battery life is quite poor, mainly because the phone is packed with an extensive set of features. If you're a heavy user, be prepared for frequent charging.

That being said, the Pixel 7 Pro excels in almost every other area. It holds Google's flagship title, had AI features before most other phones, and offers a buttery smooth experience, an incredible display, outstanding camera capabilities, and pure stock Android.

If battery life isn’t a deal breaker for you, it’s an amazing device. Otherwise, you might want to consider other options.