Google GE2AE

The Google GE2AE is a Pixel 7 Pro with bottom-tier scores across the board. Performance, camera, battery, and display all land in the single digits or low teens percentile-wise. Unless you find it absurdly cheap, skip it and buy something newer.

The Tensor G2 was fine for its day, but our performance score puts this at the 10th percentile. That's not a typo. Against the current crop of flagships and even mid-rangers, this chip gets left in the dust. Day to day it'll still scroll and open apps, but heavy games and sustained workloads will show its age fast. The 120Hz display helps things feel smoother than the silicon actually is, but only so much.

Stacked against the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, Motorola Razr Ultra 2025, Apple iPhone 17, OnePlus 15, and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, this thing looks like it wandered into the wrong room. The S25 Ultra and iPhone 17 are in a completely different universe on camera and performance. Even the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, which is a budget play, likely outclasses the GE2AE on display and battery. The only edge this Pixel has is the clean Android experience and Google's camera processing, but the hardware underneath is too old to keep up.

There's no price attached to this listing, so we can't do our usual math. But here's the thing: even at a steep discount, you're buying into a phone that scores in the single digits on battery, camera, and connectivity percentiles. If someone tries to sell you this for more than pocket change, walk away. The only scenario where this makes sense is if you find it dirt cheap and just need a backup phone that still gets software updates.

The Google GE2AE is a Pixel 7 Pro listing with a weird model number and no price attached, which already tells you something about how this one landed in our database. The specs read like a 2022 flagship, Tensor G2, 6.7-inch 120Hz display, 5x telephoto, but the scores tell a different story. Every single metric lands in the bottom 15 percent against current phones, and most are way worse than that.

Skip this if you care about camera quality, battery life, or any kind of future-proofing. The camera sits at the 7th percentile and battery at the 9th, so anyone who takes photos seriously or needs all-day endurance should look at literally anything newer. Also skip if you're buying at full retail or even mid-range pricing, because the value just isn't there.

This is a Pixel 7 Pro in disguise, and the disguise isn't working. If you're a diehard Pixel fan who found one for under $150 and just need a reliable daily driver for calls, texts, and photos in good light, sure. But for anyone shopping in 2025, there are better options at almost every price point. The GE2AE is a relic, not a recommendation.