Google Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL all leak in live hands-on images
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- 14 May 2024
Improve the battery (to ~150% than the 8 series) and I'll grab it
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- RaviSS
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- 14 May 2024
Anonymous, 14 May 2024They're all too big again.145mm tall is the biggest ph... moreSadly, no smartphone (with at least 6 GB RAM) meeting that criteria has been launched in 2023 or 2024 (except for Pixel fold, but that is not exactly 'compact'), nor a future launch seems likely. I think you would need to relax your criteria a little bit, if you wish to upgrade.
Personally, I have 6" (152.4mm) as my cutoff. Apple, Samsung and Google - all have options within that limit.
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- 14 May 2024
Anonymous, 14 May 2024You need to get your eyes checked asap. Not talking about the design 😉
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- 14 May 2024
I am not very convinced about the veracity of these leaks. But if true, Pixel 9 pro seems to be the most interesting phone of the lineup. It doesn't seem to be lacking in any feature compared to its bigger sibling.
Pixel 9 and 9 Pro XL seem to be an incremental update in terms of internals (Tensor G4, 4GB extra RAM), while camera hardware seems to be largely unchanged. Given that I prefer the design language of 8 series slightly better, these models don't excite me much.
By the way, the leaked display measurements of the three models are as under:
Pixel 9 - 6.24" - 1080 x 2424 - 425 ppi
Pixel 9 Pro - 6.34" - 1280 x 2856 - 493 ppi
Pixel 9 Pro XL - 6.73" - 1344 X 2992 - 487 ppi
- MindTheGap
- txE
- 14 May 2024
I'm surprised that I'm the only one here that dislikes the new camera design. It just looks off. The design starts going downhill after the 6.
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- Anonymous
- SHp
- 14 May 2024
Hanif Fikri, 14 May 2024Which phone you currently have since your phone is under 14... moreS10e.If they reduce the bezels on it by 2024 standarts and update the hardware it would be the perfect sized phone.Great weight too.
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- 14 May 2024
Anonymous, 14 May 2024They're all too big again.145mm tall is the biggest ph... moreWhich phone you currently have since your phone is under 145mm tall?
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- Anonymous
- GQQ
- 14 May 2024
Anonymous, 14 May 2024You laugh, but it is rumoured that Tensor may be made by TS... moreYes, may be from Tensor G5.
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- Anonymous
- GQQ
- 14 May 2024
I think, Tensor G4 is manufactured by Samsung and Tensor G5 would be manufactured by TSMC.
Is there any improvement in G4 regard to heat management and battery drain.
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- Anonymous
- SHp
- 14 May 2024
They're all too big again.145mm tall is the biggest phone i'd use.
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- ixx
- 14 May 2024
Its a shame they're getting rid of the visor style for the camera unit at the back for a typical "island" style were used to seeing on other devices. Seems it's turning into just another glass sandwich with no personality.
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- Anonymous
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- 14 May 2024
LoneOwl, 14 May 2024Man, imagine if Pixel devices had the latest Snapdragons li... moreYou laugh, but it is rumoured that Tensor may be made by TSMC in the future
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- Anonymous
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- 14 May 2024
If specs are same for Pro and Pro XL, i would prefer Pro version. Tired of carrying very big phones just for the features. Hope Pro version gets decent battery.
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- Himanshu
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- 14 May 2024
Why tf there's no LiDar still by now? It'll help improve portrait mode. Those temperature sensors are useless.
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- Anonymous
- 4TB
- 14 May 2024
I'm not a fan of the Pixel 7 it feels heavy and uncomfortable to hold. Hopefully the 9 is better
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- Anonymous
- vGN
- 14 May 2024
these kinda look nice actually
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- Anonymous
- LkB
- 14 May 2024
Pumpino, 14 May 2024Because the 9 is the new 9a. It's the same physical si... more9 x 9a
12GB x 8GB
256GB x 128GB
1/1.3" x 1/1.76"
Victus 2 x GG3
Victus 2 x plastic
IP68 x IP67
Yeah, 9 is surely budget pixel now.
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- 14 May 2024
potato4k, 14 May 2024Probably on purpose, a strategy to push people into buying ... moreThey are the expensive models! The flagships. The cheaper G84 was updated to Android 14 months ago (though that's the first and last major update it's receiving).