Meet Pixel 9 Pro with Gemini. It has a sleek, stunning design, and it’s the most powerful Pixel yet. Take pro-level photos and videos with the triple camera system, and make expert edits. And it’s engineered by Google, so it gets the best of Google AI first.
Pixel 9 Pro with Gemini is the most powerful Pixel yet, and now comes in two sizes; it has a pro-level camera and it’s engineered by Google, so it gets the best of Google AI first
Unlocked Android phone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan[1]; it works with Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers
Google Pixel 9 Pro’s triple rear camera is the most powerful Pixel Camera yet; get high-quality video up to 20x with Super Res Zoom Video[2]; enhance your videos up to 8K with Video Boost; and take sharp videos in low light with Night Sight Video
Make your photos better than you can imagine with Google’s AI; take a picture and be in it too with Add Me[4]; Best Take helps everyone look their best[2]; and with Magic Editor, you can reframe photos, reimagine the scenery, and more[4]
Get more info quickly with Gemini, your built-in AI assistant[3]; instead of typing, use Gemini Live; it follows along even if you change the topic or switch the question[31]; and Pixel Screenshots helps you save things you’ll want to remember later
Customers say
Customers praise the phone’s excellent camera, smooth functionality, and top-tier performance. They appreciate its design, with one customer noting the adaptive colors for a better experience, and its battery that lasts all day. Customers like the pixel quality, with one mentioning it’s clearer than the S24 Ultra, and they find the features and AI impressive. While some customers consider it good value for the price point, others feel it’s overpriced for what it offers.
Chris –
Great phone, does what it needs to do and should last a long time.
Good phone, latest google flagship and you get priority updates with a long support life. Also much easier to root and mod than non-google phones thanks to the bootloader being unlocked. Camera quality is also high and phone feels responsive. Battery easily lasts a full day with regular use, but it can fall short if you’re using it heavily.Few minor complaints:1) It was quite expensive when I bought it and the phone was a good 9 months old at that time. Later I found that if I had waited another month or so, I could’ve gotten it for $300 cheaper.2) The saturation out of the box is quite low and you can’t really increase it. I was coming from a 10 year old S8+ and the colors were much better on that phone. I was, however, able to make changes to the saturation using an app after rooting, but you will need to put in some work to get it to work.3) The phone can get a bit hot at times.
Gus –
Pixel 9 Pro XL is worth the hype
I’ve had the Pixel 9 Pro XL for a week, and after countless hours of testing, I am quite happy with my purchase. To be clear, I am a regular person (not a professional reviewer) and I paid for the phone with my own money. No handouts or compensation here.I would venture to say that the majority of complaints about this 9th gen Pixel are from people who don’t have one (Verified Purchase?). This is a great phone. Everything just works, and works well. It is responsive and fast; while Samsung and Apple flagships may win benchmarks, in real world use, this phone is able to handle everything I’ve thrown at it.And real world use is where this phone shines. I come from Samsung and did not like their bloated UI and baked-in Samsung apps. This is the purest possible Android experience and it shows. Everything just works, intuitively, and works well.It’s been a few years since I used an iPhone as my daily driver, but anyone who is stuck on iPhone as the “just works” phone, check this phone out. If you prefer the Google ecosystem (Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, etc), the Pixel is the way to go. They are all deeply integrated without the bloat or workarounds on other phones.I’ve heard of problems attaining the fastest charging levels without buying the expensive Google charger, but I charge on a wireless charger at night while I sleep. Even using a third-party (and cheap) wireless charger, it charges decently. It seems this phone requires the charger to bump voltage to get the 37 watt charging, so if you care about squeezing in your charges at the fastest charging speeds, perhaps get the official Google wired charger or be very thorough in your charger research.But I dont think you’ll need it. For me, charging speeds don’t matter with this big battery. It has lasted me all day, every day, and I have intensely used it from sunup to sundown. Never once have I risked needing to charge it between 5am and 10pm. As long as the phone lasts all day and only needs to be charged at night, I don’t think it matters if it takes 90 minutes to charge. But that’s a personal decision for you to make for yourself.The camera is amazing. It takes some of the best photos I’ve seen come from a phone. And while there are plenty of choices out there for post-processing your photos, having features like Video Boost or Zoom Enhance baked right into the Photos app makes it a simple joy to take photos and edit them. I challenge anyone to find a simpler and easier workflow for taking the best possible photos. If you want to take amazing photos and be able to edit and enhance them in a few seconds without switching between an array of apps, this phone is for you. Of course third-party editing apps are a Play Store away, but you probably won’t them them.I know Google hypes the AI, but generally that’s not why I got the phone, so I’ll leave the in-depth AI reviews to others. Some of it is fun — Magic Editor is a fun toy and Zoom Enhance stretches the boundaries of what’s possible on a phone camera, but things like Gemini Live feel a little half baked. Don’t get me wrong; Gemini Live is a leap forward for Google, but the AI as a whole feels disjointed. Gemini Live doesn’t communicate directly with regular Gemini, and while it’s great for chatting, it can’t do even basic tasks (which requires switching to the other Gemini).It’s also quite perplexing that there are still basic Google Assistant functions that Gemini can’t call up. It feels like it should be a basic ask to relay all Assistant functions, but it’s not that simple. These are minor annoyances that will hopefully improve in the future, but (to Google) if you’re going to hype the AI so much, please have it more integrated and seemless than this. It feels like a miss that the feature you’re hyping the most is the one with the most blemishes. But AI is quickly evolving. Maybe my comments will be moot in a week. And like I said, since I didn’t get the phone for the AI, this isn’t a ding for me.I’ll update if any issues arise, but so far I’m very satisfied with my purchase. This is my first Pixel, and I can see why there are Pixel fans. This phone might not be everything to everyone, but it’s not supposed to be. If you want a premium phone that feels great, looks great, and does what it does very well, give this newest Pixel a shot. If you’re using an iPhone but not yet too deeply invested in their closed box, or if you’re a Samsung owner who’s tired of the bloat, I recommend checking out the Pixel 9 Pro XL. It’s great to have so much choice in the smartphone world, and I believe this is a choice worthy of your attention.
Adela –
Finally Free from Tracking! Loving My De-Googled Pixel 9 XL
I’ve been on a mission to reclaim my digital privacy, and the Pixel 9 XL has been a perfect fit for going fully Google-free. I installed a custom OS (GrapheneOS) , and it transformed the device into a fast, clean, and secure smartphone without all the bloat and surveillance. No more constant background tracking, data mining, or unwanted app permissions.Performance is still top-tier thanks to the Pixel 9 XL’s powerful hardware, and with FOSS apps and privacy-focused alternatives, I’m not missing anything. Battery life improved too, likely because fewer background services are running. It feels amazing to use a smartphone on my terms again. If you’re serious about digital freedom, this is the way to go.
Rabbit –
Love this phone!
Have had this phone about 4 months now and I am loving it. It is basically an Android with a souped-up camera! It is definitely heavier than some phones and hard to find a decent case that is actually protective and not just for looks. I especially loved the option to make payments on this product as I have never spent $1,000 on a phone before. If you love Android phones, you will love this Google pixel!
JStotts –
Awesome phone
Great phone. Nice camera and other features. Was a great upgrade from my Pixel 6.
John OBryan –
Bluetooth and Fingerprint reader don’t work and it’s a known issue.
I have been a Pixel user for years and was so excited to get this phone. I fired it up, transferred all my stuff and began using it. Let me say that the camera is awesome, but that’s about where it ends.The Pixel 9 XL Pro has two issues. It will not consistently hook to bluetooth and the fingerprint reader doesn’t work consistently. Both of these are known issues and had I “known” about them I would have waited until these issues were resolved.I just spent three frustrating days trying to get it hooked up to my 2019 CRV, to my Fenix watch, to my wireless speaker to my ear buds and to my photo printer. It would occasionally work and I would think that the problem was solved (I did a lot of research to figure out a resolution) then the next day everything had stopped working.The fingerprint reader was an issue in my current phone, but an update took care of it. I updated the pixel 9 as soon as I turned it on. Reader didn’t work. I added, deleted, added multiple of the same thumb and it would work a bit, but then nothing and I would have to type in my pass code. I finally just had had enough and returned the thing.I’m in tech and I can usually find a work around, but not this time. I can’t tell you what to do, but as of now, I’m back to my Pixel 6 Pro and looking for something else. I’m so sad to be leaving the google environment.
Daniel Nuñez –
Todo funcionando excelente, sin duda los pixel son de los mejores teléfonos que hay.
Ivan –
Producto descompuesto
Andrea –
El articulo me fue entregado antes de tiempo, venía muy bien empaquetado y completamente sellado.El teléfono concuerda a la descripción y funciona perfectamente.
Gilberto –
Hasta ahora me ha funcionado muy bien, extrañare el slider de mi Oneplus pero lo demás está perfecto
Ben –
Me gusta mucho