Google Pixel 9 Pro GR83Y 256 GB Smartphone - 6.3" LTPO OLED - Octa-core (Cortex X4Single-core (1 Core) 3.10 GHz + Cortex A720 Triple-core (3 Core) 2.60 GHz + Cortex A520 Quad-core (4 Core) 1.92 GHz...

So far very happy with new phone longer battery life and better camera!! Had a pixel 6

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm an Apple user through and through, but the Google Pixel 9 Pro really has me thinking to switching teams. The battery life is much longer, the camera is better, the phone also feels much more durable than the iPhone. I'm trying to get used to the functionality, which has been a bit tough. But overall this is a solid device!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max so far the video is very high quality it performs fast like moving between apps I hand no issues connecting this phone to any provider bc it's unlocked it's easy to use for those who are not tech savvy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A very cool phone! I'm an iOS user, but I like this phone, its concise size. It connects to your iPhone and, if anything, serves as a spare phone. As a UX creator, I need a good phone camera, the Google phone camera seemed faded to me. So he's not right for my job. But otherwise, it's great because it keeps the battery for up to two days! It is fast in operation and performs all the necessary functions. I'm going to give it to my father-in-law because he has a regular push-button phone that I can't send him a photo of his grandson lol. But I would recommend having such a phone

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Google pixel 9 pro is a great phone ! I switched from another android phone and it was easy to transfer all my data . The battery has been good , I charge it each night and the phone lasts until around 7pm.. very good in my opinion !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The camera is a standout—it handles low-light shots exceptionally well, and colors look natural without being over-processed. Google's AI features, like magic eraser and photo unblur, make quick edits super easy and genuinely useful. The display is sharp and smooth, with a high refresh rate that makes streaming and scrolling feel responsive. Battery life holds up well, generally lasting through the day, and charging is quick enough to keep up if needed. Overall, it's a powerful phone with impressive features, especially if you're into photography and already use Google's ecosystem.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Per usual the Pixel Pro did not disappoint! Camera quality is top tier, it charges quickly and the battery life lasts at least a day and a half honestly. The design of the phone is sleek and slender which gives it a modern day feel and it's extremely lightweight and easy to hold. The value for this phone is fair considering I-phones costs are way higher I feel you aren't compromising on quality even with the more affordable price. It's extremely user friendly especially for business if you use google as your main operating system. Highly Recommend! Its overall use is great and affordability really helps as well!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always loved Google products but was thrilled to get the phone. The Pixel 9. Wow, Google outdid themselves and the quality and specs are amazing with the camera, front and back, apps, processor, speed, battery, everything a Mobile phone needs. I will switch my phone to this and cant wait. Its also not bulky either, I love it, thanks again!

At the price I got it for it's a nice piece. I miss a bigger screen though

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With Google's robust marketing campaign across social media and television for the Pixel 9 Pro, I've been surrounded by the hype! As someone who has always been loyal to Samsung flagship devices, I couldn't help but feel tempted by the enticing promises offered by Google. I was excited to spend some time with the Pixel 9 Pro and see whether I would stick with Samsung or venture into a new path. The phone's satisfying weight feels just right in my hand, and its dimensions are nicely balanced—not too bulky. However, I did notice that it can slip out of my grip quite easily without a case. Having had the device "get away from me" a few times, I can confidently say it holds up well to wear and tear. The Google Pixel 9 Pro feels fresh and unique compared to most phones released this year. Upon its arrival, I was immediately taken by its sleek design, exceptional cameras, and remarkable new AI features. It has shown to be a formidable rival to my Samsung Galaxy S22. Camera: Images look great in all kinds of lighting, and the AI enhancements, such as Pixel Studio, add to the overall experience. However, images are not quite as vivid as with my Samsung. The video quality is excellent. Battery life: Top tier, even with heavy content creation use, I could get through most of the day without charging. Charging time is zippy. Design: The Google Pixel 9 Pro is a testament to its sleek, premium design. Its 'Hazel' color, a sophisticated green-greige, adds a modern touch to its appearance. Holding it, I couldn't help but be impressed. The lens bar at the back of the device enhances its aesthetics. Interface: Less bloated than Samsung. Software: The Android experience is relatively smooth, offering the latest features and rapid updates due to Google's direct access to the operating system. However, as a long-time Android user of Samsung devices, I noticed that many of the features on the Pixel 9 Pro were already available to me. Additionally, several Google products with the Pixel 9 Pro are not new to other Android users who regularly install updates. The Pixel 9 features a new AI assistant called Gemini, which promises to offer advanced assistance. One notable component is "Gemini Live," a mobile conversational experience that allows users to engage in fluid conversations with Gemini. However, this feature is only available to Gemini Advanced subscribers. Personally, I have no interest in casually chatting with AI chatbots, so Gemini does not appeal to me as a selling point. Speaker volume: It has good depth, nice bass, and is less tinny than my Samsung. However, the maximum volume could be higher. Overall, the Pixel 9 Pro is a strong option if you're in the market for a new phone that meets all your needs in terms of design and technology. However, it doesn't stand out enough for me to consider switching from my Samsung Galaxy devices, which offer comparable features and quality.