A:AnswerHi there,
The Pixel 9 Pro XL comes equipped with the Google Tensor G4, Pixel's most powerful chip yet, designed to handle Google's advanced AI. To see a full list of tech specs, please visit: g.co/pixel/specs.
A:AnswerAnker 313 is only a 45W charger, but it gets the higher wattages than my Anker 67W. The 45W Anker 313 gets 34 watts at 40% (haven't metered it lower), while the 67W gets only 27W being pushed in at the same percentage. This Pixel PPS likes 18v 2a to achieve their fast charging, unlike other phones that prefer lower voltages and higher amperages. Need to find an adapter that gives you that voltage.
A:AnswerYou still can't buy it from them even online. The phone goes up to 1T, why would they at least not have a few online (nationwide, so not per store) for the 512GB, possibly even the 1TB. But it doesn't seem so.
A:AnswerNo unfortunately to do the trade in, the color has to match the one on the online quote. I will consider going into the store and seeing if they can help you out. Had the same issue a few years ago and they sorted me out.
A:AnswerYes you can. I bought my Pixel 8 Pro last year and was able to quickly jump into developer mode and enable OEM unlock within the menus. Note that I purchased it without carrier activation in the store to set up on my own. I doubt there's any difference between how Best Buy categorizes it either way, but only from the promo side of what you might pay for a particular device leaving the store.
No doubt the Pixel 9 series will be set up exactly the same fashion.
A:AnswerHi there,
The Pixel 9 Pro XL is available in Obsidian, Porcelain, Hazel and Rose Quartz. To see a full list of tech specs, please visit: g.co/pixel/specs.
