Customer Ratings & Reviews

As of now all looks good except store people pick the old phone and ask me to do factory reset. After factory reset, they are not in a position to activate the new phone. Somehow the Verison Rep managed to activate the phone over phone.

Good. Some apps need some user fixing (gps and fingerprint reader). Size is perfect.

Great product but it’s not worth for the price. Pixel should be priced at 700 max.

Only negative point will be the battery. Everything else works better than previous generations

Great service at Best Buy. We are looking forward to shop at Best Buy in the near future.

I really like it. It's very easy to uses and it's not heavy.

I’ve been using the Google Pixel 9 Pro for a couple of weeks now, and I can confidently say this is one of the best smartphones I’ve owned.

Bought the newest version of google pixel as a gift. The phone was an upgrade to an older model of google pixel. Of course its a much improved phone and excited to test the new features. The gift was well appreciated.

Worth an update from the 8pro. Should last for years to come.

I bought an open-box Pixel 9 Pro in perfect condition at a great price.

Overall a good phone but very difficult coming from an apple ecosystem. Face recognition is poor, doesn't work even in a little low light. Battery life is great, can run almost 2 days without a charge.

Nice phone. Quick and reliable. Feels comfortable in the hand.

Great phone with useful features and minimal bloateare. The modem is improved over the Pixel 8 Pro, but not perfect. I still need to use Wi-Fi calling at home because of mediocre cell reception.

A great improvement in quality over previous models, excellent and highly recommended device

Moved from an iPhone to the Pixel 9 Pro. Simple process to move photos, apps, and contacts. Great hardware and software.

Loving my new Pixel! I went from Samsung to Pixel and love their flawless ecosystem! Super excited to get my Pixel watch next!

Another Pixel, I skipped 7 and 8, so far I am happy with it and it was an easy transfer of data, apps and settings from my old phone to the new phone.

I used the phone for around 2 weeks and finally decided to return it. I really wanted to love it, but I don't. The phone is sleek and I enjoy the customization features that Android offers — a real advancement from iPhone! But here are the two reasons I have to return it: 1. Speaker quality is weak/tinny/hard to hear. And even when using Pixel buds where the sound is better, there is a problem with sound when moving from different apps. It starts off okay and then turns garbled. Rebooting resolves the problem, but rebooting every time you want to change from Spotify to PocketCast to Bluesky is not a tenable solution. 2. And the kicker is that I simply can't consistently receive texts from iPhone users in group chats. This was the final straw. All of my family uses iPhone and they were unhappy about this phone. We lost the ease of location sharing. Videos sent via text were so burry that my recipients didn't even know what they were! Overall a disaster for actual communication — the original intent of a cell phone! The main two ways I use my phone is listening to pods and music and texting. In both cases the experience is subpar, so I need to return this phone and go back to iPhone. I really wanted to leave the Apple ecosystem, but unfortunately this Pixel is not leading the way for me in that quest.

Great upgrade from pixel 6. Many new features like ai and phone quality

Nice phone. Hopefully the battery lasts long term. Battery life is worse than I thought it would be. That's my only con