Customer Ratings & Reviews

The build quality of the Pixel 9 Pro is great, as expected. Google has really leaned into the sleek and premium design this time around. OLED display is absolutely stunning with vibrant colors, deep blacks, and smooth scrolling thanks to the 120Hz refresh rate. Whether watching videos or playing games, the visuals are top-notch. The AI-enhanced photography delivers crisp and detailed photos, even in low light. Portrait mode and zoom are especially impressive, giving professional-like results. I traded in my iPhone with grate deal and i'm not disappointed at all. this is grate flagship with GEMINI AI

It's a great phone with good battery life and camera is too good

Just got my Pixel 9 Pro and I’m loving it! The display is vibrant, the camera captures amazing details, and it’s super fast with no lag. Plus, the battery easily lasts a full day. Definitely a great upgrade!

Premium build and excellent display with excellent brightness on sunny days. Pretty good battery life. Speaker audio quality is good, more bars in the same locations and stronger signal than my previous phone (iPhone 12 pro). Since it comes from Google, updates will be available beyond the typical life of the hardware. Selfies are better than my iPhone 13 as is the rear camera. Still getting the hang of the "Add me" feature when taking photos with my wife, it's good in that you do not need a third person to take photos but occasionally you get some weird AI artifacts. I suspect this will improve with future software releases.

The P9P has become my favorite phone, surpassing both the Nexus 5 and OnePlus 5T. It runs super smoothly, and so far, no major overheating issues. I previously had the Pixel 6 Pro, which, while smooth, overheated constantly and had a terrible modem. The Pixel 7 felt more like a glorified mid-range device. With the P9P, it finally feels like Google got everything right (though I haven’t tried the P8). No modem issues, and I love that it isn’t the size or weight of a phablet. The smaller form factor Pro was another key reason I decided to buy it. No sense in waiting for the P10 honestly.

Great size, easy one-handed use. Camera is amazing, and battery life easily lasts all day. Best Pixel to date!

Great cameras, fast enough, compact size. If you get it on sale, might be as good as a Pixel 10.

Upgrading my old Pixel 5, which still worked well, but not able to receive all updates anymore. Camera on the 9 is much better. 9 is slightly larger, but not overwhelming. Easily transferred everything over from old phone to new. If you like the Pixel, it's a winner.

Phone is fast and has fluid display with long battery life

Best Pixel phone to date. Perfect size for one handed operation. Snappy processor. Good battery life. Truly feels like a flagship Google phone

I have used both Android and iPhone devices for the last 17 years. First started off with iPhone and then went with Google Nexus phones, followed by Pixel, and then returned to iPhone for the last 6 years. I switched because I missed a lot of little things with the Pixel phones. Display: the screen is what one would expect out of a $1000+ phone. Not really anything to write about other than it is good. Audio: The speakers are decent and are comparable to my previous iPhone 14 Pro. I am able to listen to an audiobook in my car (I don't have BT car speakers) at or near 100% volume and understand it. I always use Shokz headsets when making calls, so I can't comment on the audio from the phone call perspective. Fingerprint reader: I have installed a SuperShieldz anti-glare screen protector. I read the reviews on those and some people had issues with it working. What I did was setup the phone and my two thumbs before installing the screen protector. Then I added my thumbs again as a new scan after installing (you can have 4 fingerprints maximum). That helps it work. Sometimes it has difficulty but that could be the oils from fingers that are on the screen protector. Wiping the screen helps fix that. Face scan: the front facing camera on the Pixel 9 Pro is able to be used as a face unlock. Instead of using an infrared camera like the iPhone, the Pixel uses its selfie camera. Because of this, it obviously can't work in the dark since the camera can't see your face. But during the day, I don't notice any difference when compared to my old iPhone face unlock in terms of speed and acceptance. Body: it looks very much like an iPhone with the latest phone and it feels good to hold. I wish the sides were rounded instead of flat so it would feel even better, but I guess everyone has to copy Apple in some way or another. Software: this was one of the primary reasons I switched from an iPhone. I absolutely hate notifications on iOS. They are terrible. I could write "they are terrible" a thousand times and it would not be enough. They don't disappoint on Android. I love that Pixel lets me have DND be triggered by calendar events. I love that I have more control and ownership over the $1000 phone I paid for and not be limited. Some downsides that I have discovered though are attaching photos. With iPhone, you can attach any photo (recent or 10 years old) from your Library to any app. With Android/Pixel, you can only see photos that have been taken on that device and not your entire picture library dating back X years. iPhones handle screenshots better than Android in letting you perform a "Copy and Delete" action that lets you paste the screenshot in whatever app you wanted. Pixel requires you to Share the screenshot from the image itself. This is also how you send photos from your Photo Library that are not saved on the device. Battery life: while all reviews say that the Pixel 9 series is better on battery than past Pixel devices, it still doesn't quite catch up to my old iPhone but it is very close.

An excellent phone especially in the smaller size. I have been using Pixels for a while now and they have finally produced a great phone. I hated the price increase though and they should not have did it. The phone however works really well, has great battery life, and the cameras are an improvement over the 8Pro. The absolute best feature of this phone for me is the spam calls. I haven't had a spam call reach me in a few years!

Great phone, enough to offer with the Pixel 9 Pro. It runs smoothly, opens apps rapidly, and does multitasking and gaming flawlessly. The camera is undoubtedly among the best available; it takes excellent pictures in any kind of lighting. The bright, clear screen produces a fantastic visual experience for videos and games. The battery life is decent, but if you use it frequently, you may need to charge it before the end of the day. Although it is expensive, it is a fantastic choice if you desire high-end features.

Top of the line build quality. The phone is an artifact. Very similar to an iPhone 14-15-16 pro in terms of build quality. The battery life on the smaller 9 pro is excellent -even better that the larger battery on my older 8 pro-. Everything feels well composed. Excellent hardware and software implementation.

Great size, better battery, perfect camera and good price

This phone has been the best change I could have done. Works so smoothly and the quality of the pictures is beyond amazing.

Great battery life and perfect size. The camera is great.

The Pixel 9 Pro is a powerhouse of a smartphone, offering exceptional camera capabilities and a sleek design. Its advanced AI features, like Magic Eraser and Real Tone, Long-lasting battery that can easily last a full day Overall, the Pixel 9 Pro is a fantastic choice for anyone seeking a top-tier Android smartphone with exceptional photography.

The Google Pixel 9 delivers impressive camera quality, smooth performance, and excellent battery life. Its AI features, including real-time photo editing and enhanced voice assistance, elevate the user experience. The sleek design and vibrant display make it a top choice for Android users. A strong contender in the smartphone market.

I recently upgraded to the Google Pixel 9 Pro, and I must say, it’s been quite an impressive experience! First off, the design is sleek and modern, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to hold. The display is vibrant and sharp, perfect for streaming videos and browsing, and the camera is excellent.