Google made a bold move this year by introducing the pro model in a compact and version, something has been doing with the Pro and Pro Max models for a while now. And it makes sense - not everyone is keen on getting a large phone, yet not having the best cameras and most advanced features is not an option either. Thus enter the Pixel 9 Pro.

Google Tensor G4  is responsible for everything that is happening on the new Pixel 9 Pro, and the phone now comes with 16GB of RAM

The camera department is what many users think of first when they hear Google Pixel, and this one's got three cameras on the back - a 50MP OIS primary (1x-2x), a 48MP ultra-wide, and a 48MP 5x telephoto, with all three assisted by Multi-zone LDAF. The primary camera supports 8K video capturing, a feature that is not available on the Pixel 9.

The selfie camera has gotten an upgrade, too - it is now a 42MP shooter with autofocus capabilities.

The Pixel 9 Pro features an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, a welcome upgrade over the unreliable optical one of the previous generations. It also features a 4,700mAh battery that supports up to 45W fast wired charging. Fast wireless and reverse wireless charging are present, too.

The Pixel 9 Pro comes with Android 14 as it came before Android 15 launch. The phone will have 7 full years of software support, as will the rest of the series.

• 6.3-Inch Display
• Nano SIM + eSIM
• 16GB RAM 256GB ROM 
• Android 14 
• 50MP + 48MP + 48MP Back camera
• 42MP Selfie
• Google Tensor G4 Chipset
• 5G Network
• Fingerprint, GPS, Bluetooth
• 4700mAh Non removable Li-lon battery

Inside the box, you will find the phone, a USB-C cable, and a SIM ejection PIN