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With the Pixel 9 Pro you can finally get the best camera and display tech in a compact 6.3in size. It blends top-tier AI features with a stunning design and exceptional battery life.

Pros

  • Premium design and features in a smaller form
  • Outstanding camera system with AI editing
  • Bright, vibrant display
  • Seven years of software updates
  • Excellent on battery

Cons

  • Charging speeds still lag behind competitors
  • Expensive compared to previous Pixel models

google pixel 9 pro xl review supersize if you want not because you hav...

The best big-screen Pixel yet is a real looker, levels up Google’s AI efforts and takes a fine photo. Just think hard on whether you need the Pixel 9 Pro XL, now there’s also a smaller version

Pros

  • Distinctive new look and premium build
  • Consistently great photos and expansive gen AI editing tools
  • Smooth real-world performance and promising battery life

Cons

  • 128GB starting storage is measly
  • Best Gemini features are paywalled
  • Less appealing now there’s a smaller version

Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Review - Is this the best Pixel ever made?...

For photographers, the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL delivers exceptional photos, in the majority of shooting scenarios. However, if you’re a macro or video fan, then others are better.

Pros

  • Additional AI features like Add Me are great
  • Consistently good photos
  • Updated selfie camera
  • New panorama mode works well
  • Larger 6.8inch screen

Cons

  • Macro performance is average at best (lacking telephoto macro)
  • Puny 128GB storage, more storage costs more
  • Only 4K video recording, 8K requires Cloud upscaling
  • No 4K 120fps video

Google Pixel 9 Pro...

The Pixel 9 Pro is a terrific choice for Android lovers who prefer a compact phone. It does resemble the latest iPhone series in design, but the new aesthetics feel premium and justify the high price tag. The new Gen AI features still need some refinements I feel. The same applies to the cameras, which perform reliably, but there`s room for improvement. Overall though, it`s a solid choice for productivity-focused customers.

Pros

  • Premium design
  • Brilliant display
  • Video recording and AI editing tools
  • Stock Android and 7 years of OS updates promise

Cons

  • Slow charging
  • Heating issues
  • Telephoto camera needs improvements

Google Pixel 9 Pro XL...

The Pixel 9 Pro XL is sure to impress if looks and performance matter to you. The new processor and AI features also ensure an improved user experience, and the camera performance combined with fun editing tools, continues to get better. However, some old Pixel issues, like slow charging, linger. The Galaxy S24 Ultra also takes a small lead by offering an inbuilt S-Pen and extra AI tools. Perhaps more aggressive pricing might help Google gain an edge.

Pros

  • Premium build and design
  • Brilliant video recording
  • Fun AI editing tools
  • Decent battery life

Cons

  • Slow charging
  • Pricey

Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold...

With the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Google has expanded all its AI and Android goodness in a much more refined folding form factor. It`s also good to see the direction it`s heading with a bigger display and a friendlier aspect ratio. However, at Rs 1,72,999, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold remains the most expensive foldable in India with 256GB storage. In that case, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 could be a more value-for-money option, which offers equally impressive AI features.

Pros

  • Premium and sleek design
  • Practical outer display
  • Exclusive AI features
  • 7 years of software updates

Cons

  • Pricey
  • Telephoto camera needs improvements
  • Slow charging

Google Pixel 9 Proscons...

What's Good

  • New AI Features
  • Ultrasonic fingerprint sensor
  • Amazing Cameras

Needs Work

  • Expensive Price
  • Tensor G4 is underpowered

Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Proscons...

What's Good

  • Upgraded Cameras
  • Brighter Display
  • 5,000mAh battery

Needs Work

  • Tensor G4 is an incremental upgrade
  • Android 14 out of the box instead of Android 15