Google Pixel 9 Pro: A Sneak Peek into the Future of Smartphones with Cutting-Edge Features and Launch Details

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Google Pixel 9 Pro Launch Date:

Google's products are known for their attractiveness and uniqueness. The company has gained popularity among Indians, and this new year brings the launch of a premium smartphone, the Google Pixel 9 Pro. According to reports, it will feature a 108MP camera and a massive 5500mAh battery. Let's discuss the Google Pixel 9 Pro launch date and specifications.

Google Pixel 9 


Google Pixel 9 Pro Specifications:

Operating System: Android v14

Processor: Snapdragon 8 Gen, 3.2 GHz Octa Core

Colors: Obsidian, Snow, Black

Features: On-Screen Fingerprint Sensor, 5500mAh Battery, 108MP Camera, 5G Connectivity

Google Pixel 9 Pro Display:

Google Pixel 9 Pro Launch Date
Google Pixel 9 Pro Display 

The phone will sport a 6.65-inch Super AMOLED panel with a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels, offering a pixel density of 396ppi. It will have a bezel-less display with a punch-hole design, a capacitive touchscreen with multi-touch support, 1600 nits brightness, and a 120Hz refresh rate.

Google Pixel 9 Pro Camera:

Google Pixel 9 Pro Launch Date
Google Pixel 9 Pro Camera 


The rear setup includes a triple camera system with 108MP + 50MP + 16MP lenses, supporting continuous shooting, HDR, digital zoom, and slow motion. The front camera is a 24MP wide-angle sensor for high-quality selfies and video recording.


Google Pixel 9 Pro Battery & Charger:

The phone will be equipped with a non-removable 5500mAh lithium-polymer battery and an 80W fast charger via USB Type-C. It will also support reverse and wireless charging.

Google Pixel 9 Pro Storage:

For smooth performance and ample storage, the phone will feature 12GB RAM and 256GB internal storage. Unfortunately, there won't be a memory card slot for expansion. 

Google Pixel 9 Pro Launch Date & Price:

As of now, there's no official information about the launch date from the company. However, popular tech websites suggest that the phone may launch in India in October 2024, with a starting price of ₹83,450.



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