Android enthusiasts on the lookout for a new Pixel will be pleased to discover that the latest Pixel 9 (128 GB) smartphone is now available for all all-time low price of just $599 on Amazon, courtesy of an ongoing sale on the platform that slashes 25% off its usual price tag of $799.
At 6.3-inches, the Google Pixel 9 is relatively compact by modern standards. The 1080p panel performs admirably well, and the 120 Hz refresh rate allows for an excellent motion experience. The panel gets plenty bright, although folks sensitive to flicker will likely be left disappointed with the panel. The Tensor G4 SoC, despite being far from the most powerful flagship chipset, packs enough punch to power through most workloads that one might throw at a smartphone. That said, those who desire true flagship-grade performance, should likely look elsewhere.
The camera performance is excellent on the Pixel 9 - a surprise to no one. Of course, photo and video quality are a subjective matter, and different people may have varying opinions. However, there is no denying that the Pixel 9 performs perfectly well in most scenarios. The dual camera setup consists of a 50 MP primary shooter with a 1/1.31-inch sensor, and a 48 MP ultra-wide with a 1/2.55-inch sensor. Moreover, a plethora of AI-assisted post-processing features are present, most of which are quite useful.
All told, folks who are considering pulling the trigger on this deal are advised to check out our in-depth review of the Pixel 9. For most people who prefer Android, the Pixel is undoubtedly a solid choice, although power users and gamers will likely be better off with a modern Snapdragon or Dimensity-equipped smartphone, both of which provide more CPU and GPU chops than the Pixel's Tensor chip.
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