Google Pixel 9 - Unlocked Android Smartphone with Gemini, 24-Hour Battery, Advanced Camera, and 6.3" Actua Display - Porcelain - 128 GB

Google Pixel 9 with Gemini gets the best of Google AI first, so you can take amazing photos, make edits like magic, and get things done even easier

Unlocked Android phone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan[1]; it works with Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers

The award-winning Pixel Camera includes a 50 MP main sensor for incredible image and video quality, and a new 48 MP ultrawide camera for stunning Macro Focus

Make your photos better than you can imagine with Google AI; take a picture and be in it too with Add Me[2]; Best Take helps everyone look their best; and with Magic Editor, you can reframe photos, reimagine the scenery, and more[2]

Get more info quickly with Gemini, your built-in AI assistant[3]; instead of typing, use Gemini Live; it follows along even if you change the topic or switch the question[30]; and Pixel Screenshots helps you save things you’ll want to remember later

With Google Tensor G4 and 12 GB of RAM, Pixel 9 is fast, smooth, and designed to handle Google’s advanced AI; the Pixel 9 battery can last over 24 hours, and up to 100 hours with Extreme Battery Saver[4]

Pixel 9 is redesigned with damage-resistant front and back glass, curved edges, and a smooth, durable frame[16]; and it comes with 7 years of OS and security updates, and new and upgraded features with Pixel Drops, so it’s built to last[5]

Pixel helps protect you and your info; it can detect a car crash and call for help, connect you with emergency services while you’re off the grid, and help prevent scams, phishing, and malware[6,7]

Switching to Pixel is easy and there’s so much to love; fix photos from your old phones; do more, effortlessly, with Google AI; and all of your favorite Google apps are built in

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