@@JohnVelascoyeah, maybe for the purpose of seeing what it’s like. You’re definitely not generally. It’s okay to admit that btw (unless you’re being paid of course).
If there is one thing i have learned from hardware and software its that raw power in a chip is rather insignificant today. Software is where the magic happens, and this is where google does a fantastic job with their pixel lineup.❤
I want to switch from iphone 13 to pixel 9 pro, not sure what size to get? Regular pro or XL? Also, can you guys tell me if google pixel has camera shutter lag? Initially I wanted to buy samsung but omg, I tested it and every moving person was blurry in the photo taken, even my Iphone does better job.
Not excited. Really want the P9 Pro, but not at that price point. I don't feel like theyre top tier pricing, so i will wait for a sale if anything to trade in my P8. Until then, I will keep dailing my S24U
It's the same rear cameras. Dunne why do they charge such a huge amount of money with these phones...Pixel 9 pro xl is the pixel 8 pro with a flat edge.that's it.
No, not big upgrade at all and, as an 8 Pro owner, I'm very happy about that. If you like smaller phones, there's a selling point. However, I learned now....Never buy a Pixel at launch coz, they'll be sold for peanuts after 6months, and then they're a very good value proposition. This phone had an August release because, with the internals, it's more like an 8.5 series than 9, and Google knows it. Wait for the 10 series or, better still, pick up an 8 pro for next to nothing...
Why does he say the same thing every time? The pro is smaller than the XL model and the display is smaller than the XL model, that's clear. How about telling us what the fingerprint sensor is like
Not me, Samsung has horrible software and AI next to the Pixel UI. Samsung camera isnt as good either with a slow shutter that Samsung does not know how to fix
@@ssaini5028 I've run Samsungs since they only made flip phones. First android was a motorola Atrix. Only google phone was a nexus 5. Recently I've gone Galaxy S7 to S8 to S10 to S22 to S23 Ultra to S24+. The ultra was great I miss it, but hate huge phones. Went with the S24+ and side by side with my S22, the display(much more vivid on the S22) and cameras were noticeably worse. Then I lost my S24+ in a lake, so now Im back to my S22 after running the S24+ since release and it is very noticeable. I almost got the S24Ultra to replace my lost 24+ but I see it has the same camera problems as my S24+ and they still haven't fixed them. So I've officially promised myself no more Samsung in the near future. Their innovation is terrible and actually getting worse. So now I have my eye on the Pixel 9 Pro, which offers exactly what I want. Ultra cameras in a small form factor.
No Android 15 at the launch of these Pixel 9, so, instead of the 7 years of Android update promised by Google, in reality it's 6 years, but strangely, since it's Google, it doesn't seem to shock anyone 🤷🏽♂️, and 99% of media and youtubers play mute 🙊 and blind 🙈 👨🏽🦯 If Samsung, Xiaomi or OnePlus allow themselves to release their latest flagships (S25, Mi 15, OP13) with the previous version of Android (A14), the entire Western tech sphere will cry 🗣️ foul 🤦🏽♂️ Today, at the end of 2024, to release a smartphone at $1000 and more, with an underpower processor, just 128G and the worst in UFS 3.1, with the previous version of Android 😮💨, Google is the only Android manufacturer that can afford it without it jazzing up, and we all know why 🤧 🚶🏽♂️ 🚶🏽♂️ 🚶🏽♂️
Are you excited by the upgrades or annoyed by the shrinkflation? 📱
I will wait to see how the Tensor 4 chip compares with the current 8 gen 3 speed.
@@Thommadura who cares lol, its gonna be fast regardless
Take off your apple watch before pretending you're a Pixel user next time pal
😂😂😂
They can't apple paid them
Doesn't mean I don't use a Pixel on the daily.
@@JohnVelascoyeah, maybe for the purpose of seeing what it’s like. You’re definitely not generally. It’s okay to admit that btw (unless you’re being paid of course).
@@Craig__HHH It's an honest answer. Pixel 8 Pro daily driver since day one.
If there is one thing i have learned from hardware and software its that raw power in a chip is rather insignificant today. Software is where the magic happens, and this is where google does a fantastic job with their pixel lineup.❤
Until your battery dies due to the inefficient processor, sure
@@ChrisJohannsenwhich doesn't happen with the P8P so why should it happen with the P9P.
The 2011-14 nostalgia.. Johhhhhhnn Vee
They should have left the prices the same and 899 for smaller Pro. But that's my 2 cents.
Put another 898.98 with your 2 cents and you have the phone
Fully agree.
tensor G4 (not worth it specially at those HUGE prices) waiting for G5 made by TSMC .
Your acting like the TSMC will make the chip 300% or something 🤣🤣
@@ssaini5028it will 100% certainly be better than samsung foundry! (when It arrives I will comment on this post again).
I want to switch from iphone 13 to pixel 9 pro, not sure what size to get? Regular pro or XL? Also, can you guys tell me if google pixel has camera shutter lag? Initially I wanted to buy samsung but omg, I tested it and every moving person was blurry in the photo taken, even my Iphone does better job.
Not excited. Really want the P9 Pro, but not at that price point. I don't feel like theyre top tier pricing, so i will wait for a sale if anything to trade in my P8. Until then, I will keep dailing my S24U
I lied. I pre ordered the p9p
'Pixel looks like iPhone'... What original commentary. Is that an official talking point? Like, it has to be.
It's the truth?
@@JohnVelasco People nowadays just have to be bothered by absolutely everything
Did they mention anything about the modem/signal. Cuz pixel phones struggle with that. Any changes?
Is the camera hardware the same as last year or did they at least upgrade the lens to the newer ones?
Upgraded 42MP selfie camera with autofocus.
It's the same rear cameras. Dunne why do they charge such a huge amount of money with these phones...Pixel 9 pro xl is the pixel 8 pro with a flat edge.that's it.
Think the f aperture on the ultra wide is slightly better/smaller if I recall correct also
Apple paid these people to go to Google events with an apple watch.
"which is good"; not it's not good to copy iphone. I liked the 8pro standing out...
No, not big upgrade at all and, as an 8 Pro owner, I'm very happy about that. If you like smaller phones, there's a selling point. However, I learned now....Never buy a Pixel at launch coz, they'll be sold for peanuts after 6months, and then they're a very good value proposition. This phone had an August release because, with the internals, it's more like an 8.5 series than 9, and Google knows it. Wait for the 10 series or, better still, pick up an 8 pro for next to nothing...
Did you sign the Team Google agreement to favor Pixel phones.
You know what would be nice? Maybe a big regular google pixel 10 xl for people who don’t want to smaller pixel.
that is reserved to next year pixel XL :D
@@Mr.Deeds. They'll probably call it Pixel X, rather than Pixel 10 Pro Fold
Why does he say the same thing every time? The pro is smaller than the XL model and the display is smaller than the XL model, that's clear. How about telling us what the fingerprint sensor is like
Pixal 8 Pro is 6.7 in
Nothing exciting anymore. The reviewers are getting too old just like me, and it shows.
For the slight difference in price I would STILL go with the comparable Samsung phone(s) as it is STILL the better of the phones.
Pixel phones have yet to beat Samsung in camera performance, but if these do, that'll be a first.
@@JohnVelasco s24 cameras are dogshit
Not me, Samsung has horrible software and AI next to the Pixel UI. Samsung camera isnt as good either with a slow shutter that Samsung does not know how to fix
@@ssaini5028 I've run Samsungs since they only made flip phones. First android was a motorola Atrix. Only google phone was a nexus 5. Recently I've gone Galaxy S7 to S8 to S10 to S22 to S23 Ultra to S24+. The ultra was great I miss it, but hate huge phones. Went with the S24+ and side by side with my S22, the display(much more vivid on the S22) and cameras were noticeably worse.
Then I lost my S24+ in a lake, so now Im back to my S22 after running the S24+ since release and it is very noticeable. I almost got the S24Ultra to replace my lost 24+ but I see it has the same camera problems as my S24+ and they still haven't fixed them.
So I've officially promised myself no more Samsung in the near future. Their innovation is terrible and actually getting worse. So now I have my eye on the Pixel 9 Pro, which offers exactly what I want. Ultra cameras in a small form factor.
So no snapdragon 🤦🏻
Nobody want that, SD is generic for everyone..we want custom Pixel hardware like the G4
Snapdragon is old tech and old news
No Android 15 at the launch of these Pixel 9, so, instead of the 7 years of Android update promised by Google, in reality it's 6 years, but strangely, since it's Google, it doesn't seem to shock anyone 🤷🏽♂️, and 99% of media and youtubers play mute 🙊 and blind 🙈 👨🏽🦯
If Samsung, Xiaomi or OnePlus allow themselves to release their latest flagships (S25, Mi 15, OP13) with the previous version of Android (A14), the entire Western tech sphere will cry 🗣️ foul 🤦🏽♂️
Today, at the end of 2024, to release a smartphone at $1000 and more, with an underpower processor, just 128G and the worst in UFS 3.1, with the previous version of Android 😮💨, Google is the only Android manufacturer that can afford it without it jazzing up, and we all know why 🤧
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If I could give this video more thumbs down I would. Biased reviewer just do iPhone reviews