Though the Google Pixel 9 series won’t be announced for several months, we already have a decent picture of how the future phones will appear. We are giving you the first look at the Pixel 9, the smaller sibling of the Pixel 9 Pro, while the people at MySmartPrice provided some renders of the device.
Google Pixel 9 rendered leaks and specifications
There is one thing that sticks out. In contrast to the Pixel 8, the Google Pixel 9 boasts three back cameras, one of which is clearly equipped with a periscope zoom lens. The ‘vanilla’ Pixel range has received a significant boost that brings its specs substantially closer to those of the Pro.
The flattened sides and overall look of the renders resemble that of the iPhone 15. Despite modifications, the back camera module still resembles a Pixel phone in appearance. There are reports that the Pixel 9 will also be available in blue, which is probably going to happen.
The Google Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 8 Pro both seem to have the volume rocker and power button located on the right side of the device. However, given that it is now visible next to the USB-C port on the smartphone’s bottom, it appears like Google moved the SIM card.
We have a decent look at the upcoming Google flagship phone with the 5K renders below and a 360-degree video supplied exclusively by OnLeaks. The Google Pixel 9 will be smaller than the Pixel 9 Pro, but having a comparable appearance.
Because of its flatness on the front, you can see the frame. The symmetry of the screen bezels is quite pleasing, and the selfie camera has a single hole-punch cutout in the upper middle area of the screen.
These photos’ source suggests that the Pixel 9 will resemble the Pixel 8 in terms of height, width, and narrowness. The 6.1-inch screen that is expected to be included may have a slightly different aspect ratio even though it is smaller than the Pixel 8’s screen.
The dearth of further details regarding the Google Pixel 9 isn’t a big deal just yet, as its announcement isn’t expected to happen for another eight months.
