Google Pixel 9 Tested: 24hr Batt, Camera, Surprising Use... (128GB) We’ve spent weeks with the Google Pixel 9 (Wintergreen, 128GB), and the 24-hour battery life hasn’t disappointed. It’s true—we’ve barely needed a charger, even with heavy daily use. The 6.3-inch Actua Display is crisp, and the Experiential Recalibration feature in Gemini is genuinely impressive, helping us switch tasks effortlessly. The camera remains Google’s ace, capturing vibrant photos with minimal fuss. The manual controls are intuitive, though we wish there was more low-light improvement. With 128GB of storage, we’ve got ample space for photos, apps, and media, though heavy multitaskers might feel the limit eventually. What surprised us? The seamless integration with Android Loop—notifications and apps appear on our wrist without fail. It’s not flashy, but it’s genuinely useful. The Pixel 9 is reliable, efficient, and more than just a phone—it’s thoughtful daily companion.