Flat screen and frame, new camera unit: First images of Google Pixel 9 Pro have been published

Steve Hemmerstoffer, known by the alias OnLeaks, has released high-quality renders of Google's next-generation flagship smartphone – the Pixel 9 Pro, even though the device is expected to be launched only in the fall of this year.

The Pixel 9 Pro will have noticeable differences from the current Pixel 8 Pro. There will be no curved edges this time; instead, the smartphone will feature a flat display and a flat frame. The camera module design has also been altered, though it still includes the same three modules.

Interestingly, the Pixel 9 Pro's screen size will be smaller than the current flagship, with a diagonal of approximately 6.5 inches compared to the current 6.7 inches. The dimensions of the Pixel 9 Pro are 162.7 x 76.6 x 8.5 mm. The camera bump will be substantial, and with it considered, the thickness of the smartphone will reach 12 mm (meaning the camera module will protrude beyond the back cover by 3.5 mm).

Steve Hemmerstoffer has an extensive track record of creating accurate renders of various smartphones before their official announcement. Among such leaks, notable ones include the Samsung Galaxy S21, Huawei Mate 40, Pixel 5, Sony Xperia XZ4, Google Pixel 4 XL, and many more.