The price of the new Google Pixel 9 collapses this weekend only at AliExpress

The price of the new Google Pixel 9 collapses this weekend only at AliExpress
The price of the new Google Pixel 9 collapses this weekend only at AliExpress

With the arrival of Gemini, we should have expected to see artificial intelligence land in the Mountain View giant’s phones. And it didn’t fail since last August, the Google Pixel 9 appeared on the market. It reinvents the entire smartphone experience by placing AI at the heart of its functionalities. This brilliantly intelligent model exists in several versions, but it is, however, the 128 GB version that will interest you. It is displayed at an unprecedented price at the online merchant AliExpress which also offers a promo code of 45 euros. The smartphone is delivered to your home free of charge with a period of 15 days to change your mind. With the offer ending on November 18, it is advisable to go to AliExpress to get the Google Pixel 9 for 660.67 euros.

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At an unbeatable price at AliExpress, the Google Pixel 9 is flawless in both its design and the quality of its performance. You find a black satin aluminum frame on which rests a 6.3-inch OLED panel. Its screen then displays your content in Full HD+ with a sample of 16.7 million colors. The image refreshes at 120Hz, making it a great companion for mobile gaming. It is even more so with the Google Tensor G4 chipset which has largely proven itself. Powered by Gemini, the Google Pixel 9 simplifies your daily tasks. The AI ​​also assists you in retouching photos taken with the dual lens of 50 and 48 MP. To accompany you as long as possible, this smartphone uses a 4,700 mAh battery with an average autonomy of 24 hours.

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