Google confirms Pixel 9 Pro display faults, announces free repairs
TL;DR
- Google has kicked off a new Extended Repair Program for the Pixel 9 Pro and 9 Pro XL.
- The program covers a limited number of Pixel 9 Pro and Pro XL devices with vertical lines on the display or a screen flickering problem.
- Google is offering free display replacements for these phones for up to three years from the original retail purchase date.
https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-9-pro-extended-repair-program-3623411/Open linkView original on reddthat.com
Avoid a QA issue on a pixel model challenge (level: impossible)
Pixels phones are just bad hardware.
Since Pixel 6. Every fucking version since.
They have all had issues even before that .
Pixel 9 Pro XL owner here. I love how there is virtually zero information about this from Google themselves except for this one article.
There's the support page. But, information is sparse and the display must flicker or have a vertical line from bottom to top. A line in any other direction can mean it may not be honored. Plus, liquid damage or any other physical damage.
https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/16737524
Do we know if this is something that is present since manufacture or develops over time? Mine doesn't have this issue so far...
You have 3yrs from original retail. Should be enough time to see if yo get this issue just make sure there is no visible damage or dent on your phone. Could make warranty claim difficult.
What if I bought it refurbished in uk? How do I find out?
Then your screen won't need replacing
Yet
anedotes are pointless. It's a poor QC problem.
The Pixel 9 is famous for battery draining, overheating, camera problems.
Indeed. I haven't had issues either (besides keyboard always closing), but that doesn't mean these issues do not exist on some units.
Same. My pro 9 is fine. My pixel 8 had the vertical line and they replaced the whole device for free.
My Pixel 6 started bootlooping a week after warranty expired and Google told me to fuck off.
Ok bye Google.