Google Pixel 9 series

[limmk]

 

[Lazyfoolz]

I just bought 1 more pink pro XL leh ....

Its ok. Im also going for Pink pro XL also

 

[ThinkMe]

 

[limmk]

If you just purchased a new Pixel 9 Pro XL from Google and have run into strange issues while wireless charging, you’re not alone.

Wireless charging is a wonderful feature, but it’s not quite as reliable as a standard plug-in cable. It’s not uncommon for a charger to not work perfectly with certain smartphones, but one would think that Google’s own wireless charger would work pretty well for charging the company’s own new Pixel 9 series smartphones.

Unfortunately, though, there are some hiccups going on.

Some early Pixel 9 series buyers, the Pixel 9 Pro XL in particular, have found that wireless charging is a bit inconsistent. Reports on Google’s forums and Reddit see Pixel 9 Pro XL buyers running into charging that starts just fine, but fails after a few seconds or a few minutes. Some report the issue on MagSafe style chargers with a case, as well as the phone without a case on Google’s own Pixel Stand charger.

We’ve experienced this issue twice since our initial impressions of the Pixel 9 Pro XL went live last week, in both cases on the Pixel Stand which was showing a quickly blinking orange and white light to indicate the error.

Google has yet to publicly acknowledge the issue, but TechIssuesToday noticed a Reddit comment where a user claims that Google Support told them that “it is a known bug that they are looking into with engineering.” As with any information provided by support, though, this should be taken with a grain of salt.

Interestingly, those affected by this issue say that there’s no overheating going on. That suggests that it might not be a hardware or alignment issue, but rather something in software. However, it’s a little too early to tell for sure. The smaller Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro do not appear to be affected, at least to the same extent.

If you just picked up a Pixel 9 series device and have run into at wireless charging issues, let us know in the comments below.

 

[limmk]

Blackmagic Camera 1.2 is now available for Android devices. It includes a number of fixes and support for the recently released Pixel 9, 9 Pro, and 9 Pro XL.

So, a quick recap: the Blackmagic Camera app comes from the people behind the URSA and Pocket Cinema cameras and Davinci Resolve. This free application provides many extra cinematography and videography tools you might not find in your default camera application. These include an enhanced interface, LUT support, HDMI output monitoring, focus peaking, SSD recording support, plus all kinds of pro-level options.

While you are more likely to use the default camera application day-to-day, Blackmagic Camera is the great for budding videographers and cinematographers that want to use their existing equipment but not miss out on high-quality controls.

• Blackmagic Camera for Android hands-on: Pro-level video controls completely free [Video]

The Blackmagic Camera 1.2 update was confirmed as rolling out by the official Blackmagic account on Threads. There are a number of changes and fixes, but the most notable is the addition of support for the Pixel 9, 9 Pro, and 9 Pro XL.

Fixes rolling out for this update include improved stability with video playback, orientation complaints when using the selfie camera, improvements for the Xiaomi 14 and OnePlus 12, and duplicate clip displays after hitting record. The full changelog for this update is below:

Support for Google Pixel 9, 9 Pro and 9 Pro XL.
Addressed a stability issue while playing.
Addressed a clip orientation issue with the mirror front facing camera.
Addressed a number or LUT icon display issues.
Addressed issue with screen size detection on OnePlus 12.
Addressed stability issues with Xiaomi 14.
Addressed issue with display of duplicate clip after recording.
General performance and stability improvements.

If you’re on the fence if you should give Blackmagic Camera a go, then check out our full hands-on with the previous release below (spolier: it’s a great free application):

 

[Loser]

If you just purchased a new Pixel 9 Pro XL from Google and have run into strange issues while wireless charging, you’re not alone.

Wireless charging is a wonderful feature, but it’s not quite as reliable as a standard plug-in cable. It’s not uncommon for a charger to not work perfectly with certain smartphones, but one would think that Google’s own wireless charger would work pretty well for charging the company’s own new Pixel 9 series smartphones.

Unfortunately, though, there are some hiccups going on.

Some early Pixel 9 series buyers, the Pixel 9 Pro XL in particular, have found that wireless charging is a bit inconsistent. Reports on Google’s forums and Reddit see Pixel 9 Pro XL buyers running into charging that starts just fine, but fails after a few seconds or a few minutes. Some report the issue on MagSafe style chargers with a case, as well as the phone without a case on Google’s own Pixel Stand charger.

We’ve experienced this issue twice since our initial impressions of the Pixel 9 Pro XL went live last week, in both cases on the Pixel Stand which was showing a quickly blinking orange and white light to indicate the error.

Google has yet to publicly acknowledge the issue, but TechIssuesToday noticed a Reddit comment where a user claims that Google Support told them that “it is a known bug that they are looking into with engineering.” As with any information provided by support, though, this should be taken with a grain of salt.

Interestingly, those affected by this issue say that there’s no overheating going on. That suggests that it might not be a hardware or alignment issue, but rather something in software. However, it’s a little too early to tell for sure. The smaller Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro do not appear to be affected, at least to the same extent.

If you just picked up a Pixel 9 series device and have run into at wireless charging issues, let us know in the comments below.

Feels good posting this article right?

 

[limmk]

Feels good posting this article right?

Why does every Pixel have an issue? haiz....

 

[Loser]

Why does every Pixel have an issue? haiz....

Makes your choice of waiting more correct.

 

[limmk]

Makes your choice of waiting more correct.

Pixel 10 might also have an underlying issue loh

 

[Lazyfoolz]

If you just purchased a new Pixel 9 Pro XL from Google and have run into strange issues while wireless charging, you’re not alone.

Wireless charging is a wonderful feature, but it’s not quite as reliable as a standard plug-in cable. It’s not uncommon for a charger to not work perfectly with certain smartphones, but one would think that Google’s own wireless charger would work pretty well for charging the company’s own new Pixel 9 series smartphones.

Unfortunately, though, there are some hiccups going on.

Some early Pixel 9 series buyers, the Pixel 9 Pro XL in particular, have found that wireless charging is a bit inconsistent. Reports on Google’s forums and Reddit see Pixel 9 Pro XL buyers running into charging that starts just fine, but fails after a few seconds or a few minutes. Some report the issue on MagSafe style chargers with a case, as well as the phone without a case on Google’s own Pixel Stand charger.

We’ve experienced this issue twice since our initial impressions of the Pixel 9 Pro XL went live last week, in both cases on the Pixel Stand which was showing a quickly blinking orange and white light to indicate the error.

Google has yet to publicly acknowledge the issue, but TechIssuesToday noticed a Reddit comment where a user claims that Google Support told them that “it is a known bug that they are looking into with engineering.” As with any information provided by support, though, this should be taken with a grain of salt.

Interestingly, those affected by this issue say that there’s no overheating going on. That suggests that it might not be a hardware or alignment issue, but rather something in software. However, it’s a little too early to tell for sure. The smaller Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro do not appear to be affected, at least to the same extent.

If you just picked up a Pixel 9 series device and have run into at wireless charging issues, let us know in the comments below.

heng i dun use wireless charger liao. even thou i have the first gen pixel stand

 

[limmk]

heng i dun use wireless charger liao. even thou i have the first gen pixel stand

Hopefully, Google can solve it. for now, no use wireless charging , 就没烦恼

 

[kashix]

Its ok. Im also going for Pink pro XL also

I suggest otherwise, I just unboxed it. The pink don't look nice. It's not in the shade of pink that's appealing. Lucky I picked Hazel for my personal unit. If I went for pink initially, probably sold it off already lol, will post pictures later, going sleep.

 

[limmk]

TL;DR

• An owner of the Pixel 9 Pro XL claims their phone has a camera tilt issue.
• The issue seems to appear when switching to the 5x telephoto lens.
• It appears a handful of other buyers are experiencing something similar.

Now that the Pixel 9 series has launched, Google’s new flagship is starting to get into the hands of consumers. Unfortunately, some buyers had a bit of bad luck with their purchase as reports are popping up about a camera tilt defect.

Google launched the Pixel 9 family on August 13, with the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro XL hitting store shelves on August 22. One Pixel 9 Pro XL owner has now taken to Reddit to talk about a camera problem they’re experiencing with their telephoto lens.

According to the Reddit user, they noticed a “disturbing tilt” while recording a video. The user claims that they discovered the problem when attempting to switch from 2x zoom to 5x zoom. That user recorded a video of the defect, which you can see below.

It’s unclear how widespread this issue is, but this owner was not alone. Within the same thread, a few other owners chimed in, claiming they have tilt issues as well. However, it appears the problem is not isolated to the telephoto lens.

One Reddit user alleges that the tilt can be seen with their ultrawide lens, while another said they saw it on both the telephoto and ultrawide lenses. Meanwhile, one person says the problem happens to them too, but not every time.

We have not noticed any problems with our units, but we have reached out to Google about the claims. This article will be updated once new information is available.

 

[Chevalier]

wouldn't be a pixel if it didn't have some issue =X

 

[Lazyfoolz]

I suggest otherwise, I just unboxed it. The pink don't look nice. It's not in the shade of pink that's appealing. Lucky I picked Hazel for my personal unit. If I went for pink initially, probably sold it off already lol, will post pictures later, going sleep.

If u say like that then maybe i need to consider liao. Maybe porcelain or hazel liao.

 

[Griggs]

TL;DR

• An owner of the Pixel 9 Pro XL claims their phone has a camera tilt issue.
• The issue seems to appear when switching to the 5x telephoto lens.
• It appears a handful of other buyers are experiencing something similar.

Now that the Pixel 9 series has launched, Google’s new flagship is starting to get into the hands of consumers. Unfortunately, some buyers had a bit of bad luck with their purchase as reports are popping up about a camera tilt defect.

Google launched the Pixel 9 family on August 13, with the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro XL hitting store shelves on August 22. One Pixel 9 Pro XL owner has now taken to Reddit to talk about a camera problem they’re experiencing with their telephoto lens.

According to the Reddit user, they noticed a “disturbing tilt” while recording a video. The user claims that they discovered the problem when attempting to switch from 2x zoom to 5x zoom. That user recorded a video of the defect, which you can see below.

It’s unclear how widespread this issue is, but this owner was not alone. Within the same thread, a few other owners chimed in, claiming they have tilt issues as well. However, it appears the problem is not isolated to the telephoto lens.

One Reddit user alleges that the tilt can be seen with their ultrawide lens, while another said they saw it on both the telephoto and ultrawide lenses. Meanwhile, one person says the problem happens to them too, but not every time.

We have not noticed any problems with our units, but we have reached out to Google about the claims. This article will be updated once new information is available.

Wah this looks terrible. I just tested mine, luckily don't have this issue

 

[masashi]

Google phone forever have issues one, someone internally sabo the production or what sia

 

[samferguson]

Faulty cam module?

 

[crow_nest]

 

[igarashi]

Wah this looks terrible. I just tested mine, luckily don't have this issue

How do you test ??