Pixel 9 series devices will get an updated display.

According to Android Authority, the Pixel 9, 9 Pro and 9 Pro XL will use Samsung's M14 OLED panel as the display. This panel will offer higher brightness and longevity. The same panel will be used in the iPhone 16 Pro (Pro Max).

The base Pixel 9 will get a display with a brightness of 1,800 nits (vs. 1,400 nits in the Pixel 8). Whereas in the Pixel 9 Pro and Pro XL this figure reaches 2,050 nits (vs. 1,600 in the Pixel 8 Pro). These values are relevant displaying HDR content in full-screen mode, so localized peak brightness values will be even higher. For example, the 8 Series had peak brightness values of 2,000 and 2,400 Nits, respectively.

The Pixel 9 Pro's display diagonal is 6.34 inches, which is close to that of the base Pixel 9 (6.2). Also, all three devices will get a larger corner radius.

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