Following the Pixel Watch 3, the Pixel 9 series has now arrived at the FCC for regulatory approval.
We’re actively updating this post since the FCC website is incredibly buggy this afternoon.
The E-Labels confirm that these are indeed phones. There are at least five distinct FCC IDs and eight models today. They all appear to have Thread radios and UWB, which would contradict an earlier rumor about the base Pixel 9 not offering it.
We’re not yet confident which IDs/models correspond to the Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL, and 9 Pro Fold.
GGH2X
- Includes model GC15S
This device features a Thread radio that will presumably allow your phone to directly control smart home devices.
GZC4K
- Includes GQ57S
GGX8B
GEC77
- Related to A4RGR83Y (below), but without mmWave
- Includes GWVK6
GR83Y
- Identical to GEC77 (above), but with mmWave
G2YBB
- Related to GUR25 (below)
GUR25
- Identical to G2YBB (above), no mmWave
- Includes G1B60
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