Multiple users have reported issues with the Google Pixel 9 Pro’s camera bar, which in the most serious cases is physically separating from the phone’s chassis – and Google doesn’t seem too enthusiastic about fixing things.

The Pixel 9 Pro’s camera bar, is reportedly peeling off, raising concerns about a possible design flaw. Cases suggest the problem may let dust and water in, hinting at a structural weakness. Initially quick to replace affected devices, Google’s support has since been criticized for dismissing complaints after the 90-day period.

We've now seen a second incident of the dreaded Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar fault. Could this be a quality control issue?

Despite the drop in trade-in value, Google is still the only place to get a half-decent price for your old Pixel phone. You will get under $300 on the secondary market for the Pixel 7 Pro, while Apple and Samsung rarely pay handsomely for a Google handset. Still, it’s disappointing the Search company has dropped its trade-in prices for this sale.

If you're considering buying a foldable phone like the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold or Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, it's probably for their giant, tablet-size bendable screens rather than their cameras. But any phone that costs close to $2,

Google's range of Pixel phones are among the best devices money can buy, and they have used the camera visor design to distinguish themselves from other brands using an island or