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Many phone enthusiasts seem keen on seeing how Google will one-up itself with its next flagship Pixel devices. The latest leaks give us a hint of the performance of Google's next generation of phones. , the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL phones saw purported benchmark numbers which were uploaded by . Of note is that the Pixel 9 flagship series were all carrying a new Google mobile chipset, . Unfortunately, the benchmark scores offered were AnTuTu records, which doesn't really give us a good snapshot of its workload distribution and real-world performance. The site, however, did offer comparisons against the base Google Pixel 8, which contained the current-generation Google Tensor G3. Across the board, the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL saw AnTuTu score increments of 15.8%, 30.9%, and 34% against a base Pixel 8. It's odd, considering the new phones all share the same chipset, which shouldn't give such huge variances between each model. Perhaps we can chalk the differences up to better thermals, but nothing is sure until the HWZ Editorial team takes a crack at it. Source: