Google Pixel 9 vs iPad (9th generation)
Android
Google Pixel 9
68.6%speed held · 5 min · multi-threadVS
iOS
iPad (9th generation)
76.9%speed held · 15 min · multi-threadiPad (9th generation) holds its speed better under sustained load
68.6% against 76.9% of full speed · different test settings, see below
Under sustained load
iPad (9th generation) keeps 76.9% of its speed, Google Pixel 9 68.6%. The runs used different settings (5 min · multi-thread against 15 min · multi-thread), so read the gap with care.
Throughput ribbonshare of full speed over time
| Google Pixel 9 | Measure | iPad (9th generation) |
|---|---|---|
| 5 min · multi-thread | Test | 15 min · multi-thread |
| 0.85 GIPS | Fastest sample | 1.15 GIPS |
| 0.58 GIPS | Second-half average | 0.88 GIPS |
| 58% | Lowest 5-second average | 45% |
| Fair | Hottest state reported | Nominal |
The devices
| Google Pixel 9 | Measure | iPad (9th generation) |
|---|---|---|
| Android | Platform | iOS |
| – | Chip | – |
| – | GPU | – |
| Android 17 | OS | iOS 27.2 |
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vs
iPhone 16e73.5%
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Google Pixel 968.6%
vs
iPhone SE (3rd Gen)74.3%
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iPad (9th generation)76.9%
vs
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iPad (9th generation)76.9%
vs
iPhone 13 mini73.0%
iPad (9th generation) holds its speed better under sustained load
Where does yours land?
Run the benchmark on your own device and compare it with either of these in the app.