Apparently since the Pixel phones only work on Verizon, it is useless to me since I have AT&T. Thanks Google.
Apparently since the Pixel phones only work on Verizon, it is useless to me since I have AT&T. Thanks Google.
Verizon is just the only carrier to sell the phone in their stores and online. You can buy it at the Google Store and other retail outlets (Best Buy is one). The Pixel is fully compatible with all carriers.
Verizon is just the only carrier to sell the phone in their stores and online. You can buy it at the Google Store and other retail outlets (Best Buy is one). The Pixel is fully compatible with all carriers.
Best Buy only shows the Verizon version, no others, unless they have updated their website in the last hour or so.
I thought Pixel from Best Buy are unlocked, but you have to activate with Verizon. Only Google store let you activate in any carriers.
Yeah OP, Verizon would like to make people to think they are the "exclusive" carrier which is half true. I read on here that AT&T is supposed to get it soon too, probably until Verizon exclusivity runs out.
Best Buy only shows the Verizon version, no others, unless they have updated their website in the last hour or so.
Go look at it at Best Buy or Verizon. Ordered from Google, and if you don't like it, return it. Google gives you 14 days, and they will pay for the shipping label to send back. There your problem is solved. haha.Yeah, again, I am on AT&T, so if I activate on Verizon, will that cause issues for me with the Deathstar (AT&T)? I prefer to buy locally so I can touch the device and look at it first, rather than rely upon a photo.
You are correct, but you can order straight from Google and activate them on any network. I don't love carrier exclusives either so I understand your frustration.
Google probably needs to work on this some. This is a very, very common misconception right now.
Yeah, again, I am on AT&T, so if I activate on Verizon, will that cause issues for me with the Deathstar (AT&T)? I prefer to buy locally so I can touch the device and look at it first, rather than rely upon a photo.
Go to Best Buy and play with it, then order it online from Google.
Google probably needs to work on this some. This is a very, very common misconception right now.
Especially since Verizon's own ads imply that the phone is only available / only works on Verizon.
I am surprised that Google is letting them get away with that...
Apparently since the Pixel phones only work on Verizon, it is useless to me since I have AT&T. Thanks Google.
Plus is AT&T going to cause issues if I MUST activate on Verizon?