Pixel 4 Pricing Leak. OMG Priccccccyyyyyy

[anon(10092459)]

Don't forget that Pixel 3 was $800 for 64gb and 4gb of RAM. so $900+ this year is not that unrealistic for pixel 4 64gb and 6gb RAM. unless you really think Google going to give you all that and Project Soli features for the same price as Pixel 3. If you do, I think you have way too much faith in greedy corporation that want nothing except your money (from apple to Samsung to Google).

So a pixel 4 close to the $1,000 mark is not a crazy price (for them).

Again, unless Google is planning to be very aggressive against Apple and Samsung (selling pixel 4 for the price of pixel 3), expect the price of the base model to be $900 and up. With the pixel 3a officially being their budget phone, expect $900+. Easy justification for them.

I'm sorry, but it's difficult for me to square that. The baseline OG Pixel had 32 GB of storage and 4G of RAM and was $649. The baseline Pixel 2 had 64 GB of storage and 4 GB of RAM and was also $649.

Pixel 3 base model made a much bigger than expected jump by about $50 to $799. To jump $200 after adding 2G of RAM seems just too far for me.

 

[Mike Dee]

Don't forget that Pixel 3 was $800 for 64gb and 4gb of RAM. so $900+ this year is not that unrealistic for pixel 4 64gb and 6gb RAM. unless you really think Google going to give you all that and Project Soli features for the same price as Pixel 3. If you do, I think you have way too much faith in greedy corporation that want nothing except your money (from apple to Samsung to Google).

So a pixel 4 close to the $1,000 mark is not a crazy price (for them).

Again, unless Google is planning to be very aggressive against Apple and Samsung (selling pixel 4 for the price of pixel 3), expect the price of the base model to be $900 and up. With the pixel 3a officially being their budget phone, expect $900+. Easy justification for them.

Just as easy a justification to sell less phones. I typically don't mind shelling out the cash but if that 4XL price is accurate it's a no go for me till it drops significantly. I'm no fanboy of Samsung but the Note 10+ without the trade in was a better buy. With the trade in and 200 dollars worth of goodies an absolute no brainer.

 

[Lepa79]

Just as easy a justification to sell less phones. I typically don't mind shelling out the cash but if that 4XL price is accurate it's a no go for me till it drops significantly. I'm no fanboy of Samsung but the Note 10+ without the trade in was a better buy. With the trade in and 200 dollars worth of goodies an absolute no brainer.

Anything close to $900 for a pixel 4 base is too much. And you are right, trade in insane deal for note 10 and $150 Samsung credit was awesome.

 

[Mike Dee]

Anything close to $900 for a pixel 4 base is too much. And you are right, trade in insane deal for note 10 and $150 Samsung credit was awesome.

I didn't mind preordering the 3XL 128 last year for 999. I thought it was a fair price, but many didn't and felt the price should be lower

 

[Lepa79]

$649 to $799 is a $150 jump not $50

I'm sorry, but it's difficult for me to square that. The baseline OG Pixel had 32 GB of storage and 4G of RAM and was $649. The baseline Pixel 2 had 64 GB of storage and 4 GB of RAM and was also $649.

Pixel 3 base model made a much bigger than expected jump by about $50 to $799. To jump $200 after adding 2G of RAM seems just too far for me.

 

[ezdoit]

Anything close to $900 for a pixel 4 base is too much. And you are right, trade in insane deal for note 10 and $150 Samsung credit was awesome.

That is why I got a Note 10+, too good to pass up. I doubt Google will match that kinda deal for the Pixel 4s, but history has taught me not to be surprised at anything.

 

[ezdoit]

$649 to $799 is a $150 jump not $50

You noticed that too. Somebody flunked math.

 

[anon(10092459)]

$649 to $799 is a $150 jump not $50

May need to read what I posted again, but to be clear I acknowledge the price increase, but highlighted that it was high by about $50. In other words, the baseline Pixel 3 should've probably come in at $749.

 

[Mike Dee]

$649 to $799 is a $150 jump not $50

I could be wrong but I think he meant 50 dollars more than the expected jump possibly meaning 100 expected.

 

[Mike Dee]

May need to read what I posted again, but to be clear I acknowledge the price increase, but highlighted that it was high by about $50. In other words, the baseline Pixel 3 should've probably come in at $749.

That's what I thought

 

[mustang7757]

I think the flagship of the pixel shouldn't be more then 150 to 200.00 then their mid range phone on base storage.

 

[Mike Dee]

I think the flagship of the pixel shouldn't be more then 150 to 200.00 then their mid range phone on base storage.

I'll have to think about that after a few drinks

 

[mustang7757]

I'll have to think about that after a few drinks

Same place ?

 

[Mike Dee]

I think the flagship of the pixel shouldn't be more then 150 to 200.00 then their mid range phone on base storage.

Question for you or anyone for that matter.

How can Google have a mid range phone when they don't have a low end phone? The Pixel 3a should be their low end phone and they should make a mid range 6 to 700.

 

[Mike Dee]

Same place ?

Same trough every time

 

[mustang7757]

Question for you or anyone for that matter.

How can Google have a mid range phone when they don't have a low end phone? The Pixel 3a should be their low end phone and they should make a mid range 6 to 700.

Most manufacturer don't have low range phone , except probably Samsung lol
They say here's our most expensive and for little less here's our mid range with slightly less spec out ...but I really don't have a answer

 

[Mike Dee]

Most manufacturer don't have low range phone , except probably Samsung lol
They say here's our most expensive and for little less here's our mid range with slightly less spec out ...but I really don't have a answer

You actually took the time to answer that?

 

[mustang7757]

You actually took the time to answer that?

No ...just keeping you rolling

 

[ezdoit]

May need to read what I posted again, but to be clear I acknowledge the price increase, but highlighted that it was high by about $50. In other words, the baseline Pixel 3 should've probably come in at $749.

You mean I have to delete my post making fun of your math skills? I hate it when this happens.

 

[Mike Dee]

No ...just keeping you rolling

When I roll its up hill