Reports suggest that Google is making adjustments to the pricing strategy for its Pixel 8 and 8 Pro smartphones in the US. The base models of these phones are now $100 more expensive compared to their predecessors, but Google appears to be offering a more attractive offer for those looking to upgrade to the 256GB storage option.
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According to information shared by @MysteryLupin, the 256GB Pixel 8 is priced at $759. This represents a $60 premium to double your storage, which is a more favorable deal compared to the $100 increase seen in previous years. This change appears to recognize the underlying increase in the base price of the device and it will be interesting to see how consumers react to this adjustment.
Meanwhile, for the Pixel 8 Pro with 256GB of storage, the price is set at $1,059. If you want to go for the 512GB option, it will cost you an additional $120, bringing the total to $1,179. By contrast, Apple charges $200 to upgrade from 256 to 512 GB on the iPhone 15 series. These price comparisons highlight the differences in storage upgrade costs between Google and Apple flagship phones.
— Arsène Lupine (@MysteryLupin) October 3, 2023
Additionally, it’s worth noting that Google has maintained the price of the Pixel Watch 2. The Wi-Fi variant is still priced at $349, while the LTE model remains at $399. There has not been any adjustment in the price of this smartwatch.
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Source: vtt.edu.vn