Google Pixel now has a 5 week waiting time or is out of stock
Google Pixel now has a 5 week waiting time or is out of stock
Given Google's big marketing push, it was expected its Pixel phones would achieve some lofty initial sales figures; judging by the estimated delivery times of the phones in the Google Play Store, they appear to have done just that.The limited edition 'very blue' Pixel model sold out quickly and now both the 32GB black and silver versions have an estimated delivery time of 4-5 weeks with standard shipping.Meanwhile, the Pixel XL, the larger of the two devices, is completely out of stock in all variants with no indication as to when they will be available again.
Here's Why Google Is Lying in its Pixel Ads
Here's Why Google Is Lying in its Pixel Ads
The Google Pixel is "only on Verizon."That is a flat-out, dirty, no-account lie.You can buy a Pixel that works with any major US carrier and many minor ones, directly from the Google Store.
Google Pixel Phones Are Now Showing as Delayed in the US
Google Pixel Phones Are Now Showing as Delayed in the US
Google Pixel Phones Are Now Showing as Delayed in the USThe Pixel and Pixel XL were launched on October 4th during an event in San Francisco along with a bunch of new Google products such as the Google Home Speaker, Google Chomecast Ultra, and Google WiFi.Speaking of the Pixel and Pixel XL phones, in the US, both phones were available for the pre-order from the Google Store, Verizon and Best Buy from the same day they announced.While the earlier pre-orders for both devices were expected start shipping from October 20th, now it appears that the majority of Pixel models are now either out of the stock or showing with 4-5 weeks of delayed shipping.
Google Introduces The Pixel to the UK With New Commercial
Google Introduces The Pixel to the UK With New Commercial
Google Introduces The Pixel to the UK With New CommercialGoogle first launched its latest flagship smartphones, the Google Pixel and Pixel XL, at an event held in San Francisco a couple of weeks back.These two smartphones were exclusively designed by the Mountain View-based tech giant, unlike its previous devices.The devices are about to go on sale in most markets, and some carriers have begun delivering pre-ordered units to its customers, with Australian carrier Telstra being the first to do so.
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