Originally Posted by BKM:
“While that might be true Google have not spent years building up a "premium reputation" - at least not to the extent Apple and (to a lesser degree) Samsung have. To that extent their pricing is wildly ambitious!”
“While that might be true Google have not spent years building up a "premium reputation" - at least not to the extent Apple and (to a lesser degree) Samsung have. To that extent their pricing is wildly ambitious!”
My 6P has been showing signs of a battery fault, so I had to look back for my online receipt and the 6P, with a 5.7inch AMOLED display, stereo front facing speakers and ample performance, cost me £499 with free shipping, for 64GB storage.
Pray tell, why is the 5.5-inch Pixel XL costing £820 for the 128GB model that I'd have to buy as the next one up from the inadequate 32GB?
Snapdragon 821 making it worth £320 more? A newer version of the Sony image sensor worth £320 more?
I think Google may need to build up a reputation more gradually, and if it wanted to build it's own hardware, why team up with HTC when it should have retained Motorola? Which is doing things like the Moto Z and all the attachable accessories...



