After a lot of guessing and leaks, Google’s Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are finally here — and they’re beautiful. Without a doubt, they can stand among the best phones of 2021, but where does their price land? They come with better cameras, battery, A.I., and other features that are said to be unlike that of any other current phone out right now, so you can be sure that you’ll pay a pretty penny for them.
How much does the Pixel 6 cost?
The Pixel 6 is launching at $599 and the Pixel 6 Pro at $899. The pre-order links are live on Google’s site right now.
Where can I buy the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro?
Amazon
You can also find the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro on Amazon, however, some options are already temporarily out of stock.
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You can find the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro now or you can check out the available pricing at your mobile provider. Launch date October 28.
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Best Buy
If you just want one of the Pixels without having to jump through your provider, you can also find the Pixel 6 and Pro available for pre-order at Best Buy.
AT&T
The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will be available for pre-order at AT&T now. Those who make a purchase through the provider with an unlimited plan at AT&T can make use of a multitude of offers and perks.
Customers who trade in an eligible device could get up to $700 off their purchase of a Pixel 6 Pro. Meanwhile, those with an unlimited plan — new or existing — can get a flat $200 off their purchase of a Pixel 6. And with any Pixel purchase made through AT&T, all Google-branded accessories will be available for 50% off.
Pixel 6 owners can enjoy the use of AT&T’s ActiveArmor for greater wireless security when users download AT&T Call Protest and mobile security apps. And 5G access will also be available at no extra cost for all unlimited plan users. All Pixel 6’s will also be FirstNet-ready for first responders to make use of the public safety communications network as needed.
T-Mobile
Available today, you can pre-order your Pixel 6 or Pro at T-Mobile while making use of some of their generous offers.
New and existing customers have the chance to get the Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro — up to $900 off — with T-Mobile’s offer to trade-in any eligible devices on Magenta Max, or get $450 off when trading in on any plan.
Additionally, customers of T-Mobile can get $500 off their Pixel 6 or Pro purchase by adding a line onto any plan, which will come out as 24 monthly bill credits.
T-Mobile customers can also pick up the Google Pixel 6 for only $25 a month – 0 down; $599 full retail price — or the Pixel 6 Pro for $31.25 — $150 down; $899 retail price.
What’s new?
With 6.4- and 6.7-inch screens for the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, respectively, the largest all-day adaptive battery to date, new camera technology, and upgraded security features, it’s no wonder Google has been hyping up their Pixel phones. They’re 5G-capable and come in a variety of soothing colors. They even have a theme system called Material You for you to style your UI to whatever you’re feeling like at the time. Google’s first-ever processor, Tensor, is included and built into the phones and making use of Android 12. The Pixels also include Titan M2, which works with Tensor to give you the greatest protection for your accounts.
Each Pixel 6 has a 50-megapixel sensor on the back to assist in their computational photography. Photos taken can even be retouched with the Magic Eraser. And if you’re active and want to show it, you might also like Pixel’s Motion Mode which allows you the ability to bring a visible motion using selective blurring to your pictures. Similarly, it can be used on backgrounds to bring them to life.
Both Pixels also come with a 128GB built-in storage, with a larger option of 256GB depending on if you get the Stormy Black version – or Sorta Seafoam for Pixel 6 only.
Additionally, when your Pixel 6 arrives, you can finally use Live Translate. A built-in feature that lets you instantly translate messages on your device without any of your data getting passed around or the need for an internet connection. With Interpreter mode, you can also receive help translating live conversations with someone else who is using a different language.
Google has also announced a subscription-based service called Pixel Pass. For as low as $45 a month for U.S. Customers only, you can get your very own Pixel 6 with additional subscriptions for YouTube Premium and Music Premium, Google One, Google Play Pass, and Preferred Care. And if you’re wanting a Pro instead of just the Pixel 6, you can start a subscription for $55 a month instead.
Aside from that, The Pro has everything the Pixel 6 has, and more. With its triple-rear have triple-rear cameras with ultrawide telephoto lens, zoom is increased – and even more so with Pixel’s Super Res Zoom. The Pro can also record 4K video in ultrawide with the front or back-facing cameras and 120Hz to ensure smooth scrolling on your phone whenever.
