Google’s Pixel 6 may be remarkable for how it is purchased rather than what it delivers. Details of a “Pixel Pass” subscription that would bundle phone payments with an Apple One-style service bundle appear to have leaked. Your monthly cost would cover both a Pixel 6 and an extended warranty, as well as Google One, Play Pass, and YouTube Music/Premium. You could connect it to Google Fi if you wanted, but there would also be a version for those who choose to use a different carrier.
It is unknown how much a Pixel Pass would cost. The leaks imply that it will be limited to the United States, although we wouldn’t exclude out debuts in nations where complete One, Play Pass, and YouTube services are accessible. According to unconfirmed sources, the standard Pixel 6 will cost €649 (about $750) in the EU, while the Pixel 6 Pro will cost €899 ($1,040).
The benefit to Google would be obvious: it might encourage Pixel 6 consumers to pay for services they would otherwise avoid, providing the firm with regular income rather than a one-time transaction. It may also deter you from switching to a competing phone by making the transition more expensive. Not that you’ll be bothered. This may mitigate the financial impact of purchasing the latest Android flagship, especially if you were already intending to subscribe to at least one Google service.
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