Google Pixel 9 Pro XL could start at $1,200 with 1 TB model rumoured as US pricing and launch discounts also leak for smaller Pixel 9 Pro
The launch of Google's next flagship smartphones is only a few days away, having been scheduled for August 13. Consequently, retailers are likely to have already received release details, which a new leak supports.
To recap, Eurozone pricing and launch discounts have popped up online in the last few weeks, which we have covered separately. This time, various sources have noticed what appears to be US pricing for both Pixel 9 Pro models. Please note that US pricing for the Pixel 9 Pro Fold recently leaked separately, which will serve as the Pixel 9 series' top model and Pixel Fold (curr. $1,249 on Amazon) successor.
As the screenshot below shows, T-Mobile believes that the Pixel 9 Pro will start at $999.99, which appears to price match its predecessor on the face of it. However, this represents a 256 GB SKU; it remains to be seen how much the rumoured 128 GB SKU will retail for in the US. By contrast, the Pixel 9 Pro XL may cost $1,199.99 with 256 GB of storage; again US pricing for its alleged 128 GB SKU remains unknown for now.
On top of that, it seems that Google's 256 GB to 512 GB storage upgrade promotion will be available in the US too, whereby Google will sell 512 GB variants for just as much as their 256 GB counterparts. Separately, @MysteryLupin has reiterated a 1 TB version of the Pixel 9 Pro XL will also be sold. While this variant is expected to retail for €1,799 in Europe, its corresponding US pricing has not leaked yet.
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T-Mobile, Roland Quandt & r/GooglePixel via 9to5Google, @MysteryLupin, Evan Blass - Image credit
