Google’s Pixel 6 Launch & a Mystery Subscription Bundle
What’s the buzz? On October 20th, Google rolled out the Pixel 6 line, but word on the street suggests they’re also rolling out a brand‑new subscription deal while they’re at it. A screenshot slipped through the internet, courtesy of @thisistechtoday, shows the so‑called Pixel Pass—Google’s attempt to bundle everything a phone user might need into one monthly price.
What does Pixel Pass actually include?
- Google One – cloud storage, backup and a few extra perks.
- Play Pass – access to a wide library of games without the usual purchase fees.
- YouTube Premium – ad‑free videos, background play and some queue‑building capabilities.
- Google Fi – flexible network coverage that shuns the traditional commitment ideas.
- Additionally, a device warranty extension promises a longer safety net for your new hardware.
Key questions that are still unanswered
At this point, we don’t know the exact monthly cost of Pixel Pass or whether it will roll out outside the United States. Those details are still under wraps and Google hasn’t yet said if the subscription will be available globally.
Pixel 6 specs you’ve seen so far
According to another leak, the Pixel 6 will receive five years of software updates, keeping it fresh for half a decade.
The US price list shows:
- Pixel 6: $849 (S$1,151) – available in “kinda coral,” “sorta seafoam,” and “stormy black.”
- Pixel 6 Pro: $1,099 – colors include “sorta sunny,” “cloudy white,” and “stormy black.”
What’s next?
While Google’s hardware unveiling moves ahead, the mystery of Pixel Pass adds a layer of excitement. Will it be a match made in phone heaven, and can we get it beyond US borders?
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- Google Pixel 6 leaks detail 23W wireless charging stand and more (previewed on Hardware Zone)
