Quite Black, Very Silver and the U.S. exclusive - Really Blue, are the color choices of Google Pixel and Pixel XL are available. The Really Blue Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones have gone out of stock on Google Store. However, there is a way through which it can be purchased now.
The new Google Pixel smartphones sport unique design. Even though both the phones have metallic chassis, their rear features a little glass panel where the camera and fingerprint sensors are located. The bottom part of its backside sports Google's 'G' logo
Just as Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus in the new Jet Black color sports shiny appeal, the Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones are available in the U.S. in a bright and vibrant blue finish. Since the Really Blue variant appears elegant, it has gone out of stock within 24 hours of the unveil event, Phone Arena reported.
How to get the Really Blue Pixel and Pixel XL?
On Google Store, the unlocked Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones are available. In the U.S., the Google has partnered exclusively with Verizon to sell Pixel and Pixel XL with 24 months' contract. The carrier is also offering these smartphones without contract.
In order to get Really Blue variant of Pixel or Pixel XL, customers can visit Verizon's website. The 32 GB models of the both the phones are currently available in Really Blue, TheBitBag reported. However, the 128 GB models are only available in other two color choices.
Verizon is now receiving pre-orders of Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones until Oct. 19. It is also giving away free Daydream VR for customers who pre-order these phones. The carrier will begin the shipping the devices from Oct. 20.
The off-contract prices of 32 GB Google Pixel and Pixel XL with Verizon are $649 and $769. Customers will have to spend $27.08 for 24 months to get the Pixel XL through Verizon's contract. The 32 GB Pixel XL can be purchased through monthly payments of $32.08 for 24 months through the carrier.
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Here is hands-on video of Google Pixel and Pixel XL: