Google Pixel 9 Pro US sales may start at $1,000, with the 9 Pro XL going for at least $1,200.
With the 9 Pro XL most directly comparable to the 8 Pro, that would represent a $200 price hike.
If we see the same for the smallest Pixel 9, sales might begin at $900.
With less than a week to go until August 13’s Made by Google event, we’re just days away from getting the full picture on the Pixel 9 family. While leaks and rumors have been very generous over the past few months, giving us a quite solid sense of what to expect from this new hardware, some key questions have persisted — and one of the biggest there concerns pricing. Last year, we got a price hike with the Pixel 8, and it’s felt like the Pixel 9 would repeat that pattern. And while we checked out some leaked European pricing that seemed to confirm that idea, we’ve still been interested in getting some precise figures about what US sales might look like. Today we receive what might be our best sense of that yet, upon the publication of what appears to be T-Mobile Pixel 9 pricing.
This data comes to us from Reddit, where user 5XDylanBISHF shares what looks like Google Shopping search results pulling from T-Mobile (via Android Police). We’re not sure how that might have happened — maybe someone made a database visible a little too early — but it ultimately displays a few price figures for some of the Pixel 9 models we’re expecting:
Hope you’ve got an extra $200 sitting around.
