Google Pixel phones have been the talk of the town since its release earlier this month. Apple's new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7S have been basking in the spotlight of the mobile arena up until now. This is perhaps partly due to the fiasco of Samsung's exploding battery.
Until recently, Apple hasn't had much of a competitor from the Android arena except maybe from Samsung. Now here comes Google Pixel as Apple's latest contender.
The Google Pixel and Pixel XL phones have specifications that match current mobile technology trends at a price that will surely give value to hard-earned bucks.
Even before its release, there has already been a lot of hype around the Google Pixel phone. Talks and rumors going around in tech forums have helped build up the anticipation for the Pixel phone.
Finally, the wait is over. Unfortunately, the sale period has been short. Not that Google shortened it intentionally, but rather the short sale period was due to a shortage of supply.
The "very blue" color variant of the phone ran out almost immediately after it was released. But the other variants of Google Pixel have an estimated delivery time of 4 to 5 weeks. As for the bigger version of the phone, the Google Pixel XL, the stocks for all variants have been sold out, and there's currently no news when new stocks will be available.
Although stocks for the Google Pixel and Google Pixel XL might be hard to come by in the Google Store, there is hope for those who really want to get their hands on these awesome phones from Google. Verizon Wireless seems to have all the color variants in stock, with an availability date set on October 20.
For those wanting to switch over or signup to Verizon, now would be a great time. Do you think Google Pixel is better than Apple's iPhone series? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below.
