Low-cost Pixels? Not on Google’s horizon, says VP

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, with its premium features, improved camera, and robust chip, marks Google's entry into the $1,000 smartphone market. Yet, the burning question remains: Will there be a much more budget-friendly option?), Nanda Ramachandran, Google’s Vice President of Mobile Business, addressed this query. Ramachandran confirmed that a Pixel priced around 200 euros is not on the company's roadmap. The reason? According to him, it would entail"," asserts Ramachandran.

He points to the improved displays, new cameras, a more powerful chip, and the substantial investment in providing seven years of update support.during Google’s I/O event of 2023, which was held in May. If the company sticks to its pattern (thea in May next year. Whether it will surpass the price of its predecessor remains uncertain, but given the upward trend in theA discussion is a place, where people can voice their opinion, no matter if it is positive, neutral or negative.

 

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