Google is significantly increasing Samsung and iPhone trade-in values for the Pixel 7
Google is new
Pixel 7 and
Pixel 7 Pro rival the
the best flagship phones from lower-priced competitors and to make them even more enticing, Google has increased the trade-in values of the Samsung Galaxy and iPhone.
The Pixel 7 duo comes with better camera features than its predecessors, is powered by a new chip and marks the return of facial recognition.
The 8GB/128GB Pixel 7 costs $699, while the base Pixel 7 Pro with 12GB of RAM and 128GB of storage retails for $899. These are the same prices that Google charged for the outgoing Pixel 6 series.
Although the latest generation models have helped Google increase its market share, it is still insignificant compared to market leaders Apple and Samsung, and Mountain View is
eager to change that. Now a page has been taken from Samsung’s playbook to get consumers to switch.
As he noted
9to5Googleduring
Pixel 7 order period, Google was offering up to $750 off new phones with the trade-in of a 1TB Apple iPhone 13 Pro or Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. In addition, those who pre-ordered the phones also received gift cards and freebies.
Trade-in values for many other models, including Google’s own Pixel 6, have also increased.
This seems to indicate that you can actually make money by passing on a phone that costs more than the Pixel 7 variant you want to buy. Another interesting point is that Google is willing to knock $440 off the Pixel 7 if you trade in a third-generation 64GB iPhone SE, even though the phone itself costs $429.
These estimated trade-in values are great for consumers who have been looking at Pixels but weren’t willing to buy them at retail prices.
This might work better as a lure for Samsung users, though iOS users will also need to consider factors like accessory compatibility. Also, iPhones are better than Android phones
retention of valuealthough this may not matter if the trade-in deducts a significant amount from the price.
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