I live in the UK and right now I'm in the market for a midrange phone that will last a couple years. I've had my eyes on the OnePlus Nord, Pixel 4a, and now the new 4a 5g.
I think Google kind of blew it with the pricing here. In the us the Pixel 4a costs $349. That translates to about 270£ but Google still sells it at 349£. Ok, an extra 80 quid is more but it's not that bad. Well now they are doing it with their new phones too. The Pixel 4a with 5g should by all means cost 385£. Instead they sell it for 500£, a full 125£ more! Imagine your Pixel 4a 5g costing $650! That is almost as much as their new flagship.
This pricing is intentional, as they have noticed the difference in price between regions was getting ridiculous and they've dropped the Pixel 5 to 600£ ($775).
I'm very disappointed in Google for that one. I don't see their new phones selling well here with how competitive the midrange market has gotten.
I think Google kind of blew it with the pricing here. In the us the Pixel 4a costs $349. That translates to about 270£ but Google still sells it at 349£. Ok, an extra 80 quid is more but it's not that bad. Well now they are doing it with their new phones too. The Pixel 4a with 5g should by all means cost 385£. Instead they sell it for 500£, a full 125£ more! Imagine your Pixel 4a 5g costing $650! That is almost as much as their new flagship.
This pricing is intentional, as they have noticed the difference in price between regions was getting ridiculous and they've dropped the Pixel 5 to 600£ ($775).
I'm very disappointed in Google for that one. I don't see their new phones selling well here with how competitive the midrange market has gotten.