The Pixel 9 seems like a massive hit for Google. That could be the key to Android winning back some serious market share in the US

Update November 5th: Update: Google is rolling out another major discount for the Pixel 9 series. People with gold status on Play Points can claim a 30% discount on a Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro / XL and Pixel 9 Pro Fold, according to redditors who have claimed the deal.

When you buy a Google Pixel 9 Pro or iPhone 16 Pro, you know how much you’re paying. Both phones have retail prices of $1,000. They’re expensive, but they’re in-line with other flagship smartphones. But is that the real price of the phones?

Pixel 9 Pro reportedly costs $406 to manufacture, less than half of its retail price. Production costs breakdown: $80 for Tensor G4 chip, $75 for Samsung display, $61 for camera. iPhone 16 Pro has a 40% higher manufacturing cost compared to Pixel 9 Pro's ...

Analysts report that the Pixel 9 Pro's cost of material is around $406, which is lower than last year's Pixel 8 Pro.

According to a new report, Google’s cost for producing a PIxel 9 Pro is just over $400, which might be lower than the previous generation.

The phones are priced the same, however. A new report from Japan today claims to reveal the bill of materials (BOM) for both Google's Pixel 9 Pro

Recently, we have seen a few different articles come out about how well the Pixel 9 is selling for Google. And now, we're hearing from Counterpoint

Google's Pixel phones have been making more waves than usual of late, and a new report from Counterpoint Research (via Android Authrority) gives us a glimpse into just how well they're doing. While still a small player in the US smartphone market,