Google says it has sold through its inventory of the two phones.
What you need to know
Just days after unveiling the and confirming the existence of the , Google has discontinued its Pixel 4 series phones. Both the and are no longer available to purchase in Google's store in the U.S.
In a statement sent to , a Google spokesperson said:
What is particularly unusual is that the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL have been discontinued by Google just less than a year after their launch. Both phones were announced at Google's 2019 'Made by Google' event on October 15. As noted by The Verge, both the Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 series phones were discontinued roughly 18 months after their unveiling. They were also discontinued after their successors had been launched.
Google's next flagship phone, the Pixel 5, won't arrive until October. Alongside the , the company will also launch the , which is expected to have a larger display and a more powerful chipset compared to the 4G-only Pixel 4a.
What you need to know
- Google has reportedly discontinued its flagship Pixel 4 and 4 XL phones.
- The two phones are now out of stock in Google's U.S. store, although some variants are still available in select markets.
- This is the first time that Google has discontinued a Pixel phone less than a year after its unveiling.
Just days after unveiling the and confirming the existence of the , Google has discontinued its Pixel 4 series phones. Both the and are no longer available to purchase in Google's store in the U.S.
In a statement sent to , a Google spokesperson said:
What is particularly unusual is that the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL have been discontinued by Google just less than a year after their launch. Both phones were announced at Google's 2019 'Made by Google' event on October 15. As noted by The Verge, both the Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 series phones were discontinued roughly 18 months after their unveiling. They were also discontinued after their successors had been launched.
Google's next flagship phone, the Pixel 5, won't arrive until October. Alongside the , the company will also launch the , which is expected to have a larger display and a more powerful chipset compared to the 4G-only Pixel 4a.