Another leaked Google Pixel 6 price is more potential good news for your wallet

Earlier this week, we finally got an official confirmation of when we’ll see Google’s next Pixel phones launch: October 19. With that date on the calendar, we now know pretty much everything there is to know about the phones. That is, except for one small thing — pricing.

Thanks to Redditor /u/the_amazing_rock, though, we now have a pretty good idea of what to expect. According to an image leaked from German retailer Saturn, one of that nation’s largest electronics chains allegedly plans to set the Google Pixel 6 price at €649 (~$758). What’s more, the leaked ad snippet claims you could get a set of Bose Noise-Cancelling Headphones 700 for free with your purchase. Those headphones cost $400 just on their own!

Check out the leaked ad image here:

The €649 price matches a previous leak we’ve seen. Judging from the consistency of these leaks, it appears to be a safe bet that that could the Google Pixel 6 price in the end.

Do note that the ad copy suggests this deal goes from October 19 — the confirmed Pixel 6 launch date — to October 27, roughly a week later. It’s possible that could be the official pre-order window for the phones, meaning October 27 could be the day the Pixel 6 might be on store shelves.

Now, pricing very rarely carries over dot-for-dot across the pond. That means it is unlikely the Pixel 6 would cost $649 here. However, it could cost $799 or even $749, which would put it in direct competition with something like the Samsung Galaxy S21. That’s not bad at all!