$200 off Pixel 6
Get a $200 phone discount with the purchase and activation of a Pixel 6 phone from fi.google.com. New Google Fi customers must transfer (port-in) your number to Fi from your current carrier to be eligible.
How do I qualify for the $200 discount?
- You must be a new Fi customer. A new Fi customer is someone who has never had Fi service or someone whose last day of Fi service took place more than 180 days before making a purchase with this promotion.
- To qualify for the full $200 discount, you need to:
- Activate the phone on a new full service plan (data-only SIMs do not qualify) within 30 days of the shipment confirmation email and keep the qualifying phone active on Google Fi for 120 consecutive days.
- You must activate on the same Fi account used to purchase the phone or be a new member of the purchaser's group plan.
- You must also bring/transfer your number to Fi within 30 days of the shipment confirmation email. Fi-to-Fi number transfers are not eligible.
- The discounted price will automatically apply during checkout. If you do not meet the conditions above, $200 will be charged to your Google Pay account.
Any other details to know?
- Offer is valid while supplies last or while the promotion is live and available on the fi.google.com site.
- For individual plans, limit one per person. For group plans, limit one per group plan member.
- Offer is only available to U.S. residents 18 years or older, and requires Google Pay and Google Fi accounts.
- Unless otherwise stated, this offer cannot be combined with other offers.
- Discount is not transferable and is not valid for cash or cash equivalent.
- If Fi determines that this offer is used in connection with abuse, misuse, or fraud, or if the account used to purchase the phone is not in good standing, the discounted amount will be charged to your Google Pay account.
- Void where prohibited.
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From your other reply, you might be arguing for something that doesn't apply. Your Samsung-iPhone example is Samsung offering a big credit to trade in an iPhone and buy a Samsung phone whereas Googles offering a deep discount on the Samsung phone it's selling. It's not offering a big credit to trade a Samsung and buy a pixel.
Since this^ is all conjecture anyway…
Technically Google is also in the software aspect of the mobile phone business…so they do benefit regardless of whether you get the Samsung or the Pixel since they're both running their OS at heart.
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Fi always sells Google-branded phones. The phone could have been made by Samsung, but they'll make sure to remove everything that has Samsung in it (e.g. Knox, UI, etc) because they want the user to have the "Google experience" so the user will never buy a Samsung phone.
This is also why phone manufacturer never sells a "Pure Android" phone without anything on top. They want the phone experience to be unique to their brand to create loyalty. Any premium discounts will always come from a different manufacturer because they represent a new loyalty-- iPhone to Samsung, Samsung to Google, etc.
Fi always sells Google-branded phones. The phone could have been made by Samsung, but they'll make sure to remove everything that has Samsung in it (e.g. Knox, UI, etc) because they want the user to have the "Google experience" so the user will never buy a Samsung phone.
This is also why phone manufacturer never sells a "Pure Android" phone without anything on top. They want the phone experience to be unique to their brand to create loyalty. Any premium discounts will always come from a different manufacturer because they represent a new loyalty-- iPhone to Samsung, Samsung to Google, etc.
You seem to be confusing google phones with google fi as a phone service.
Fi always sells Google-branded phones. The phone could have been made by Samsung, but they'll make sure to remove everything that has Samsung in it (e.g. Knox, UI, etc) because they want the user to have the "Google experience" so the user will never buy a Samsung phone.
This is also why phone manufacturer never sells a "Pure Android" phone without anything on top. They want the phone experience to be unique to their brand to create loyalty. Any premium discounts will always come from a different manufacturer because they represent a new loyalty-- iPhone to Samsung, Samsung to Google, etc.
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