Google has finally decided to remove the Google Pixel 2016 series from its store.
After the company's transition from Nexus to Pixel, many of us have been left wondering where it's going. With a few exceptions, all of the Nexus phones and tablets have been excellent and industry-standard. What's important, however, is that regardless of their name, Google's phones continue to meet the demands of the public with great success.
It's worth noting that the first-generation Google Pixel did quite well in sales, as even after the release of the new Pixel 2, the original model didn't lose ground. Maybe there was too much stock, or maybe the public loved it. In any case, it's all over now.
As for the Pixel 2, there may have been several reports of display issues, but it's still one of the best devices on the market. Many consumers even consider it to be better than the powerful new Samsung S9+ and iPhone X.
The company's decision to remove the two first-generation models (Google Pixel and Google Pixel XL) from the store, along with any other products or accessories that came with them, doesn't come as a surprise. However, it should be noted that the devices are still supported and will be able to run the upcoming Android P.
Of course, the only way to get your hands on a Google Pixel now is through a reseller or by replacing a defective device.
