Compared to Apple’s iPhones and Samsung’s Galaxy phones, Google’s Pixel handsets are not doing well at AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon stores.
You have to hand it to Google for honesty. Shortly after announcing the Pixel 9a, the company said that the release had been pushed back due to component quality issues. While it remains to be seen whether this will have any impact on the phone’s sales when it eventually starts shipping in April, anecdotal evidence from some AT&T customers and employees indicate Google’s phones are already not doing so great.
The Pixel 9 series could be termed a turning point for Google’s smartphone lineup. In November, it was reported that the phone outsold past generations of Pixel devices in terms of quarterly sales and it might even have helped the company snatch Apple’s market share.
