Statistics indicate that Google is still far from being a top seller in the cellphone sector, but reports from the Nikkei Asia Review indicate that there are plans by the “Big G” to change that. Today’s sources say that Google has ordered over 8 million units of the Pixel 7 which is being announced today at an event.
For comparison, IDC claims that Google only ordered 3.7 million units of the Pixel 6 in 2020 to be sold the following year.
In addition, the Nikkei Asia report further says that Google has informed some of its suppliers that it plans to double the sales target for the Pixel 7 line in 2023 as a warning to prepare for the increased demand, which has already been noticed with the Pixel series. 6, Google’s best seller to date.
Finally, the sources also claim that Google is planning a major launch for a more affordable device, which could be the Pixel 7a and should have 4 million units produced in early 2023 to ensure adequate supply in the following months.
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