Google Discontinues Pixel Pass Subscription Service

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Google has announced that Pixel Pass will no longer be offered for new Pixel purchases, nor available for renewal, beginning August 29, 2023. Originally announced in October 2021, Pixel Pass is a subscription service that granted Pixel owners access to YouTube Premium, 200 GB of cloud storage, hundreds of games and apps via Google Play Pass, and other perks for a monthly price. Google hasn’t provided a clear explanation as to why Pixel Pass is being discontinued.

Google Pixel Pass Features

  • YouTube Premium for ad-free watching and background play while using other apps
  • YouTube Music Premium for ad-free, uninterrupted listening
  • Google One with 200 GB of safe, reliable cloud storage for full resolution photos and videos, Google Store discounts, automatic phone backup and more
  • Google Play Pass with access to hundreds of games and apps completely free of ads and in-app purchases
  • Preferred Care coverage to cover life’s little accidents with hassle-free device repairs

We offer the best value of our hardware products and give users the flexibility to purchase their favorite services. We continue to evaluate offers based on customer feedback and provide different ways for them to access the best of Google.

you can still upgrade your Pixel device after 24 months, you just won’t be able to renew your subscription to Pixel Pass. You can purchase or finance your next Pixel device directly from Google Store or Google Fi Wireless, and you have the option to trade-in your current Pixel device towards your next device. Current Pixel Pass subscribers received $100 towards their next Pixel purchase good for 2 years, which can also be used alongside available promotions.

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Tsing Mui
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