All articles tagged with #price leak
Pricing leaks peg the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra at $2,099 in the US and the standard Fold 8 at $1,899 for 256GB, with higher storage options likely costing more. A Samsung store in Korea reportedly displayed the device ahead of Samsung’s July Unpacked event in London, signaling an imminent official reveal and confirming the new foldable lineup is arriving soon.
European pricing for Samsung's next-gen wearables leaked ahead of the Galaxy Unpacked event: Galaxy Watch 9 40mm Bluetooth €409 and Bluetooth+4G €459; 40mm variants, and 44mm €439 (Bluetooth) / €489 (Bluetooth+4G), each €30 higher than the Galaxy Watch 8. The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 (47mm) is listed at €749 for Bluetooth+4G, €50 more than before, with no non-LTE option. Release is expected August 6, 2026, with pre-orders starting July 22 around 3 PM French time (2 PM UK). Leak source Billbil-kun, with corroboration from Winfuture.
A WinFuture leak estimates EU prices for Samsung's 2026 Galaxy Z Fold 8/Ultra, Z Flip 8, Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2, indicating notable price increases versus the prior generation and pointing to a July 22 Unpacked event; the report also notes expected battery and charging upgrades across the lineup.
European price leaks ahead of Samsung's London Unpacked event show higher starting prices for the Galaxy Z Fold8 family, Flip8, and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2/Watch9, with increases across all storage configurations.
A Portuguese retailer reportedly listed five GTA 6 SKUs with a November 19, 2026 launch and prices from €90 to €200, sparking chatter about UK/US pricing as pre-orders begin June 25 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S; Rockstar has released the cover art and confirmed Vice City as the setting with new protagonists Lucia and Jason.
Leaked FNAC SKUs reportedly show GTA 6 priced at €89.99 for the base edition and €119.99 for a Premium edition, with pre-orders for PS5 and Xbox Series S/X set to open on June 25; a €199.99 Collector's Edition is also listed. The timing renews debate about a near-€100 price point analysts like Michael Pachter floated years ago.
A Valve Steam Machine price leak via the device's source code hints at a premium cost, with hardware reservations suggesting prices in the thousands of euros and possibly over $1,000, though theories include an expensive bundle or a misread; Valve has not commented and earlier reports pegged the price around $600–$650.
An Insider Gaming report says Valve is close to finalizing Steam Machine pricing, potentially ending the release-date uncertainty caused by memory shortages; the piece notes a leaked Steam Controller MSRP and signals an imminent hardware announcement, with internal debates over pricing amid DDR5 RAM/storage costs and 8GB VRAM considerations for a premium 4K/60fps living-room PC launch in 2026.
GoPro’s MISSION 1 PRO price leaked at $699.99 ahead of NAB 2026 via a temporary product page and a mobile checkout flow, suggesting a strategic price point that positions the camera as a bridge between consumer action cams and pro cinema tools. The MSRP could vary by configuration or region, with shipping expected by late May 2026, and the leak reinforces GoPro’s pivot toward a higher-end, cinema-adjacent market.
Rumors place the iPhone 18 Pro with a variable aperture main camera, up to 8–10x optical zoom, a 24MP front camera, and a larger 5100–5200mAh battery powered by the A20 chip (with claimed long battery life), starting at $1,199, alongside the iPhone Fold, a dual-screen foldable with a 5.3” external and 7.8” internal display, Touch ID in the power button, a 5,500+mAh+ battery, and a $2,000 price; Apple reportedly plans a staggered release (Pro in 2026, base models in 2027) and may be exploring a flip-style foldable in the future.
A German retailer has leaked European pricing for the Xiaomi 17, listing €1,099 for 512GB and suggesting a €999 base option, while the global version uses a 6,330mAh battery (smaller than China’s 7,000mAh) and 100W charging with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5; launch outside China is expected after MWC 2026 ends in March.
A leak from a Czech retailer suggests that Valve's upcoming Steam Machine could cost around $950 for the 512GB model and over $1,000 for the 2TB version, but these prices are not official and should be taken with caution.
The leaked prices for the upcoming Steam Machine suggest it will be significantly more expensive than current consoles, with the 2TB model potentially costing over $1000, which has disappointed many fans expecting a more affordable gaming device.
AMD's stock price surged following a leak revealing the pricing details of their Ryzen CPUs, which has generated significant market interest and speculation.
The PlayStation 6 is expected to cost around £800, which is higher than the PlayStation 5 but potentially comparable to the PS5 Pro, indicating a significant upgrade and a costly new generation of gaming consoles, with Xbox's upcoming console rumored to be even more expensive.