All articles tagged with #pricing leak
A fresh WinFuture leak pins European prices for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 family and Flip 8 (Fold 8 €1,999; Fold 8 Ultra €2,199; Flip 8 €1,299) plus Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2 (roughly €409–€489 for 40/44mm, €749 for Ultra 2 LTE) ahead of Samsung’s July 22 Unpacked; the Fold 8 is rumored to have a wider outer display, and US pricing may differ.
Pricing leaks suggest two price tracks for the Vivo X300 Ultra: in China, import prices range from about €1,000 for the 12/256 GB configuration to €1,194 for 1 TB, with €1,500 for the complete camera-kit bundle; Hong Kong listings show roughly €1,162–€1,384 for various configs. An apparent EU listing hinted at around €2,000 in Austria/Germany/Hungary, though that leak isn’t confirmed. If real, EU pricing would be about double the base China pricing, with shipments for the China model slated to begin around April 3 and a one-year Vivo warranty included; confirmation on EU pricing remains pending.
European pricing for Samsung's Galaxy A37 and A57 leaked ahead of launch, signaling a €60 hike over their predecessors. The A37 will be offered in 6/128 GB for €439 and 8/256 GB for €539; the A57 in 8/128 GB for €539 and 8/256 GB for €609, suggesting higher MSRPs in Europe as launch approaches.
French pricing leaks for the Galaxy S26 lineup ahead of a Feb. 25 launch show the S26 at €999 for 256GB and €1,199 for 512GB; the S26 Plus is €1,269 (256GB) and €1,469 (512GB); the S26 Ultra starts at €1,469 for 256GB and rises to €1,969 for 1TB. These figures suggest €80–€180 increases over the S25 in some configurations and align with other European leaks (Sweden, Bulgaria). The increases are attributed to higher memory chip costs amid AI demand, while US pricing remains uncertain and market-by-market variations are likely.
European prices for the Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro are reportedly €179 and €249, matching the Buds 3/3 Pro in Europe. If US pricing follows, expect $179 and $249. Samsung is expected to unveil the Buds 4 lineup alongside the Galaxy S26 family at an Unpacked event next month, with March availability. The unchanged price points could signal that the Galaxy S26 lineup may avoid price hikes as well, though details are not official yet.
Retail listings in Italy and Greece hint at prices for the Moto G17 (€294.90 for 8/256GB), Moto G77 (€376.89 for 8/256GB), and Edge 70 Fusion (€478.90 for 8/256GB). The G77 reportedly features a 6.8-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED, Dimensity 6400, 32MP selfie, 108MP main, 8MP ultrawide, 5,200 mAh with 30W charging, and IP64 dust/splash resistance. The Edge 70 Fusion is said to have a 6.78-inch 144Hz AMOLED, 50MP main, 32MP selfie, 7,000 mAh battery with 68W charging, and a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. All three are expected to run Android 16 from day one, with official pricing to be confirmed.
A Czech retailer leak suggests that the upcoming Steam Machine may be priced higher than current gaming consoles, with estimates around $814 for the 512GB model and $916 for the 2TB version, reflecting ongoing global tech price increases due to supply chain issues and RAM shortages. The actual prices from Valve might be lower, but overall, expect a premium price for the device when it launches.
A leak suggests the Pixel 10 lineup will have similar pricing to previous models, with the base Pixel 10 starting at $799, and the Pro and Fold versions ranging from $999 to over $2,100, with some models possibly seeing small price increases or changes in storage options.
Google's Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro are set to launch with prices similar to the Pixel 9 series, maintaining a competitive edge with incremental hardware updates and a focus on AI capabilities, while keeping prices lower than flagship competitors like Apple and Samsung to appeal to value-conscious consumers.
The upcoming Asus ROG Xbox Ally handheld, a collaboration with Microsoft, faces potential market challenges due to high pricing leaks suggesting it could cost between $700 and $1,050, which may hinder its success given the competitive landscape and existing alternatives like the Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go. The device offers features like Game Pass access and Thunderbolt 4 support but may struggle to gain traction if priced too high, especially without discounts from Microsoft.
Leaked prices suggest the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X will cost around $599 and $899 respectively, aligning with their predecessor's pricing in Europe, and potentially making them some of the most powerful gaming handhelds with Z2 APUs, though final prices await official confirmation.
The upcoming ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X handhelds, set for release in late 2025, are rumored to be among the most expensive gaming handhelds, with prices leaked from an official partner suggesting €599 (~$699) for the base model and €899 (~$1,050) for the premium version, driven by new AMD Z2 processors and high-end specs.
A leaker reveals that Google's Pixel 10 series will have similar European prices to the Pixel 9 series, with no major discounts, and the Pixel Buds 2a will be more expensive at €149, indicating stable pricing for Pixel devices but increased costs for earbuds.
Leaked European prices suggest the ROG Xbox Ally may cost €599 and the ROG Xbox Ally X €899, with U.S. prices possibly around $499 and $799, launching in October with pre-orders starting in August. The devices feature upgraded hardware and software, but their success may depend on pricing and market competition.
The upcoming Nothing Phone 2a's pricing details have been leaked, with rumored prices of €349 and €399 for 8/128GB and 12/256GB variants, respectively. The device is set to launch on March 5 and is targeted at the budget market, with a focus on young and creative consumers. The Phone 2a may feature a MediaTek Dimensity 7200 SoC and is expected to be revealed at MWC 2024, with a potential teaser during the event.