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I never thought Pixels would survive this long, but I'm glad they did

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I never thought Pixels would survive this long, but I'm glad they did

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Google's Pixel formula has endured despite a shaky start to hardware and a hostile market that has seen everyone else drop out.

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  Consumers are being asked to pay a high-end price for the performance of a high-end phone from several years ago or an upper mid-range phone today
  
  Which ironically was what the Nexus line was good at. Good hardware, mid-range prices.
  
  When they started charging iPhone prices and called it Pixel, I bailed.

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