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Pixel 6 supply may be low, but Google has a waitlist you can join
No need to settle for less storage or a different color
The Pixel 6 series seems like Google’s first shot at competing directly against the iPhone and whatever Galaxy devices Samsung has on the horizon. It seems Android fans find them as promising as we do — so much so, in fact, that it’s been difficult for anyone to get their hands on one. To help potential buyers find their preferred model, Google has opened up a waitlist option on its store.
Phantom Green Galaxy Z Fold3 is back with more pre-order delays
Gotta act fast if you want that snazzy green folder
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Demand for Samsung's new folding phones is understandably quite high, and it looks like in some cases that demand may be exceeding availability. Before Samsung's event had even ended, some versions of the Z Fold3 were already selling out at Samsung's site for pre-order. And while we've seen more stock appear to open up, rapidly changing availability suggests that you'd better act fast if you want to secure your order.
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It seems the music has stopped for the second-gen Pixel Buds as the latest and more affordable A-series version has become the star of the Google Store.
Google just ran out of last year's Pixel Buds
The US Google Store is out of stock and Walmart has them on fire sale
The 2020/2nd gen Pixel Buds are now listed as "out of stock" at the Google Store. This follows the release of the new, cheaper, slightly awkwardly named Pixel Buds A-Series and sizeable discounts for the older model over the last two months at several retailers, raising questions about whether or not the older model has been discontinued.
Google's Oh So Orange Pixel Buds have disappeared
They're out of stock, listed as "discontinued" or just straight-up gone at most retailers
Google's Oh So Orange colorway for the newer Pixel Buds may have been discontinued, according to retailer listings. Most storefronts now list the orange-capped earbuds as out of stock.
Following a string of delays and an anticipated late-October launch, Huawei's Mate X folding phone has finally gone on sale in China for a mere $2400 (16,999 Chinese Yuan). Or, at least, it was on sale. The phone has reportedly sold out in just minutes, though more rounds of sales are expected to happen in the coming days.
Chromeboxes aren't often in the news, but it seems like they may have their own dedicated little fanbase. Announced earlier this year, HP's Chromebox G2 went up for sale a couple of hours ago. However, the $199 and $549 models are already completely out of stock, and there are only a handful of units of the $689 and $789 models still available.
Were you hoping to pick up a OnePlus 5T in the eye-catching Lava Red down the line? Well, if you're in the US or Canada, you won't be able to anymore - at least from OnePlus directly. The company has announced that the red 5T has officially sold out in North America.
You snooze you lose. Anyone still on the fence about buying the new Nexus 6P is going to have to wait. And no, I don't mean the weeks of waiting folks who ordered one early are still undergoing. The Nexus 6P is now showing up as out of stock in the US Google Store.
If you're still on the fence about picking up a Google Play Edition of the LG G Pad 8.3, Sony Z Ultra, or HTC One M7, you may have run out of time. All three devices are presently showing as out of stock on the Google Play Store. History tells us that once devices go out of stock on the Play Store, they often tend to remain in that state indefinitely.
So it looks like quite a lot of you were waiting on the Developer Editions for those new Motorola phones. Just over one day after Motorola posted the Developer Editions of the Moto X and the DROID MAXX on the company's official store, all three phones are unavailable. The Verizon Moto X Developer Edition is marked as "Out of Stock," while the GSM Moto X DE and the DROID MAXX DE are marked as "Coming Soon."