In parallel with the full reveal of the Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro, Google has quietly pulled the covers off Pixel Pass, a new way to access the Pixel phones and the search giant's suite of premium services for a monthly fee

For a flat rate starting at $45 per month, US customers can get a brand new Pixel 6 phone with access to Google One, YouTube Premium, YouTube Music Premium, Google Play Pass, and Preferred Care

For $55 per month, you can exchange your Pixel 6 for a Pixel 6 Pro And after a few years, you have the option to upgrade to a new Pixel phone

In a nutshell, Pixel Pass is a subscription bundle that provides access to Google One, YouTube Premium, YouTube Music Premium, Google Play Pass, and Preferred Care

This eliminates the need to purchase a separate Pixel device, register separately for various Google services, and manage subscription costs and renewal dates after two years, the option to upgrade to the latest Google Pixel Phone It can be likened to a carrier contract, as there is

Keep in mind that SIM contracts are not included here So you should consider it as an additional monthly cost, but if you buy a Pixel phone directly you should do that

Now let's break down what you get with the new Pixel Pass First, you can choose between the Google Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro Both have flagship specs and custom AI-based Tensor chips that could make them candidates for the best Android phones, but we need to test them first

Answering this question requires some calculations and assumptions Let's say you subscribe to these services separately for two years and choose the cheapest option: the 24-month service fee alone would cost at least $534

Adding the $599 Pixel 6 to this would bring the total to $1,133 for two years $899 Pixel 6 Pro to these subscription services, bringing the total to $1,433 over two years

With Pixel Pass, the two-year cost of the Pixel 6 would be $1,080, and the Pixel 6 Pro would cost $1,320 over 24 months

If you want a new Pixel phone and the complete set of services mentioned above, Pixel Pass is the way to go

If you are not interested in these services, you may be better off looking for carrier deals that have already appeared as part of the Pixel 6 pre-order process Alternatively, you could wait for the Google Pixel 6 to come out on Black Friday or other sales