Fate! Order Google Pixel 6 and get a more expensive Pixel 6 Pro smartphone


 With the order of any electronic device online, many unexpected and ridiculous things like soap, juice, etc. have been delivered - this is the kind of news we hear all the time. However, turning the corner of these familiar events, this time a customer got something more expensive instead of the necessary order! Yes, that's right. Recently a Reddit user shared his experience of buying a Google Pixel 6 (Google Pixel 6) phone through the net. According to that user, he ordered a new Pixel 6 smartphone; But he did not receive the ordered phone. However, it did not do anything like slapping the forehead of the person, instead it was a real reflection of the proverb 'water without clouds'!


Order the Google Pixel 6 phone and match the ‘Pro’ model of the series


According to the man's Reddit post, he received a box of two Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 Pro (not ordered) phones due to the delivery. Of these, the standard Pixel 8 model box he ordered was not intact (‘trashed’ box according to the postman's language), nor was any phone found in the torn retail box. But the funny thing is, the user gets an unopened Pixel 7 Pro handset in the unexpected second box. In other words, in this case, by ordering the standard model, the pro phone matched without any additional cost.


In that case, the unnamed lucky man was surprised and happy to get a free upgrade to the Pixel 6 series high-end model, but also blamed a courier company called FedEx for such negligence. According to him, FedEx stole his ordered Pixel 8 phone and gave him a Pro model.


In addition, in the Reddit post, he asked if the phone would warrant a warranty, or if the whole thing was in Google's view, they would take the phone back from him without a replacement. In that case, the question that comes to everyone's mind is, why would anyone give a Pixel 7 Pro to a buyer instead of stealing it! The answer to this question? Not currently

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