https://wccftech.com/pixel-4-sales-2020-not-mentioned-google-ceo/

There was a lot of hype built around Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. With a high refresh rate screen coupled with Motion Sense, both of them appeared like solid flagships for 2019 that also offered one feature not yet present on any smartphone. Unfortunately, buggy software hampered the launch, and the starting price tag of $799 didn’t help matters if Google’s main objective was to improve shipment numbers. It’s possible that Pixel 4 sales didn’t do as well as the company would have liked, as the company CEO Sundar Pichai made no mention of how well they sold.

Although Google says that its hardware wing is a multi-billion dollar business, the company didn’t reveal the exact sales numbers for its Pixel phones during the recent earnings call. That being said, the Mountain View-based giant did say that hardware sales have been declining and with Pixel 4 missing from the list of devices that are doing well, we can assume that the company’s latest flagship phone isn’t driving a lot of sales.