Price is a determinant for consumer choices. Our theoretical framework is proposed that different product types (hedonic vs. utilitarian) may modify the weight of dual roles of price (percived quality and perceived sacrifice). One experiment is designed to exam the relationship bewteen product types and these opposing roles of price. The findings indicate that the linkage bewteen product types and perceived qualtiy, but no assocation bewteen product types and perceived sacrifice. The reults offer convergent evidences and implications for future related studies.