Pixel 11 Phones Drop $350
Google cuts prices on its latest flagship lineup through November 8, with the Pro model hitting its lowest price yet.
By Robert Marshall ·
The Pixel 11 Pro is now $799.99, a drop of $300 from its launch price. This price point is $50 lower than the October Prime Day discount and $100 less than the base Pixel 11 cost at release. The deal is available at Amazon, Best Buy, and the Google Store through November 8.
The discounted unit includes 256GB of storage and 12GB of RAM. It retains exclusive software features like HiLight, which the author argues were not worth a premium price previously. The Pro model also offers improved camera performance compared to the standard Pixel 11.
The standard Pixel 11 is also discounted, currently selling for $699.99. This $200 reduction brings its price in line with the iPhone 17E, which saw a price increase in September. The base model supports Google’s new exclusive software features, including Magic Capture, Camera Looks, and Proactive Assistance.
Hardware upgrades in the base model include 12GB of RAM and 25W wireless charging, up from 15W on the previous generation. These specs match the memory found in the Pro model, narrowing the gap between the two devices.
Trade-in values remain high for older devices. A Pixel 9 Pro with 128GB of storage can earn $530 in credit at the Google Store and $525 at Best Buy. This makes the cost difference between the base Pixel 11 and the Pro model only $10 after trade-in adjustments.
The author notes that the current trade-in offers are generous, citing the specific credit amounts as a primary reason for considering the upgrade. The Pixel 11 Pro remains the recommended choice for users prioritizing camera quality and additional software features.
