Google Pixel 11 Starts at $899 as Google Doubles Base Storage
Google’s Pixel 11 starts at $899, $100 above the Pixel 10’s launch price, while doubling base storage to 256GB. The new lineup also adds Tensor G6, upgraded cameras, Qi2.2 charging, and an Aug. 20 release date. The post Google Pixel 11 Starts at $899 as Google Doubles Base Storage appeared first on TechRepublic .
Google has announced that the starting price for its Pixel 11 lineup will be $899, marking a $100 increase from the Pixel 10's launch price. This new pricing structure also doubles the base storage capacity to 256GB. The Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL start at $1,099 and $1,299, respectively, while the Pixel 11 Fold begins at $1,899. The 128GB entry-level storage option has been discontinued, making 256GB the minimum storage capacity across all Pixel 11 models.
The phones, which feature Google's Tensor G6 processor, arrive with new Gemini-powered features and upgraded camera capabilities, including Magic Capture. With a release date set for August 20, preorders opened on August 12. Google's decision to raise prices is attributed to rising memory costs and pressure on smartphone component prices, which can impact both individual and fleet purchasing decisions.
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