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Google Pixel 11 is discounted up to $450 at Mint Mobile, as pre-order deals start to end

If you’re inclined to switch carriers, Mint Mobile’s Pixel 11 series deal brings the Pixel 11 Pro down to $724. And that’s not even the best deal.

Google Pixel 11 is discounted up to $450 at Mint Mobile, as pre-order deals start to end

Mint Mobile is offering significant discounts on Google's Pixel 11 series, allowing pre-order deals to continue beyond their initial expiration. The Pixel 11 Pro can be purchased for as low as $724, while the Pixel 11 Pro Fold sees the most substantial reduction, dropping to $1,449 from its usual price of $1,899. This makes the Pixel 11 series an attractive option for those looking to switch carriers.

Mint Mobile's deals are limited to customers who sign up for their 12-month Unlimited plan. Even though pre-orders have ended, these discounts remain available for new customers. The Pixel 11 lineup is also unlocked and can be purchased directly from the Google Store or other retailers like Amazon.

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