Google’s Pixel 11 is cheaper ahead of iPhone 18 Pro launch
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro will release this Friday, September 18th, and it’s tough to see it as just a coincidence that Google’s latest Pixel phones are discounted. The Pixel 11 Pro carries the biggest discount, with its fog, olive, and obsidian color schemes selling for around $1,007 at Amazon, almost negating this year’s $100 price […]
Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro release has coincided with Google discounting its Pixel smartphones. The Pixel 11 Pro, which boasts twice the storage at 256GB compared to other Pixels, is now available for around $1,007 on Amazon, almost erasing the $100 price increase for the base model. The standard Pixel 11 model is being sold for approximately $840 at Amazon, which is a $60 reduction from its original price.
This brings the price of the Pixel 11 down, making it slightly less costly to access Google's exclusive features like Camera Looks and Magic Capture. The Pixel 11 Pro's processor and RAM match those of the cheaper Pixel 11, making the price drop available across the entire range. The Pixel 10A, originally priced at $499 for the Pixel 9's Tensor G4 processor, has returned to $424 at Amazon and Best Buy.
This price return could prompt consideration of whether an upgrade from an older A-series phone is necessary or if sticking to a flagship phone lifestyle can save money.
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