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Google’s Pixel 11 phones are up to 27 percent off

You can save a heck of lot of money on Google’s Pixel 11 phones through November 8th, whether you want the best-for-the-least Pixel 11, or the slightly pricier Pixel 11 Pro that takes better photos. Even the big Pixel 11 Pro XL with a longer-lasting battery is hundreds off its original price. The Pixel 11 […]

Google’s Pixel 11 phones are up to 27 percent off

Google's Pixel 11 phones are offering significant discounts through November 8th, making them more affordable options for consumers. The Pixel 11 Pro, with 256GB storage and 12GB of RAM, is discounted from $1,099.99 to $799.99 across Amazon, Best Buy, and the Google Store. This price drop is $50 cheaper than during October's Prime Day event and $100 less than the original launch price of the Pixel 11.

It also beats the new iPhone 17E in terms of affordability. The Pixel 11 Pro is an excellent choice for those seeking superior camera performance and enhanced features like HiLight, although the latter might not be worth the extra cost for everyone. Although a Black Friday price drop seems unlikely, the Pixel 11 Pro remains a strong contender.

For those looking for a more budget-friendly option, the Pixel 11 is also on sale. Priced at $699.99, which matches the cost of the iPhone 17E, the Pixel 11 offers access to Google's exclusive software features, including Magic Capture, Camera Looks, and Proactive Assistance. It also boasts faster 25W wireless charging and 12GB of RAM, similar to the Pixel 11 Pro. The Pixel 11 is available for purchase at $899 at the Amazon, Google Store, and Best Buy.

Upgrading to the Pixel 11 Pro could be an attractive option, especially considering the generous trade-in offers currently available. The Pixel 9 Pro, in my case, can fetch $530 in trade-in credit at the Google Store and $525 at Best Buy, making the upgrade only $10 more.

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