Google unveiled its latest smartphone lineup on August 12, introducing the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro ahead of its annual Made By Google event. Both devices are set to launch on August 20 and are currently available for preorder through multiple retailers and carriers, each offering different incentives to early adopters.
The standard Pixel 11 begins at $899 with 256GB of storage. Customers ordering through the Google Store can receive up to $500 in trade-in savings, plus either $100 in store credit or a $130 discount on the Pixel Watch 5 before August 28. Amazon and Best Buy both provide a complimentary $100 gift card with purchase, while T-Mobile offers the device entirely free through bill credits when trading in an eligible device and selecting one of their qualifying plans.
The Pixel 11 Pro carries a $1,099 starting price, representing a $100 increase from its predecessor. Google Store customers can save up to $600 through trade-ins and earn $200 in store credit or a $250 Pixel Watch 5 discount. Amazon and Best Buy shoppers receive a free $200 gift card, while T-Mobile and AT&T both provide the handset at no cost through monthly bill credits with an approved trade-in and data plan.
The Pixel 11 Pro distinguishes itself with enhanced features including a customizable HiLight notification light on the camera bar, improved brightness at 3,600 nits, and upgraded camera capabilities with 50MP and 48MP sensors. Both devices feature the Google Tensor G6 processor and arrive in multiple color options.
Originally reported by Mashable →
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