Whether you're interested in the base model Pixel 11, the powerful Pixel 11 Pro, or the super-sized Pixel 11 Pro XL, there are quite a few Google Pixel 11 deals that could make these AI-boosted smartphones cheap (or even free) if you're willing to follow a few steps.
Indeed, there aren't any "straight" discounts for the Pixel 11 series just yet — and we probably won't see any serious price drops until the holiday season rolls around — but there are plenty of trade-in opportunities and carrier deals to tide you over in the meantime.
The new generation of Pixel phones takes the stellar foundation of the Google Pixel 10 series and adds a new processor, an upgraded camera system, and a set of stylish new color variants. The Pixel 11 Pro and 11 Pro XL also feature the new HiLight LED system, a fancy light array around the camera bar that's sure to turn heads. Keep reading for all of the best Pixel 11 discounts on the web (so far).
Quick links
- Google Pixel 11 official review
- Google Pixel 11 Pro official review
- The best Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold deals
- T-Mobile: FREE Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro with eligible line
- Verizon: FREE Pixel 11 with eligible line
- AT&T: FREE Pixel 11 phones with trade-in, new line
- Google Store: up to $650 off with trade-in
- Mint Mobile: up to $425, plus 50% off wireless
- Xfinity Mobile: FREE Pixel 11 with trade-in, new line
Google Pixel 11 deals
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FAQ
How much does the Google Pixel 11 series cost?
The base model Google Pixel 11 is set to retail for $899 / €999, while the Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL will cost $1,099 / €1,199 and $1,299 / €1,399, respectively. The 128GB storage configuration has been removed with the Pixel 11 series, which means all three phones now start with 256GB of onboard storage.
The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL is the only phone in the flagship lineup to receive a price hike this year, selling for $100 more than its predecessor.
Which Google Pixel 11 phone should I choose?
It depends on what you're looking for! If you want something compact and affordable, the base model Google Pixel 11 is a great choice, with a stunning display, Tensor G6 processor, and a seven-year software promise.
If you want the same size but more power, you can upgrade to the Google Pixel 11 Pro and get a brighter display, better cameras, and the new HiLight LED light array. Last but not least, the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL takes the foundation of the Pixel 11 Pro and supersizes it, adding a 6.8-inch display with a larger battery and up to 16GB of RAM. Despite the higher cost, it's a great choice if you like using large phones (consider it Google's answer to the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra).
No matter which device you choose, you're getting a powerful AI-boosted Android phone with an efficient Tensor G6 chipset, at least 12GB of RAM, and seven years of OS and security upgrades guaranteed.
I already own the Pixel 10. Should I upgrade to the Google Pixel 11?
This is always a tough question whenever new phones come out. On the one hand, I'm generally of the opinion that manufacturers don't need to be producing new phones every single year, particularly when most flagship releases come with seven years of OS upgrades as standard.
If you already own the Google Pixel 10, you won't see a massive upgrade with the Pixel 11. I'd only jump to the new phone if you're particularly interested in the latest and greatest Pixel experience.
If, on the other hand, you own an older device and can score a good deal through the channels listed above, then by all means go for it. After all, these phones are sure to rank among the best Android phones ever built, so you won't be disappointed.
