Google Pixel 11 Line Discounted Up to $350 Through November 8th

Google's current Pixel 11 family is on sale with discounts reaching $350, and the promotion runs through November 8th, according to The Verge. The reductions apply across all three models and are available at Amazon, Best Buy and Google's own store.

The standout offer is the Pixel 11 Pro, The Verge reports. The 256GB version with 12GB of RAM normally sells for $1,099.99 and is now $799.99 at all three retailers. That undercuts the October Prime Day price by $50 and sits $100 below what the entry-level Pixel 11 cost when it launched.

The Verge describes the Pro as the pick for buyers who prioritise camera quality. It also carries extras such as HiLight, which the publication rates as appealing but not worth a premium on its own. The Verge adds that a deeper cut for Black Friday seems unlikely.

Buyers who want to spend less still have a solid option. The standard Pixel 11 is down to $699.99, a $200 saving, which puts it level with the iPhone 17E after Apple raised prices in September. It is the cheapest handset that runs Google's software features reserved for this year's devices, among them Magic Capture, Camera Looks and Proactive Assistance. It also moves to 25W wireless charging from 15W on the Pixel 10, and it matches the Pro with 12GB of RAM.

The largest model, the Pixel 11 Pro XL, is also reduced by several hundred dollars and offers a battery that lasts longer than the other two.

Trade-in credit is shaping up as another factor. The Verge notes that generous offers make the Pro only $10 more than the base model once a device is handed over. A 128GB Pixel 9 Pro, for example, is valued at $530 by Google and $525 by Best Buy.

The Verge's writer still uses a Pixel 9 Pro but says the Pro would be the choice for an upgrade right now, citing the cameras, HiLight and the trade-in values.