Google cuts Pixel 11 Pro price to $800 through November 8

Google has initiated a multi-day discount event for its newest smartphone lineup, offering reductions that extend through November 8. The promotion targets all three current models, with the steepest cuts applied to the higher-end hardware.

The Pixel 11 Pro, originally priced at $1,099.99 for the 256GB storage variant with 12GB of RAM, is now available for $799.99. This price is available at Amazon, Best Buy, and the Google Store. The $300 discount is $50 lower than the price seen during October's Prime Day sale.

The standard Pixel 11 is discounted by $200, bringing its price to $699.99. This new cost matches the price of the iPhone 17E following Apple's price increase in September. The base model retains 12GB of RAM and supports 25W wireless charging, an upgrade from the 15W speed found in the previous generation.

The largest model, the Pixel 11 Pro XL, also receives a price reduction, though the specific dollar amount is not itemized in the current data beyond the general up-to-27-percent-off label. The Pro XL is noted for having a longer-lasting battery than its siblings.

These discounts provide access to features exclusive to this year's hardware, such as Magic Capture, Camera Looks, and Proactive Assistance. The Pro models additionally include the HiLight feature, which was previously available only through a premium subscription or purchase.

Trade-in values remain high for previous generation devices. A Pixel 9 Pro with 128GB of storage currently fetches $530 in credit at the Google Store and $525 at Best Buy. This valuation makes the difference in price between the base Pixel 11 and the Pixel 11 Pro only $10 after applying trade-in credit.