With the initial hype surrounding the iPhone Duo\u2019s foldable debut finally settling, the market is shifting its gaze back to the reliable world of slab smartphones. While Google devices are notoriously stingy when it comes to price drops, this week brings a rare and welcome change of pace. If you\u2019ve been waiting for the right moment to upgrade, the current discounts on the Pixel 11 series are difficult to ignore.<\/p>\n
The standout offer is undoubtedly the Google Pixel 11 Pro, which has seen its entry price slashed by 27%, bringing it down to just $800. For those looking to maximize performance, bumping the specs from 12GB\/256GB to 16GB\/512GB requires an additional $120. It is worth noting that, unlike previous iterations, Google has tiered the RAM capacity based on storage size this year, making the higher-capacity models more attractive for power users.<\/p>\n
Beyond the price tag, the device offers decent upgrades<\/a> over the previous generation. Users can expect tangible improvements in battery longevity, significantly faster wireless charging speeds, and the inclusion of 4K60 HDR video recording. While the chipset remains a point of contention for some, these refinements make it a much more polished daily driver.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The base model Google Pixel 11 is also seeing a price reduction, though it is slightly more modest at 22%, landing at a starting price of $700. However, when you consider that the Pro model is only $100 more, the standard version becomes a harder sell. <\/p>\n Opting for the Pro grants you access to better hardware<\/a>, including a superior LTPO display panel, more capable telephoto and ultra-wide camera sensors, and the flexibility of 16GB of RAM. Unless you are strictly budget-constrained, the Pro model offers a significantly higher return on investment.<\/p>\nStandard Pixel 11 vs. Pro: Is the Gap Worth Closing?<\/h3>\n