Google’s Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL smartphones are now available at reduced prices during Amazon’s October sale event. The base model featuring 256GB of storage is listed at $849, representing a $250 discount from its original $1,099 price tag. This deal is notably $50 cheaper than the standard price of the non-Pro Pixel 11. Meanwhile, the 256GB Pixel 11 Pro XL has been lowered to $999, offering shoppers a $300 saving.
The standard Pixel 11 is also seeing a price reduction, now selling for $749 with 256GB of storage, which is $150 less than its usual cost. Currently, the price gap between the Pro and standard models has narrowed to just $100, making the upgraded camera systems on the Pro variants an attractive option for consumers.
Availability extends beyond Amazon, with Best Buy matching the $849 price point for the Pixel 11 Pro, while Google’s own store lists the device at $899. The devices have received positive evaluations for their updated photography capabilities, including Magic Capture mode, and Gemini-integrated tools such as Rambler for text refinement, though some proactive assistance features were considered limited in scope.
The Magic Capture mode sold me. Plus, Gemini’s Rambler tool is actually useful for writing emails. Solid deal right now.
I’m skeptical. Google prices tend to stabilize quickly after launches. Is this deal going to last through the whole month?
Wait, the Pro XL is $300 cheaper? That’s actually insane. Best prices I’ve seen for this lineup.
$100 difference between Pro and standard is wild. Does the camera upgrade really justify the extra cost, or is the standard enough?
Finally! I’ve been waiting for the Pixel 11 Pro price to drop. The $849 price point makes this a no-brainer upgrade.