Following the official announcements at the Made by Google event, pricing details for the new Google Pixel 11 lineup have been confirmed. As expected, industry-wide component costs and memory shortages have impacted retail price tags, but the standard Pixel 11 remains an appealing entry point into Google’s latest flagship generation.
If you are planning to pick up the new device, here is a breakdown of what the Google Pixel 11 costs and what hardware you get for your money, based on information reported by Android Headlines.
Pricing, storage, and color options
The Google Pixel 11 is available in two internal storage configurations: 256GB priced at $899 and 512GB priced at $1,019. Both models come standard with 12GB of RAM to handle multitasking and processing effortlessly. Unlike the higher-end Pro models, there are no 16GB RAM or 1TB storage tiers for the base version.
Aesthetics-wise, Google offers the new Pixel 11 in four finishes, namely Frost, Pistachio, Hibiscus and Obsidian. The new palette gives a lot of style to the series with bright pastel colors or classic dark colors.
Display highlights and upgraded wireless charging
Despite its accessible price point compared to the Pro models, the Pixel 11 shares several standout hardware features with the rest of the lineup. It packs a compact 6.3-inch display that reaches 2,000 nits of HDR brightness and tops out at 3,000 nits of peak brightness for effortless outdoor visibility. A layer of Corning’s Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protects the screen from accidental drops and scratches.
Keeping the phone running is a 4,985mAh battery that supports 30W wired fast charging. On the wireless front, Google introduced a significant speed boost over last year’s Pixel 10, upgrading the device to 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging.
With pre-orders currently live, buyers can reserve their units ahead of official store availability and shipments on August 20.
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