Google’s Pixel 11 (256 GB, Obsidian) is listed at $699 on Amazon.com in the United States, against a Google Store list price of $899. Amazon sells and ships it itself, and the product page shows a 22 percent discount badge for the unlocked model.

The Pixel 11 is the standard model of the current line, one step below the Pixel 11 Pro. Prices below are those shown at the time of writing, and they can change at any time.

How much is the Pixel 11 at Amazon right now?

The 256 GB Obsidian Pixel 11 was $699 on Amazon.com when we checked. Google’s own store lists the same phone at $899, which is the maker’s price and the one to compare with.

9to5Toys also lists the Pixel 11 at $699 (regular $899) in its roundup of early Black Friday Google deals, and says just about all models in the lineup are sitting at Amazon all-time lows. That is the outlet’s claim, not ours.

Item Amazon.com price List price
Pixel 11 256 GB $699 $899
Pixel 11 Pro 256 GB $799 $1,099
Lavender Google Pixel phone with a camera bar beside Google Pixel branding
Photo: Google Store

What do you get with the Pixel 11?

Google’s product page describes a phone built around the Tensor G6 chip. These are the figures the maker lists:

  • Display: 6.3 inches with 3000 nits peak brightness
  • Chip: Google Tensor G6 with the Titan M3 security chip
  • Memory and storage: 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of starting storage
  • Rear cameras: 48 MP wide main, 13 MP ultrawide and 10.8 MP telephoto
  • Front camera: 10.5 MP with autofocus
  • Battery: 30+ hours of battery life, according to the listing
  • Updates: 7 years of OS and security updates plus Pixel Drops
  • Charging: Pixelsnap magnetic compatibility built in, and it works with MagSafe accessories, says Google

The Amazon listing also names IP68 dust and water protection.

Does Google’s own store have a deal too?

Yes. At the time of writing the Google Store shows its own offer of $200 off the unlocked Pixel 11, and the banner says it ends November 8. The Amazon price is a separate offer, and none of the sources we read gives an end date for it.

Google also lists trade-in credits of up to $510 and carrier deals. Those depend on your old phone and your carrier, so they are not comparable with a plain cash price.

Back of an olive green Google Pixel phone with a camera bar
Photo: Google Store

How does the Pixel 11 differ from the Pixel 11 Pro?

The Pro adds a bigger sensor set and a brighter screen on paper. Google lists 3600 nits and a 50 MP main camera for the Pro, plus 48 MP telephoto and 48 MP ultrawide cameras and a 42 MP front camera. The standard Pixel 11 lists 3000 nits, a 48 MP main camera, and 13 MP, 10.8 MP and 10.5 MP for the other cameras.

Both phones share the Tensor G6 chip, 12 GB of RAM and 7 years of updates, so the choice comes down to cameras and screen. Amazon lists the Pro at $799 at the time of writing.

Who is the Pixel 11 for?

Shoppers who want a current Pixel without the Pro price. The chip, the RAM and the update promise match the Pro, so the saving comes from cameras and screen.

People who keep phones for years. Google promises 7 years of OS and security updates, so a lower purchase price spreads over a long life.

Anyone moving from an older Android phone. 256 GB of starting storage and 12 GB of RAM are generous for an everyday phone.

Who should skip it. If zoom photography matters to you, the Pro has the stronger camera set. Anyone who needs a specific colour should check stock at this price, because the sources only confirm the Obsidian 256 GB version.

A hand holding a light green Google Pixel phone
Photo: Google Store

What is still unknown?

None of the sources states how long the Amazon price will last or how many units are available. They also do not say whether the price will return to $899 after the Google Store offer ends. Check the storage size and colour in the cart before you pay.

What to check before buying

Open the Amazon.com listing and confirm that the seller line shows Amazon, that the phone is the unlocked version, and that the storage and colour match what you want. Then compare the total with the Google Store page, which carries the maker’s list price and its own offer terms.