Google’s Pixel 11 lineup introduces the Tensor G6 processor, delivering a 20% efficiency boost, 25% faster browsing, and 15% quicker app loading compared to its predecessor. The base Pixel 11 starts at $899 with 256GB storage, while the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL top the range at $1,099 and $1,299 respectively, offering larger sensors, 120Hz adaptive displays, and up to 1TB storage.
The Pixel 11 series retains the 6.3-inch OLED display with 3,000-nit peak brightness, but the Pro models push that to 3,600 nits and add Wi-Fi 7 and ultra-wideband. All models now support Qi2 wireless charging at 25W, though the base Pixel 11 lacks Qi2 magnets. The Pixel 11 Pro introduces HiLight, a dynamic LED flash module that responds to calls and Gemini interactions.
Camera upgrades include a new 48MP main sensor in the Pixel 11 and a 50MP sensor in the Pro models, alongside a 48MP telephoto with 30% better light sensitivity. The Pro series also supports 120X zoom, though AI fills gaps in distant shots. US buyers will need to use eSIMs, as physical SIMs are no longer supported.
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