Google’s recently released Pixel 11 smartphone has received a significant price drop of 150 euros on Amazon, bringing the cost down to 849 euros from its official 999 euros retail price, elnacional.cat reported. The high-end device combines advanced mobile photography hardware, seven years of software support, and the Google Tensor G6 architecture.
Pixel 11 Features Tensor G6 and Actua OLED Display
The Pixel 11 targets users looking for a compact high-end handset with durable structural materials. The chassis incorporates an aluminum satin frame paired with a polished glass back protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2. It also carries an IP68 certification against dust and water ingress.
On the front, the phone uses a 6.3-inch Actua OLED display featuring Full HD+ resolution and a dynamic refresh rate scaling up to 120 Hz. The panel supports HDR content and achieves a peak brightness rating of 3,000 nits.
Processing duties fall to the Google Tensor G6 system-on-chip, backed by 12 GB of RAM. Base storage starts at 256 GB, with a 512 GB configuration also available.
Triple-Lens Camera Supports 5x Optical Zoom
The imaging module features a triple-lens rear layout. The primary wide sensor captures images at 48 megapixels, supported by a 13-megapixel ultra-wide lens for expansive fields of view. A telephoto sensor rounds out the package at 10.8 megapixels, offering 5x optical zoom alongside a digital Super Zoom reaching up to 30x magnification.
For selfies and video calls, the front-facing punch-hole houses a 10.5-megapixel camera equipped with autofocus. The hardware supports full 4K video recording across the board.
Android 17 Includes Seven Years of Updates
Out of the box, the handset runs Android 17, integrated with Gemini AI capabilities designed to assist with task automation and image processing. Google guarantees a seven-year lifecycle covering operating system upgrades, security patches, and periodic feature drops.
Power is supplied by a 4,985 mAh battery rated for over 30 hours of mixed usage. Wired charging tops out at 30 W, while wireless charging is handled via the Pixelsnap standard, which supports Qi2.2 charging speeds up to 25 W.
Standard Model Price Drops to 849 Euros
The 150-euro discount applies to the standard 256 GB model, reducing the price from the official Google Store baseline of 999 euros down to 849 euros. The same promotional pricing has also appeared at alternative major electronics retailers including MediaMarkt.
