Google’s Pixel 11 series raises its entry prices and removes 128GB storage, with the Pixel 11 starting at $899 and the Pixel 11 Pro at $1,099. Both share the Tensor G6 processor, Android 17 and a 6.3-inch display size, but the $200 premium is aimed at buyers who value a more capable screen, distinctive hardware features and stronger photography options.

The Pro has a sharper 1,280 x 2,856 LTPO OLED display with a 1–120Hz refresh rate and 3,600-nit peak brightness, compared with the standard model’s 1,080 x 2,424 OLED, 60–120Hz range and 3,000 nits. It also exclusively includes HiLight ambient LEDs around the flash, offers up to 1TB storage and has a more advanced camera system; both begin with 256GB and 12GB RAM, although the 1TB Pro has 16GB RAM.