Google Pixel 11: Here are the prices, with good and bad news

The Mountain View-based company has confirmed the date for unveiling the Pixel 11 series — set for 12 August — and while we wait for the event, here are all the details on prices in Europe. There is good news, since the ‘standard’ models won’t suffer price increases, but if you’re aiming for the top tier, then in this case it seems you’ll have to spend a little more.

Google Pixel 11: European prices for the entire series leaked

The most evident novelty is the farewell to 128 GB: the entry price of the series rises, but only on the surface. 128 GB of storage are now obsolete, and compared to the Pixel 10 range, the new Pixel 11 series will start directly from 256 GB.

This entails an increase in the starting price, yet it’s just a psychological effect: to bring home the base model you need 100€ more than Pixel 10 (€999 instead of €899) but with the same memory (256 GB) in reality the final price is identical. Below you will find a table with all the alleged prices for Europe, according to the source.

When comparing prices while keeping the same storage option, Google’s strategy is split between continuity and price hikes in the premium tier. Pixel 11 costs €999 for the 256 GB version; additionally, Big G has introduced a new 512 GB option (€1,129) for the base model, absent in the previous generation.

Those eyeing the Pixel 11 Pro won’t notice price increases: prices are the same as the predecessor (256 GB at 1.199€ and 512 GB at 1.329€), but the cheaper 128 GB option is removed.

The real increases are for users looking at the Pixel 11 Pro XL and the foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold, in this case with a €100 increase across all configurations compared to the previous lineup — and the introduction of the 1 TB storage option for the Pro XL.

The previous foldable wasn’t launched in Italy, so we expect that the new model will also be excluded from the lineup here.