Google launches a pre-order offer for the Pixel 11, with potential savings of up to £650 on the handset’s £879 price through trade-in, alongside new features like a larger camera sensor and faster performance.
Google is promoting a pre-order offer on the Pixel 11 that could cut as much as £650 from the handset’s £879 price, although the final saving depends on the model and condition of the phone traded in. The company’s figure is an estimate, not a fixed discount, so the exact amount will vary by device.
Even at that caveat, the offer makes the Pixel 11 easier to justify for buyers considering an upgrade. Google is also offering finance from £24.42 a month over 36 months before any trade-in is applied, which may appeal to customers who want to spread the cost.
The deal arrives alongside a phone that Google appears to have refined rather than reinvented. According to Trusted Reviews’ comparison, the Pixel 11 centres on a larger main camera sensor with improved low-light performance, a Tensor G6 chip, 256GB of standard storage, a battery rated for up to 30 hours and faster charging. The design has also been slimmed down, with the camera bar reshaped in glass and made more compact.
For users still on a Pixel 10 or an older model, those changes are likely to matter more than a headline spec sheet suggests. The combination of a stronger camera, faster performance and more storage makes the upgrade case clearer, especially if an eligible trade-in unlocks the full promotional value. The offer is set to run until 1 September.
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