During Amazon's October sale, Google's Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL see significant price cuts. The Pro with 256GB storage is now $849, down from $1,099, while the Pro XL is $999, a $300 reduction. These discounts bring the Pro below the launch price of the standard Pixel 11, which originally sold for $899.
The regular Pixel 11 is also discounted to $749, $150 off its usual price. The Verge notes that the Pro's $100 premium over the standard model—instead of the usual $200—makes its superior camera system a more convincing reason to choose the higher-end device.
The pricing move highlights how promotional events can reshape perceived value across a product lineup. With the Pro undercutting the non-Pro's launch price, Google appears to be using aggressive discounting to drive adoption of its flagship features during a key shopping period.