Google Pixel 11 Unlocked Smartphone hits new low at $899

A verified $120 drop from its recent going rate.

Google's current flagship has been parked near full price since launch, and the 512 GB Hibiscus model just broke away from that pattern. Google Pixel 11 Unlocked Smartphone drops to $899 - save $120. This is the lowest this configuration has sold for on record, and the gap between it and the usual asking price is what makes it worth a look today. The 30-day average sits at $1018.17, and the 90-day and 180-day averages both land at $1018.63. Against those numbers, $899 is a clean break from the flat pricing that has defined the Pixel 11's first stretch on shelves.

THE DEAL

Google Pixel 11 Unlocked Smartphone

$899 (was $1019) - Save $120 (12% off)

WhereAmazon Expires: No end date listed

Get This Deal

This is the 512 GB Hibiscus variant, unlocked and ready for Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers. It carries a 4.6 rating across 27 reviews and sits at a sales rank of 3,657 in Cell Phones. The all-time low for this listing is $899, which is exactly where it stands now, so there is no lower historical bar left to clear.

What You're Getting

The Pixel 11 leans on Gemini Intelligence to handle details while you stay present, and the upgraded camera hardware pushes Super Zoom to 30x. The satin back and slim camera bar keep the design tight, and the IP68 rating covers water and dust without a case compromise.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone who wants a current-generation Pixel with maximum local storage and does not want to be tied to a carrier. The 512 GB capacity suits people who shoot a lot of photos and video and would rather not manage cloud storage. If you are coming from a Pixel several generations back, the camera and battery upgrades are the parts you will notice first.

Final Verdict

With the all-time low sitting at $899 and every recent average hovering just above $1018. This is the price to move on if you need a high-capacity unlocked Pixel now. Buyers who can hold out for future promotions have little reason to expect a deeper cut, since this listing has never gone below where it is today.