Google’s flagship phones for 2026 have dropped significantly in price during the ongoing RAMageddon sales bonanza. The Pixel 11 series—including the base, Pro, Pro XL, and Pro Fold—are now available at their lowest unlocked prices since launch. Likewise, the Pixel 10 models are marked down heavily, offering surprisingly strong value. Both of these deals come during the early Black Friday window and run through November 8, while supplies last.
What You Save
The Pixel 11 now starts at $699 unlocked (256 GB)—that’s $200 off its $899 MSRP. The Pixel 11 Pro drops to $799, a $300 discount, while the Pro XL is $949, saving $350. The high-end Pro Fold model falls to $1,649, down $250.
Meanwhile, Pixel 10 has seen price cuts too. Unlocked base models are now $599 (128 GB) and $699 (256 GB), both $200 off. The Pro and Pro XL versions align with similar savings: $699 for Pro and about $949 for Pro XL depending on storage. The 10a is also discounted, introducing more affordable entry points.
Other Details & Deal Types
The unlocked deals are live across major retailers such as Google Store, Amazon, and Best Buy. On the Google Store, the promotional period ends November 8 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time. These discounts are generally standalone and don’t stack with other coupon codes or bundle offers; trade-in deals may apply separately.
Google Fi customers may get additional savings through bill-credit offers. For example, buying a Pixel 11 ends up combining an upfront discount with monthly credits over 24 months, though this comes with obligations like keeping the plan active and device enrolled.
Color or storage variants seem to have stayed consistent: the discounts apply to unlocked 256 GB models for Pixel 11 and its Pro-class siblings across multiple colors. The cheaper Pixel 10 deals are generally for 128 GB versions, and in some cases limited to two color options (Indigo, Frost).
This wave of discounts outdoes prior Pixel sales from early October, which saw more modest cuts. Today’s $200–$350 reductions nearly double what was offered on some models just weeks ago.
Should You Wait or Buy Now?
If you’re eyeing a Pixel 11 or 10, now is a particularly strong time to pull the trigger. Prices are at or near all-time lows for many unlocked models, and waiting likely risks higher demand with shrinking inventory. Google Store’s all-inclusive timeline suggests these promos may vanish soon. But if you tend to favor older gen with more RAM or a lower price tag, the Pixel 10 family is still competitive, especially given the incremental upgrades in the Pixel 11 series.
One caveat: RAMageddon isn’t just a gimmick. It reflects broader industry stress on memory and storage hardware prices due to supply constraints, which push phone makers to adjust specs or raise prices. That trade-off means saving money might also mean accepting lower RAM in some new devices.
