Google launched its new Pixel 11 series, adding a vanilla model, two Pro variants and a foldable version, while pre‑orders are now open and the devices will hit stores on August 20.

All models ship with 256GB storage as standard, but RAM varies: the vanilla and Pro models start with 12GB, while the Pro and Pro XL require a 512GB or 1TB configuration to reach 16GB, the same amount found in the previous Pixel 10 Pro line. A trade‑in bonus from Amazon adds extra credit on top of the old device’s value.

The vanilla Pixel 11 uses the Tensor G6 chipset and a 48MP main sensor, but lacks the Hi Light RGB LED, whereas the Pixel 11 Pro includes the RGB notification light and a sharper 6.3” LTPO OLED display. The Pixel 11 Pro XL features a 6.8” screen and a 5,115mAh battery, and the new Pixel 11 Pro Fold is slimmer at 10.1mm folded, weighing 239g with a 4,806mAh battery.

Other offers include a £100 bonus for any phone trade‑in, an extra £100 for older Pixel trades, and £100 toward Google products. Samsung, Xiaomi and Oppo flagships are also highlighted with their pricing and camera specs.