Google launched its new Pixel 11 series this week with a vanilla model, two Pro variants, and a foldable. The lineup features 12GB RAM standard across all models, with 256GB storage now baseline. Higher-end Pro and foldable models offer 16GB RAM but require 512GB or 1TB configurations.

The Pixel 11 series is available for pre-order with Amazon offering gift cards and trade-in bonuses. The vanilla Pixel 11 uses the Tensor G6 chipset with a 48MP main camera, while the Pro models include a 50MP sensor and Hi Light RGB LED for notifications and AI features. The Pixel 11 Pro XL sports a 6.8" display and 5,115mAh battery with 45W wired charging.

The new foldable is slimmer at 10.1mm folded but has only 4,806mAh battery. Buyers can opt for a free Google Pixel Watch 5 instead of the $350 gift card. Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and S26 series directly compete, with the Ultra featuring a 200MP camera and the S26 Ultra available under $1,000.

Pricing varies significantly, with the Pixel 11 Pro XL starting at $1,300 compared to the S26 Ultra's sub-$1,000 price point.