If you are ready to make the upgrade, the Google Pixel 11 now brings a free £219 pair of Pixel Buds Pro 2 with it.
Add the Google Pixel 11 and Pixel Buds Pro 2 to your John Lewis basket together, and the subtotal starts at £968, then falls to £749 with a promo code, a saving of £219 that works out at 23% off.
Buy the Google Pixel 11, get Google’s Pixel Buds Pro 2 completely free
Buy the Google Pixel 11 at John Lewis right now and you’ll get a pair of Google’s Pixel Buds Pro 2 thrown in completely free.
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Enter the code PIXELBUDSPRO2 at checkout, and £219 comes off straight away, which is exactly the price of the Pixel Buds Pro 2, so the earbuds cost nothing and delivery is free on the whole order as well.
Google’s Tensor G6 chip and 12GB of RAM keep the Pixel 11 running fast and smooth in everyday use, while 256GB of storage gives your photos, apps and downloads plenty of room before you need to think about space.
A 6.3-inch OLED display reaches 2000 nits of brightness, so screens stay readable in bright daylight. Battery life runs past 30 hours, and fast charging with a 30W charger, sold separately, reaches 55% in about 30 minutes.
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Photography is just as strong, with a triple rear camera led by a 48MP main sensor, a 5x telephoto lens and 30x Super Zoom, plus Night Sight for crisp, clear photos, portraits and panos in low light.
Gemini works across your apps to finish things faster, such as finding flight details in Gmail and adding them to your calendar, and moving between the phone and your free Pixel Buds Pro 2 feels effortless.
IP68 water and dust protection and ultra-durable glass help the phone stand up to everyday spills and drops, while seven years of security and OS updates keep the Google Pixel 11 fresh for years to come.
You save £219 when the Pixel 11 and Pixel Buds Pro 2 go through checkout together, which makes £749 a strong price for a phone that arrives with its own earbuds, a 30x zoom camera and seven years of updates.
The Pixel 11 is a tricky sell. It’s the priciest standard Pixel yet, and while the switch to 256GB storage softens the blow, the higher price still feels hard to justify. It matches or even beats the Pro in some areas, but not enough to make it feel like obvious value.
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Pixel software is fluid, customisable and feature-rich
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Reliable camera performance in the daytime
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Bright, vibrant display is great for media consumption
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No LTPO display on a nearly £900 phone is hard to stomach
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Battery life isn’t amazing
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Performance not significantly better than the Pixel 10
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