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October 26, 2026

Pixel 11 phones discounted by $150 at Amazon plus gift cards

Amazon Offers Discount on Google Pixel 11 Phones

Amazon has introduced a substantial promotional offer for the new Google Pixel 11 series, allowing customers to save $150 using the coupon code PIXEL11 at checkout. This discount applies to the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL models but is not available for the Pixel Pro Fold. In addition to the price cut, consumers can avail up to $200 in gift cards depending on the model chosen.

The offer is part of an introductory deal that is available through multiple retailers until August 27th. Buyers can decide between receiving a gift card or opting for additional credit towards a Pixel Watch 5. For instance, the base model Pixel 11, initially priced at $899, comes with a $100 gift card when the code is applied, reducing its price to $749. The Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL offer either a $200 gift card or a $250 credit towards a Pixel Watch 5.

Significant improvements in this iteration of the Pixel phones focus on their camera capabilities, including new sensors and the innovative Magic Capture feature that allows users to easily extract photos and clips from videos.

Additional Offers on Tech Gadgets

Beyond the Pixel phones, there are several other technology deals currently available:

  • The game Doom: The Dark Ages is available for $19.87 at Green Man Gaming, marking the lowest price for the Steam version. This 2025 release brings a medieval twist to the traditional Doom storyline.
  • Best Buy offers the Scuf Valor Pro wireless controller for $113.99, down from its regular price of $189.99. This controller is compatible with PC and both Xbox Series S/X and Xbox One consoles and comes with features like TMR joysticks, a 1,000 Hz polling rate, and programmable paddles.
  • The Cuktech 25,000mAh 100W USB-C power bank is on sale at Amazon for $62.99, reflecting a 10 percent discount. This power bank can charge up to three devices simultaneously and offers 100W of charging power.

Reporting based on coverage first published by theverge.com.