Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Is One of My Favorite Android Phones, but It’s Not a Revolution
The Pixel 11 Pro isn’t a revolution. It’s a scattering of upgrades, most of which are minor. While Google could have tried harder to overhaul its flagship, I actually don’t think it needed to. The Pixel 10 Pro was already a superb, award-winning Android phone, and the 11 Pro simply builds on that success. The result is a slick device I really enjoy using.
There’s the new Tensor G6 processor, a bevy of fresh camera tricks and faster charging speeds. It’s got a polished design with a new notification light and a peachy color that’s glorious to look at. Sure, there’s some new AI stuff thrown in too. It all adds up to the Pixel 11 Pro being one of the most refined phones Google has ever made.
While I was expecting a significant price bump everywhere due to the ongoing components shortage, Google technically made its base...
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