Google cut the Pixel 11 Pro by US$300 on October 30 — to US$799 — and the banner on Google's own store today reads “Save up to $350 on Google Pixel 11 Pro or Pro XL. Ends 11/08,” according to the live product page. This is not a drill for Pixel owners: it is the lowest price the phone has ever sold for, per 9to5Google.
Here is the number on your side of the border: at JustSell, a Pixel 11 Pro 512GB in Like New condition pays $910 in Canada, and the model's range runs $910 to $1,160 on that anchor. The sale ends tomorrow night — what your current Pixel pays does not have to be a guess when it does.
Picture it: you bought a Pixel 10 Pro last year, or a Pixel 11 Pro in August at full price, and this week your feed fills with “$300 off!” headlines. Half of you wants the new phone. The other half wants to know whether the phone already in your pocket just lost its value overnight. Both halves deserve real numbers.
This post has them — the sale exactly as reported, the three things about this phone the deal posts skip, and what every recent Pixel pays in Canada today.
The sale, exactly as reported — no rounding, no hype
On October 30, the US Google Store cut the whole Pixel 11 line, and Amazon and Best Buy matched the prices, according to 9to5Google. Android Police notes the Pro's US$799.99 is the cheapest the unlocked phone has ever been — no Prime membership required. The reported US prices:
| Model | Launch price (US$) | Sale price (US$) | Cut |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel 11 | $899 | $699 | −$200 |
| Pixel 11 Pro | $1,099 | $799 | −$300 |
| Pixel 11 Pro 512GB | $1,219 | $919 | −$300 |
| Pixel 11 Pro XL | $1,299 | $949 | −$350 |
| Pixel 11 Pro Fold | — | $1,649 | below its $1,895 previous best |
Two details separate this from ordinary sale noise. First, the depth: 9to5Google points out the Pro's $300 cut is half again the $200 cut from the line's first October sale, and every model sits below its previous best price. Second, the deadline is real and close — 9to5Google reports the Google Store sale ends November 8 at 11:59 p.m. PT, and Google's own store banner, live today, says the same thing in fewer words: “Ends 11/08.”
One honesty note before the math: those are US prices from US stores. Canadian readers should check the Google Store Canada page for local pricing — but used values in Canada track new prices closely, which is why this sale matters here even if you never cross the border to shop.
Three things about this phone the deal posts won't tell you
The $799 headline buys the version with less RAM. The 256GB Pixel 11 Pro carries 12GB of RAM; the 512GB and 1TB versions carry 16GB. That split is in Google's own specifications, and it matters twice: the 512GB phone is the stronger multitasker today, and it is the configuration used buyers ask for first. It is also why this post anchors Canadian values on the 512GB — it is the Pro most owners actually keep.
Google quietly removed a sensor — and fixed a battery complaint. The temperature sensor that sat on the Pixel 10 Pro is gone; the flash now lives where it was, inside a camera bar whose glass runs edge to edge for the first time. Under the hood, the Tensor G6 drops Samsung's Exynos modem for a MediaTek one — aimed squarely at the signal-hunting battery drain Pixel owners have complained about for years — and Google Fi's spec rundown credits the chip with 50% more TPU compute and a vapor chamber to keep it cool. One rumour to retire: the G6 is a 3nm chip, not 2nm — Google itself confirmed that.
The glow is real, and the battery is the honest catch. The Pro's HiLight ring glows when favourite contacts call while the phone lies face down — a Pro-only trick, per Google Fi. The 3,600-nit Samsung M16 display is 9% brighter than before. But in Tom's Guide's browsing test, as summarised in comparison coverage, the Pixel 11 Pro lasted 13 hours 25 minutes against the iPhone 18 Pro's 16 hours 17. A great phone, then — just not the battery champion, and at $799 it no longer needs to be.
The detail that holds value
Seven years of OS updates, the 120x Pro Zoom (up from 100x on the Pixel 10 Pro), and Pixelsnap magnetic charging are the features a second owner will still be paying for in 2028. Sale prices move weekly. A long support runway is what keeps a used Pixel's price off the floor between sales.
So what does your Pixel pay in Canada, in real money?
These are cash payouts from JustSell's live price book, in Canadian dollars, for unlocked phones. The anchor is the Pixel 11 Pro 512GB — the middle storage tier, and the 16GB model:
| Pixel 11 Pro 512GB | JustSell pays |
|---|---|
| Sealed | $1,060 |
| Like New | $910 |
| Good | $810 |
| Fair | $710 |
The full Pixel 11 Pro range runs to $1,160. Around it: a Pixel 11 Pro XL 512GB in Like New condition pays $1,110, a Pixel 11 Pro Fold 512GB pays $1,310, and a standard Pixel 11 512GB pays $710. See every configuration on the Pixel 11 Pro page.
Upgrading from last year? A Pixel 10 Pro 512GB in Like New condition pays $710 — against a US$799 sale price on the new Pro, that is most of the upgrade funded by the phone in your pocket. A Pixel 10 256GB pays $460. Check yours on the Pixel 10 Pro page.
A $300 price cut on the new phone does not erase your old phone's value — it reprices the gap. This week, the gap is about $90.
Money tip
A JustSell quote is locked for 7 days. Lock yours today and the November 8 deadline stops being your problem: you hold this week's number while you decide, whichever way Black Friday teaser prices jump next.
Two myths this sale keeps alive
Myth one: “Black Friday will beat it, so waiting is free.” Maybe — nobody outside Google knows, and 9to5Google itself says it remains to be seen whether Black Friday goes further. What is known: this sale already undercuts every previous best price the line has seen, and used values tend to step down after a big new-phone sale, not before it. Waiting is a bet in both directions. A locked quote is the hedge that costs nothing.
Myth two: “Google's trade-in is the best money for my old Pixel.” Google's store currently advertises the Pro “from $199” — but read the line underneath: that is after an eligible trade-in and the discount, stacked, at best case, and the trade-in part is credit that only spends at Google. Cash is different money: $710 for a Pixel 10 Pro 512GB you can spend anywhere — including on the sale-priced phone itself, wherever it is cheapest. Our guide to where to sell your phone in Canada walks through the trade-in-versus-cash comparison in full. (Samsung, for the record, just did the opposite trick — raised list prices before its sale. We broke that down in the Galaxy S26 post.)
Selling your Pixel this weekend: four steps
Settings, then About phone. On a Pro, 512GB means 16GB of RAM and a different payout than 256GB. Quote the phone you actually have.
JustSell buys unlocked phones only. Remove your Google account before resetting — a Pixel still tied to its owner cannot be set up by the next one.
The quote takes about 30 seconds and shows the price before any contact details are asked for. Locked for 7 days once you take it.
Meet at a GO station, ship it free from anywhere in Canada with free return, or — if you are nearby — JustSell can collect it free from your doorstep; check whether your city is covered and skip the trip entirely.
The bottom line
Google's sale is real, deep and over tomorrow night: US$799 for the Pixel 11 Pro, its lowest price ever. Your side of the ledger is just as real — $910 for a Pixel 11 Pro 512GB, Like New, and $710 for the Pixel 10 Pro it replaces, at JustSell, locked for 7 days. Do the upgrade math with both numbers on the table, not just the shiny one.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Pixel 11 sale end?
9to5Google reports the US Google Store sale ends November 8, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PT, and the banner on Google's own store today says “Ends 11/08.” Amazon and Best Buy matched the prices, per 9to5Google, but their end dates are not stated — the Google Store deadline is the one to plan around.
How much is a Pixel 11 Pro worth in Canada?
At JustSell, the Pixel 11 Pro 512GB anchor pays $1,060 Sealed, $910 Like New, $810 Good and $710 Fair, and the model's full range runs from that $910 Like New anchor to $1,160. Prices are in Canadian dollars for unlocked phones.
Will the Pixel 11 Pro be cheaper on Black Friday?
Nobody outside Google knows yet. 9to5Google notes it remains to be seen whether Black Friday prices match or beat this sale — and this sale already undercuts the line's previous best prices ($849 for the Pro). Black Friday itself falls on November 27, 2026.
Pixel 11 or Pixel 11 Pro — which holds its value better?
The Pro, on today's book: a Pixel 11 Pro 512GB in Like New condition pays $910 at JustSell, against $710 for a Pixel 11 512GB. The Pro's 16GB RAM tier, 120x Pro Zoom, HiLight alerts and brighter 3,600-nit display are the features used buyers keep paying for.
How fast do I get paid, and how long is my quote good for?
Payment is the same day JustSell checks your phone matches its description — cash at a GO-station meetup or Interac e-Transfer for pickup and shipping sales. Your quote is locked for 7 days, and JustSell's Price-Beat Promise means it will beat any legitimate written Canadian quote.
Get your Pixel number before the sale clock does
Tomorrow night, the US$799 price goes away and every “should I upgrade?” calculation changes with it. Yours takes about 30 seconds to run with real numbers on both sides: Get your Pixel offer.
Sources: 9to5Google, October 30, 2026; 9to5Google deal tracker, October 30, 2026; Android Police, October 30, 2026; Droid Life, October 30, 2026; Google Store, Pixel 11 Pro page (live November 7, 2026); Google Fi, Pixel 11 Pro specifications. US sale prices are as reported by those sources; JustSell payouts are in Canadian dollars from its live price book.
