Google Pixel 11 Series Released with Wider Price Gap

The Google Pixel 11 series has officially been released, and it's clear that the gap between standard and Pro models is wider than ever. The phones boast sleek designs, capable cameras, and performant Android skins, but at a price: $899 for the base Pixel 11 and $1,099 for the Pixel 11 Pro. This marks a significant increase over last year's models, with some prices jumping by as much as $100.

The main camera has been upgraded on the standard Pixel 11, now boasting a 48MP primary camera with a 1/1.56-inch sensor, up from last year's small 1/2-inch sensor. This promises better light sensitivity, but it's still not as large as the base Pixel 9's 1/1.3-inch main camera. The Pro models, on the other hand, feature a significantly improved telephoto camera sensor with a 1/1.95-inch sensor, allowing for 30% better light sensitivity.

Google is also introducing new features such as Camera Looks and Magic Capture. Camera Looks allows users to choose from four pre-set profiles or customize their own, while Magic Capture provides a single-take mode that can capture multiple photos with different settings.