Last week, a reliable leaker spilled the beans on Google Pixel 11 pricing, at least for the UK and Europe. News of a price hike was unsurprising given the current market, namely the widespread lack of memory and storage supply. Now, information shared on Amazon earlier than expected has revealed full US pricing deals. If you’re over in the States, you can also expect increased costs.

Based on the Amazon listings, which have now been taken down, the Google Pixel 11 will be available from $899. Just like the previous UK and EU leaks, the cheapest 128GB model has been scrapped, leaving customers with 256GB and 512GB options and essentially raising the price of entry by $100. The most expensive phone in the entire range is the 1TB Pixel 11 Pro Fold at $2,249.

Google Pixel 11 to start from $899 while storage and RAM disrupted

In addition to the prices being leaked, a few key specifications have been revealed. The effect of RAM shortages means the base (256GB storage) Pixel Pro and Pro XL variants will be shipping with just 12GB of RAM, while the 512GB and 1TB capacity models get the full 16GB of RAM. In last year’s Pixel 10, the Pro variants offer 16GB across the board – so that’s an obvious downgrade.

According to a media invite sent out recently, the “next generation of Google Pixel” will be presented at Made by Google on August 12, so there isn’t too long to wait until all the finer details are officially confirmed. The event takes place in New York City for the second year running – we also expect to see an appearance from the Google Pixel Watch 5.

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