Google has unveiled its highly anticipated Pixel 11 series, boasting powerful features powered by the new Tensor G6 chip, with prices starting at $899 for the Pixel 11 and reaching $1,299 for the Pro XL model.
The lineup enhances photography with advanced camera capabilities, including impressive 120x zoom and AI tools like Instant Night Sight, positioning it against competitors like Apple and Samsung.
At the Made by Google 2026 launch event, the Pixel Watch 5 was introduced, featuring health tracking improvements and a stylish band created with NBA star Stephen Curry, priced at $400.
Introducing the Pixel Tag, Google's take on Bluetooth tracking, this device aims to rival Apple’s AirTag, leveraging the company’s Find Hub network for seamless item tracking.
The new models emphasize design upgrades such as thinner camera bars and improved durability, catering to consumers who prioritize both aesthetics and feature-rich functionality.
While the innovations have generally been well-received, some reviews express concern over the higher price points amid an economically sensitive climate, sparking discussions about value versus premium pricing in tech.
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