Price hikes, less memory, and a little light that lets you know one of your five of your favourite contacts are calling (not all of them, just five!), so basically a worse version of a custom ringtone/vibration. It also glows when you speak to Gemini, but I imagine you probably know when you are chatting to your chatbot, either the chatter or the chatbot would be chatting.
The battery also gets a decent boost compared to the Pixel 10, now at 4,985mAh, up from the 4,970mAh the 10 got.
Interestingly, the Pixel 11 is significantly lighter than the Pixel 10, going from 204g to 197g.
Ah yes, quite a decent 0.3% better battery charge and significant 7g lighter. Take my money!!
Hey that 15mAh could be the difference running out of power before Gemini has a chance to send your most up to date info to google.
And decreasing weight is always nice too, makes easier to loose grip and watch it plummet to the ground preventing Gemini from sending your most up to date info to google.
Changes are practically pointless, prices are higher.
Price is higher, RAM is lower. That’s a worse experience to get for a damn color notification led that only activates for calls.
only activates for calls
And only five of your contacts too, because Googly Goggled Google is like that. They don’t even let you select a custom colour, only the preselected options (even though we know it’s possible, it’s just LEDs), nor any cool animations (just the one for Gemini, but I imagine most of the time people are using the chatbot when holding the phone, not face down)
That was a super cool feature that phones had in 1996 mission impossible 1.
the 10a was basically the 9a, the 11a is probably going to be the same, you can save money and get a 9a with grapheneos ;D
7 pro + GOS here. Running like a champ
Can’t believe they charge iPhone prices for this thing. They do look nice, though.
No 3,5 mm port >:(
Nobody expected them to suddenly put it back in.
Yeah. I’m just making noise whereever possible.
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I’m also still salty about it. Paying more for fewer features.
Respect
Fair.
Unfortunately, the main line Pixels haven’t had an audio port since the very first pixel in 2016. The affordable (-a) series held out until 2021 with the 5a being the last model with a port.
If anything, I’d be curious if the rising cost of storage makes Google (or other flagships) cave on expandable storage with the next model.
Nah. Whoever wants more than base can pay up. Having stuff worth storing is a premium service.
