Memory costs are forcing Google to raise Pixel 11 prices
Google's VP of Devices and Services confirmed that rising memory costs will lead to price increases for the upcoming Pixel 11 series and potentially existing models. The company plans to use dynamic pricing adjustments to manage supply chain realities.
Why it matters
This reflects broader inflationary pressures in the hardware sector and suggests consumers should expect higher entry costs for flagship mobile devices.
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0 • Stephen Radochia / Android Authority Follow us on Google Discover Add us as preferred source TL;DR Leaks have suggested Pixel 11 prices will start higher than ever this year, beginning at $899. A new interview with Google’s VP of Devices and Services confirms that “adjustments” are impacting Pixel prices. Beyond the upcoming Pixel 11 series costing more, the existing Pixel 10a will also likely be impacted.
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