Through a boosted trade-in deal, Amazon will give Pixel 11 series buyers an extra $275 towards their new device.
Amazon has been more heavily pushing trade-in offers over the past year, with the Pixel 11 series being a great example. During pre-orders, the online retail behemoth would offer hundreds of dollars on top of existing trade-in values when buying one of Google’s new devices, and that’s still happening.
At the moment, Amazon is offering a $275 boost to any trade-in towards a Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, or Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Trade-in values are advertised as maxing out around $850, though most recent devices fall into the $500~ range. But the real benefit here is that you can get the extra credit applied even on older devices that aren’t worth as much. The trade-in boost varies from device to device, but there are still some good deals to be had here.
A few examples we put together include:
- Towards Pixel 11
- Pixel 10: $360 + $100 boost = $460
- Pixel 8: $131 + $200 boost = $331
- iPhone 13: $151 + $50 boost = $201
- Galaxy S22: $92 + $50 boost = $142
- Towards Pixel 11 Pro XL
- iPhone 15 Pro Max:$390 + $150 boost = $540
- Pixel 9 Pro XL: $300 + $150 boost = $450
- Galaxy S23 Ultra: $250 + $50 boost = $300
- Towards Pixel 11 Pro Fold
- Pixel 10 Pro Fold: $550 + $275 boost = $825
- Pixel 9 Pro Fold:$410 + $200 boost = $610
- Galaxy Z Fold 6: $531 + $150 boost = $481
As you can see, there are’t a ton of devices that get the full $275 boost, and there’s also not much rhyme or reason to why certain devices get a boost or a different value than others. Still, if you’re looking at buying a Pixel 11 device, it’s a deal worth taking a look at. Google Store trade-in values have dropped quite a bit since launch, with Amazon’s bonuses putting some devices in roughly the same value range as you might get with Google.
More on Pixel 11:
- Pixel 11 starts testing ‘Call for Me’ to have Gemini phone on your behalf
- What I learned after 30 days with the Pixel 11 [Video]
- Pixel 11 lets you make any Camera Look default with this buried setting
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