Giffgaff has cut £280 off the Pixel 11, and Google is throwing in £145 of official accessories for anyone who buys before September 23.
<a href="https://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=5719&awinaffid=277673&clickref=trustedreviewstextlink&platform=dl&ued=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.giffgaff.com%2Fmobile-phones%2Fgoogle%2Fgoogle-pixel-11%2Fnew” rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>That discount takes the 256GB Pixel 11 in Obsidian from Google’s original £879 down to £599 through giffgaff, a saving of nearly a third that recasts this as one of the more sensible flagship buys of 2026.
This Google Pixel 11 offer knocks off almost a third — and throws in £145 of freebies
Grab the Google Pixel 11 while this deal lasts — save nearly a third off the price, plus get £145 worth of freebies thrown in for free.
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£599 is roughly what the entry-level Pixel used to cost before storage doubled to 256GB as standard, so this deal effectively resets the price clock to where it stood before this year’s jump.
If you buy this Pixel 11 series device before 23rd September, GiffGaff throws in a £145 Pixelsnap Starter Pack on top of the giffgaff price cut, covering a Ring Stand, a Clear Case and a Charger with Stand.
Priced separately, those three accessories come to £144.97, a Ring Stand at £29.99, a Clear Case at £49.99 and a Charger with Stand at £64.99. Add that to the £280 saved on the phone, and this deal is worth £425 in total.
Once the accessories are unboxed, the Pixel 11 itself runs on Android 17 and Gemini Intelligence, with an interface one of our tech experts, Cam Bunton, spent a week testing and found fluid, customisable and rich with small everyday touches.
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Cam also praised the Pixel 11’s screen for peaking at 3000 nits and delivering warm, vibrant colours that make video and gaming genuinely enjoyable, exactly the kind of display worth having at a price this far below its original £879.
The triple camera system carries over Google’s Magic Capture and Camera Looks tools, and Cam Bunton’s daytime testing turned in sharp, reliable shots straight out of the box without any fiddling with the settings ever being required.
At £599 with a £145 accessory bundle attached, the Pixel 11 stops being the priciest standard Pixel Google has ever sold and starts looking like the smartest way into its ecosystem this year for anyone weighing up the options.
Stock is currently available across all four colours, Frost, Pistachio, Hibiscus and Obsidian, with 256GB and 512GB storage options both on offer, and every configuration is showing as in stock right now, though deals like this on Google’s flagship rarely stay live for long.
The Pixel 11 is a tricky sell. It’s the priciest standard Pixel yet, and while the switch to 256GB storage softens the blow, the higher price still feels hard to justify. It matches or even beats the Pro in some areas, but not enough to make it feel like obvious value.
- Pixel software is fluid, customisable and feature-rich
- Reliable camera performance in the daytime
- Bright, vibrant display is great for media consumption
- No LTPO display on a nearly £900 phone is hard to stomach
- Battery life isn’t amazing
- Performance not significantly better than the Pixel 10
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