Google's upcoming Pixel 11 lineup is set to arrive with higher prices across the board, according to a new leak detailing European pricing for the four-phone series, though the increase comes alongside an upgrade to the base storage configuration that some analysts have described as a silver lining for entry-level buyers.

According to a report from French outlet Dealabs, credited to well-known leaker billbil-kun, Google is eliminating the 128GB base storage tier entirely across the Pixel 11 lineup, meaning every model in the series, from the standard Pixel 11 to the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, will now start at 256GB. That change comes paired with European pricing that is expected to rise by roughly €100 across the board compared to last year's Pixel 10 series.

Under the leaked pricing structure, the standard Pixel 11 is expected to start at €999 for its base 256GB configuration, with a 512GB option priced at €1,129. The Pixel 11 Pro is projected to start at €1,199 for 256GB, climbing to €1,329 for 512GB and €1,589 for a top-tier 1TB model, a storage option not previously available on the standard Pixel or, in some cases, the base Pro model. The Pixel 11 Pro XL is expected to start at €1,399 for 256GB, rising to €1,529 for 512GB and €1,789 for 1TB. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold, Google's foldable entry in the lineup, is projected to carry the steepest pricing of the group, starting at €1,999 for 256GB, climbing to €2,129 for 512GB and reaching €2,389 for the 1TB configuration. UK pricing follows a similar pattern, with the base Pixel 11 expected to start at £879........

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