Google Pixel 11 Pro Price and Review Singapore

By Jon Ng, AI Chief at Novatise · Updated

Google charges S$220 more for the Pixel 11 Pro XL than for the Pixel 11 Pro, at every storage size. Both have the same Tensor G6 chip, the same three rear cameras and the same seven years of updates[2]. The S$220 buys a 6.8-inch screen, a slightly bigger battery and, the part most people miss, much faster wired charging. The choice comes down to how often you top up at a socket, and whether you pay Google's price at all. Hardly anyone in Singapore needs to.

How we put this together: We haven't tested this phone ourselves. This review brings together published reviews, official specs and Singapore pricing and repair data. Every price below was checked on 29 Oct 2026.

How much is the Google Pixel 11 Pro in Singapore?

Google Store Singapore sells the Pixel 11 Pro at S$1,599 (12GB/256GB), S$1,779 (16GB/512GB) and S$2,099 (16GB/1TB). The Pro XL is S$1,819, S$1,999 and S$2,319[1]. On 29 Oct 2026, Harvey Norman and Courts both had the Pro from S$1,429 and the XL from S$1,619[14][16]. Red White Mobile, a featured shop, listed the 256GB Pro at S$1,268[18].

A person photographing the Gardens by the Bay supertrees at night with a generic unbranded phone
Night shots are where Google's Pro phones earn their price. Illustration (AI-generated).

What the extra S$220 for the XL gets you

Every difference on Google's spec sheet[2]:

Pixel 11 Pro vs Pixel 11 Pro XL: the differences only
SpecPixel 11 ProPixel 11 Pro XLOur take
Screen6.3", 1280 x 2856, 495ppi6.8", 1344 x 2992, 486ppiSame brightness and refresh rate; pick by hand size
Weight204g226gThe Pro is heavy for its size
Battery (typical)4,850mAh5,115mAhSmall gap; see the tests below
Wired charging, Google's claim55% in about 30 min (30W charger)75% in about 30 min (45W charger)The real reason to pay more
Wireless chargingQi2.2, up to 25WQi2.2, up to 25WNo difference
Price, 256GB / 512GB / 1TBS$1,599 / S$1,779 / S$2,099S$1,819 / S$1,999 / S$2,319S$220 more at every size[1]

The 256GB versions of both phones have 12GB of RAM. The 512GB and 1TB versions get 16GB[2]. Last year every Pixel 10 Pro had 16GB, a downgrade that GSMArena, The Verge and The Guardian all flag[8][12][13]. None of them could say if 12GB slows things down in daily use; The Verge reviewed a 16GB unit[12]. If you keep phones for five years or more, and Google promises updates for seven[2], the 512GB is the safer bet.

The 1TB comes only in Obsidian for both models. Canyon, Olive and Fog stop at 512GB[1].

Charging: where the two really differ

On paper, the XL charges much faster. In practice, nobody we read has tested that yet. Here's what Google claims, set against what reviewers measured:

Wired charging: Google's claims vs published tests
PhoneSourceResult
Pixel 11 ProGoogle spec sheet[2]Up to 55% in about 30 min with a 30W PPS charger
Pixel 11 ProGSMArena[7]Matched the 55% claim, "slightly better"; peak about 25.5W
Pixel 11 ProThe Guardian[13]54% in half an hour, full in about 90 min
Pixel 11 Pro XLGoogle spec sheet[2]Up to 75% in about 30 min with a 45W PPS charger
Pixel 11 Pro XLReviews we readNot measured

HardwareZone's review lists 30W for all three Pixel 11 phones[4], but Google's spec page gives the XL 45W and 75% in 30 minutes[2]. We've gone with Google. GSMArena also found that the new "Extreme Charging" mode didn't raise peak power on the smaller Pro, and that it only works when the battery is under 50%[7]. There's no charger in the box[5]. If you buy the XL for its charging, budget for a 45W USB-C PPS adapter, or you won't get Google's number.

Battery life is better news. GSMArena gave the Pro an Active Use Score of 15 hours 38 minutes, roughly level with Samsung and Apple, and said battery life "has finally caught up"[7][10]. The Guardian got "just shy of two days" between charges, with around seven hours of screen use[13]. In HardwareZone's PCMark tests, the cheaper Pixel 11 lasted about an hour longer than the Pros[4].

A generic phone charging on a wireless pad on a desk in a Singapore HDB flat
Qi2.2 wireless charging runs at up to 25W on both sizes. Illustration (AI-generated).

Both phones have Pixelsnap magnets for Qi2.2 accessories, so MagSafe-style stands and wallets click on without a case. HardwareZone found that they don't feel as strong as Apple's MagSafe[4]. Google says wireless charging is 29% faster on the Pro and 17% faster on the XL than last year[3].

The camera is the reason to buy a Pro Pixel

The hardware barely changed this year. It's a 50MP main camera, a 48MP ultrawide, a 48MP 5x telephoto and a 42MP selfie camera, the same on both sizes[2]. The telephoto sensor is bigger, and Google says it takes in 32% more light[3][9]. The real changes are in software.

Camera Looks are like film presets, applied as you shoot. There are four mild styles and six creative ones, each with its own sliders. The Verge's David Imel liked that Google changes how much processing it does at capture for each look, rather than adding a filter afterwards. Minimal, for example, uses less sharpening and contrast[12]. HardwareZone points out the catch: you have to choose a look before you shoot, and you can't apply a new one to an old photo[4].

Instant Night Sight, which only the Pro models get, makes low-light shots up to 4.5 times faster[3][13]. The Verge quotes Google as saying it's about three times faster on average than the Pixel 10 Pro[12]. The Guardian called it "dramatically faster" and went on to say the 11 Pro offers "arguably the best photography on a phone at the moment"[13].

Magic Capture records video, then picks out the best stills and clips. Imel said it did "a great job" of finding good frames, but found it very hard to keep a subject in frame without watching the screen, even though Google's demo suggests you can[12].

GSMArena was less impressed. It rated the main camera excellent at 1x but "merely okay at 2x", and found that the telephoto can't focus closer than about 39cm, so close-ups still suffer. Its summary: a "widely capable stills camera, but it's hardly an industry-leading package"[9].

A hand holding up a generic phone to photograph a cook tossing a wok at a hawker stall at night
Steam, dim light and a moving cook: a hard test for any night mode. Illustration (AI-generated).

The AI features: one good, two half-finished

Rambler, Google's new voice typing, won over HardwareZone, The Guardian and The Verge alike. It cleans up filler words and self-corrections, and because it's part of Gboard it works in nearly any app[4]. The Guardian called it "fantastic"[13], and Imel said he now dictates texts "whenever I have the opportunity"[12].

Proactive Assistance pops up suggestions as you chat, for example offering to check your calendar when a friend asks if you're free. Imel found it handy for simple scheduling. Outside simple cases like that, he found it too inconsistent. He also had to turn the feature on and add OpenTable as a connected app himself[12].

HiLight is a coloured light ring around the rear flash. Right now it lights up for only two things: Gemini replies while the phone lies face down, and calls from favourite contacts. Imel called it "so badly executed that it's frankly embarrassing"[12]. HardwareZone said it "offers very limited practicality"[4]. Don't let it sway you.

What else reviewers marked down

On the plus side, the Pro still has IP68 dust and water resistance, Gorilla Glass Victus 2 with a new anti-scratch shield, Wi-Fi 7 and satellite SOS[2][6][10]. Google says the coating doubles scratch resistance, which GSMArena couldn't test[6]. It takes one physical nano-SIM plus eSIM[6].

Singapore prices, store by store

Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL prices in Singapore, checked 29 Oct 2026
SellerPro 256GBPro 512GBPro 1TBXL 256GBXL 512GBXL 1TB
Google Store[1]S$1,599S$1,779S$2,099S$1,819S$1,999S$2,319
Harvey Norman[14][15]S$1,429S$1,589S$1,869S$1,619S$1,789Not listed
Courts[16]S$1,429S$1,589S$1,869S$1,619S$1,789Not listed
Best Denki[17]S$1,429UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown
Red White Mobile (featured)[18][19][20][21][22]S$1,268S$1,418S$1,598 (out of stock)S$1,438 (Obsidian)Not listedS$1,698 (Obsidian)
ChallengerUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown

Harvey Norman and Courts show their prices as markdowns from Google's. Best Denki's 256GB Canyon page also listed six months of Google One as a free gift. We checked only that one Best Denki page. A search on Challenger's site for "pixel 11 pro" brought up no Google phones, so its price is unknown.

That's S$170 off the 256GB Pro, S$230 off the 1TB and S$200 off the 256GB XL. Google's own store lists free delivery, but on 29 Oct 2026 we saw no discount there[1]. At launch, every Pro came with six months of Google AI Pro, which HardwareZone valued at S$173.94[3]. StarHub's page still lists Google One AI Pro with the phone[26]. Ask whether the offer still runs before you count it.

Featured shop: Red White Mobile, North Bridge Centre listed the Pixel 11 Pro at S$1,268 (12GB/256GB), S$1,418 (16GB/512GB) and S$1,598 (16GB/1TB, out of stock) on 29 Oct 2026, with Google Singapore's one-year warranty[18][19][20]. The Pro XL was S$1,438 for 256GB and S$1,698 for 1TB, both in Obsidian only[21][22]. The shop labels its 256GB XL as 16GB RAM, while Google says the 256GB XL has 12GB[2], so check which one you're getting. The 512GB Pro page also has a table further down showing S$1,468, so confirm the price before you go. They're at 420 North Bridge Road, #01-20; call 6735 4811 or WhatsApp 8668 4811. Red White Mobile pays for a featured listing in our directory. That doesn't change the prices we report.

On a plan

WhistleOut's Singtel listings for the 256GB Pro, checked 29 Oct 2026[24]:

The same page lists the phone with no contract at S$66.62 a month for 24 months. That's S$1,598.88, Google's price split into instalments. The cheapest line it showed was a StarHub 5G Lite plan at S$28 a month, for a minimum total of S$1,626.88. A Singtel SIM-only option came with S$250 cashback and a S$150 trade-in bonus[24].

StarHub's own S$0 page puts the 256GB Pro at S$149 and the 512GB at S$229 on Unlimited+ Max (S$78 a month), after pay-later and port-in discounts[25][26]. The page doesn't make clear whether that's over 24 or 36 months, so ask. We couldn't find the Pixel 11 Pro on M1, and HardwareZone's launch list of sellers doesn't include M1 either[3]. M1 pricing is unknown.

If you want a phone and not a new line, buying from a shop wins. Singtel's cheapest bundle totals S$2,198 over two years, S$769 more than Courts' S$1,429. That gap is all you'd have for 24 months of a SIM-only plan.

Repair costs at Google's service centre

Google's authorised repair partner in Singapore is CTDI, at Aperia Mall, 12 Kallang Avenue #03-03[28]. CTDI publishes a full price list. Here are its out-of-warranty prices for the Pixel 11 phones[27]:

CTDI (Google authorised) repair prices, checked 29 Oct 2026
PartPixel 11 ProPixel 11 Pro XLPixel 11
Outer display (screen)S$200S$213S$145
Rear cameraS$221S$224S$149
Enclosure (frame)S$147S$154S$137
Back coverS$117S$120S$107
BatteryS$92S$99S$89
USB-C portS$89S$90S$86
Diagnostic feeS$26S$26S$26

CTDI's page doesn't say whether these prices include GST, so confirm the final quote. It's open 11am to 8pm on weekdays and 10am to 2pm on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays and public holidays; call 6230 7928[27][28].

These are low for a flagship. A new screen at S$200 is about an eighth of the phone's price, and the battery is S$92. The most expensive item is the rear camera, at S$221. The XL costs a few dollars more for each part. The Guardian notes that the phone can be fixed by Google, by third-party shops or by you, with manuals and parts available[13].

The shops in our directory that repair Pixels haven't published Pixel 11 Pro prices yet, so ask for a quote and compare it with CTDI's list. Start with our screen repair, battery replacement and back glass pages, or these Pixel shops:

BreakFixNow

Bugis Village · repairs Google Pixel phones · Pixel 11 Pro prices not published, ask for a quote

Mobile Life Yishun

Northpoint City · repairs Google Pixel phones · Pixel 11 Pro prices not published, ask for a quote

Lite Mobile - Boon Keng

Bendemeer Ville · repairs Google Pixel phones · Pixel 11 Pro prices not published, ask for a quote

Mobile Time

Aljunied Mrt Station (Ew9) · repairs Google Pixel phones · Pixel 11 Pro prices not published, ask for a quote
A technician replacing a cracked screen on a generic phone at a repair counter
A S$200 screen at Google's service centre is cheap for a flagship. Illustration (AI-generated).

Resale: what Red White Mobile pays

The shop's buy-back list gives an idea of how values hold up two months after launch. These are the prices it pays, used and sealed[23]:

A used 256GB Pro fetches 58% of Google's S$1,599. A used 256GB XL fetches 60% of S$1,819, and the gap between the two at resale is S$170. The XL holds its value a little better.

Verdict: which one, and where

HardwareZone ended its review with "Pixel sets the tone; the other Android phones follow", but it also couldn't call the Pros' "extra S$300-S$520" over the base Pixel 11 a sound buy[4]. GSMArena called the 11 Pro the "best version yet of Google's compact flagship formula", while adding that "it isn't the best compact flagship on hardware or value alone"[10]. We agree with both.

Buy the Pixel 11 Pro if

You want Google's best camera software in a phone you can use with one hand. Get the 512GB for the 16GB of RAM: S$1,589 at Courts or Harvey Norman, or S$1,418 at Red White Mobile.

Pay for the XL if

You charge in short top-ups. Google quotes 75% in 30 minutes against 55% for the Pro, though no review we read has tested it. The bigger screen helps with reading. Budget for a 45W charger.

Skip both if

You own a recent Pixel Pro, or you mostly use the main camera. HardwareZone rated the S$1,299 Pixel 11 the best value of the range, and it lasted longer on battery too.

Don't pay Google's prices: the same phones cost at least S$170 less a few MRT stops away. Comparing with other phones? See our Galaxy S26 review and our iPhone 18 Pro review. For repairs, start with our list of Google Pixel repair shops.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Google Pixel 11 Pro in Singapore?

Google Store Singapore lists it at S$1,599 (256GB), S$1,779 (512GB) and S$2,099 (1TB), checked 29 Oct 2026. Harvey Norman and Courts had it at S$1,429, S$1,589 and S$1,869. Red White Mobile, a featured shop, listed S$1,268, S$1,418 and S$1,598 (1TB out of stock).

How much is the Pixel 11 Pro XL in Singapore?

Google sells it at S$1,819, S$1,999 and S$2,319. Harvey Norman and Courts had the 256GB at S$1,619 and the 512GB at S$1,789 on 29 Oct 2026.

What is the difference between the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL?

The XL has a 6.8-inch screen instead of 6.3 inches, a 5,115mAh battery instead of 4,850mAh, and, by Google's figures, faster wired charging with a 45W charger. It weighs 226g against 204g. The chip, cameras and software are the same, and the XL costs S$220 more at Google.

How much does a Pixel 11 Pro screen replacement cost in Singapore?

CTDI, Google's authorised service centre at Aperia Mall, lists S$200 for the Pixel 11 Pro screen and S$213 for the Pro XL, plus a S$26 diagnostic fee where it applies, checked 29 Oct 2026. Its page doesn't say whether GST is included.

Does the Pixel 11 Pro come with a charger?

No. You need your own USB-C PPS charger: 30W or more for the Pro, and 45W for the XL's fastest charging.

Is the Pixel 11 Pro worth upgrading to from the Pixel 10 Pro?

For most owners, no. The hardware changes are small, the 256GB model drops from 16GB to 12GB of RAM, and The Guardian called it not a massive upgrade on recent Pro models. The main gains are battery life, faster wireless charging and the new camera software.

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