Mint Mobile is offering $500 off the Pixel 11 and $505 off the Pixel 11 Pro XL. The Pixel 11 Pro XL is Google’s top-of-the-line flagship, and the discount brings its price below $1000. On top of that, you also get the unlimited Mint mobile plan for half off.
Limited-time offers on the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro XL
The 256GB and 512GB variants of the Pixel 11 usually retail for $899 and $1019, but after the $500 discount, you can pick them up for just $399 and $519, respectively.
Pixel 11 Pro: save 46% at Mint Mobile
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$505 off (46%)
The Google Pixel 11 Pro is a hit at its latest Mint Mobile discount. Right now, you can buy the model with a 46% discount at the prepaid carrier. On top of that, you can get 12 months of unlimited data on T-Mobile's reliable network for 50% off, saving you an extra $180.
The Pixel 11 Pro XL is available in the same two storage options, but after the discount, it costs $794 for 256GB and $914 for 512GB of storage.
How to claim your discounted Pixel 11 or Pixel 11 Pro XL?
The Pixel 11 Pro XL. | Image by PhoneArena
You must be a new customer adding a Mint Mobile line to qualify for this offer. And since Mint Mobile doesn’t rely on bill credits, you will have to pay the discounted price up front, plus the 12-month service plan bill.
The unlimited 12-month service plan usually costs $360 for unlimited data, calls, texts, and mobile hotspot. After the 50% discount in the Pixel deal, the total price of this plan comes down to $180/year – that’s about $15/month.
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Mint Mobile may deprioritize your connection once you’ve used 50GB of data in a given month, meaning you may see some lag in speed where T-Mobile's network is spotty or congested, so watch out for that.
That caveat aside, you can pick up the Pixel 11 – one of the best Android phones – with an unlimited plan for just $579 plus tax. That’s a steal if you were already planning to add a new line or switch carriers.
You can get the Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 from Verizon or T-Mobile too, and with an even bigger discount, but those plans lock you into a 2-3 year commitment via bill credits. Down the line, if you chose to switch carriers, you would have to pay the remaining installments. With Mint Mobile, you get a flat discount on the phone, and you’d just lose the unlimited data plan.
Faisal Rasool has been writing about mobile tech for the past ten years. His favorite cousin used to be a mobile technician and, as a kid, Faisal learned how to repair and tweak phones in his workshop. Faisal's first phone was the Samsung Galaxy Europa (released 2010). More Android smartphones followed it, including the Samsung Galaxy S4, the Galaxy S6, Huawei P8, and currently the Galaxy A56.
He's a life-long Android guy because he loves other open-source platforms. He's been covering such platforms for websites like How-To Geek, Android Headlines, Android Police, SlashGear, and now PhoneArena.
Faisal has a bachelor's in English literature and he likes to write stories and paint in his free time.
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