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Amazon cuts $150 on Pixel 11 lineup with coupon, stacks with gift card offer

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Amazon is offering $150 off the Google Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL when shoppers apply the coupon code PIXEL11 at checkout, though the discount does not extend to the Pixel Pro Fold. The deal can be combined with an ongoing introductory promotion available at multiple retailers, which runs until August 27th and offers either a gift card or credit toward a Pixel Watch 5. As an example, the base Pixel 11 drops from $899 to $749 when both the coupon and the $100 gift card bundle are applied. The Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL bundles come with either a $200 gift card or $250 in credit toward the Pixel Watch 5. The Pixel 11 series introduced several camera upgrades, including a new Magic Capture feature that automatically extracts photos and clips from video recordings.

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