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The Verge Reviewers Hold Live AMA on Google Pixel 11 Series and Watch 5

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The Verge has published four reviews covering the Google Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro Fold, and Pixel Watch 5 following the lift of the review embargo. Reviewers David Imel, Dominic Preston, Victoria Song, and a fourth journalist each covered a different device in the lineup. The outlet is offering subscribers a chance to engage directly with the reviewers through a live AMA session. The Q&A is scheduled to begin at 3PM ET, with the team prioritizing questions relevant to the new hardware.

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