Google Pixel 11 arrives in Taiwan with prices revealed; buying the 'wrong' model costs more

Google's latest Pixel 11 smartphone series is poised for its official launch, with pre-orders already underway in Taiwan. The official Google Store has opened reservations ahead of the anticipated launch event, revealing the pricing for the Taiwanese market. A notable change this year is the discontinuation of the 128GB storage variant across the lineup.

This shift means all Pixel 11 models will now start with 256GB of internal storage. Consequently, the entry-level price for the Pixel 11 series has been adjusted upwards, with the base model now costing NT$29,990. This move positions the Pixel 11 as a more premium offering compared to previous generations, potentially appealing to users who require substantial storage capacity.

The launch event is scheduled for early tomorrow morning, but consumers in Taiwan can already secure their devices through pre-orders. The full specifications and features of the Pixel 11 series are expected to be detailed during the official presentation, though the pricing and storage configurations are now public knowledge.