Last week, we asked you which Pixel 11 model you would buy and now we have the results. Sentiment tends to be negative and price is a common reason for skipping the 11 series. Looking at the overall survey, many simply aren’t interested in any Pixel 11 model. But those who do want one are mostly leaning toward the Pixel 11 Pro — it almost got more votes than the vanilla and Pro XL models combined. Almost. The Pro XL comes in a distant second, while the expensive foldable barely received any love. Focusing on the Google Pixel 11 Pro, it received the highest proportion of positive votes: 1 in 5 voters are looking to buy one. Price is the biggest concern, but many people wait until the reviews come in before making a decision. The larger Google Pixel 11 Pro XL is also very popular. Price remains a primary concern, so some will bide their time until the right deal comes through. The vanilla Google Pixel 11 may have taken the No. 3 spot in the overall survey, but its individual survey shows there is hope: a larger share of voters are interested in purchasing one outright than the Pro XL. Plus, reviews can influence more people. Still, although this is the cheapest Pixel 11 model (until the launch of the 11a), many consider it too expensive. Last, and clearly least, the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold didn’t generate much interest; Even with glowing reviews, we expect Google to have trouble selling them. Part of this is pretty easy to explain: some people just don’t like foldables, period. Aside from that, many voters don’t like this particular foldable and would prefer to purchase one from another brand. A better price could help, but the future still isn’t bright for the new Pro Fold. We’re working to test the new Pixel 11 models, so stay tuned for our findings. If they prove to be significantly better than their Pixel 10 counterparts, then perhaps some models will become more popular. Google Pixel 11 Pro Google Pixel 11 Pro XL Google Pixel 11 Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold
