Mint Mobile is selling the Google Pixel 11 for $399 when you also prepay a year of its service. That’s $500 off the $899 price Mint lists for the 256GB model. Add the 12-month Unlimited plan at $180, and the bundle comes to $579 before taxes and fees.
The Pixel 11 deal was live and in stock on Mint’s site at the time of writing. The catch is in Mint’s own listing: the phone is eSIM-only and isn’t sold unlocked.
Pixel 11 Mint Mobile Pricing and Availability
- Pixel 11 256GB: $399 (was $899)
- Pixel 11 512GB: $519 (was $1,019)
- 12-month Unlimited plan: $180 upfront, or $15 a month equivalent (listed at $360 before the discount)
- Total with the 256GB phone: $579 before taxes and fees
Mint’s listing shows the phone in Obsidian. The offer is for new customers, and orders are capped at four phones. Shipping is free and expedited. The $15-a-month plan price also requires buying a new phone from Mint.
What you give up for $579
Mint’s product page lists the Pixel 11’s SIM compatibility as eSIM only, and the phone is not sold unlocked. Our Pixel 11 Pro XL Mint deal post explains how Mint’s carrier lock works.
The Unlimited plan has its own limits. Once you pass 50GB in a month, Mint may slow your speeds when the network is busy. Video streams at roughly 480p, and hotspot use tops out at 20GB a month. When the first year is up, the plan renews at Mint’s regular rate, so budget for that.
That’s a strong price for a current Pixel. But 480p streaming is a weak match for a 6.3-inch screen, and the $399 price only comes with the prepaid plan. If you’d rather buy a phone outright, see our Pixel 10 Pro XL Amazon deal coverage. We also covered Mint’s $10 unlimited plan.
Pixel 11 Specifications
The Pixel 11 is Google’s standard model for this year. Here are the basics a buyer will compare.
- Display: 6.3-inch
- Chip: Google Tensor G6
- Memory and storage: 12GB RAM, 256GB or 512GB
- Software: Android 17, seven years of updates
- SIM: eSIM only (Mint model)
Source: Mint Mobile, Mint Mobile deal terms, Android Police
