Haven’t ordered your Pixel 11 yet? Here’s what your trade-in delay is costing you

Google offered launch-window bonuses for trade-ins toward its new Pixel 11 series, with trades fetching as much as $1,000 (if you were trading a Pixel 10 Pro Fold, anyway). Those bonuses have unfortunately come to an end, and Google’s rolled out new, lower trade-in values.

As noted by Droid Life, the Google Store is showing new trade values toward the Pixel 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro XL, and 11 Pro Fold today. The new amounts are up to $150 lower than yesterday, which isn’t great for anybody who missed the outgoing deals. But most of the new values aren’t quite so drastically different.

As far as trading in an older Pixel for one of the latest models, the 10 Pro Fold has taken the biggest hit, coming down from a value of $1,000 off to $850. Most other recent Pixels have been adjusted by $50 or less. If you were hoping to trade a Pixel 9 Pro, specifically, you’re in luck: that one’s only down $20, from a value of $500 to $480.

Here’s what the past couple of generations of Pixel phones would have net you before today’s adjustments, and what you can get for them now. (Prices shown are for models with base storage options.)

Fine print on the Google Store says that these new prices are good through the month of September, so if you’re interested in trading up but you’re worried about your older Pixel phone depreciating even more, you might want to get your order in within the next few weeks.