Reviews Google Pixel 11 Pro 512GB Obsidian
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Michal, Horoměřice
Rated 30/09/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 512GB Obsidian
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Info for everyone – do not use this with an eSIM, it doesn't work because only the 1st slot is prioritised and that's reserved for the physical SIM. This means the eSIM is in the second slot and no one can call you if you're not using the phone (you just get a text about a missed call).
appearance
battery life is pretty ok
pure android
photographer
maybe even too clean an Android
Doesn't work with an eSIM
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Jindřich, Ostrava
Rated 25/09/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 512GB Obsidian
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Customer, Jihlava
Rated 19/09/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 512GB Obsidian
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Delayed calls and silence on your Pixel? A quick 1-minute fix (without installing any apps):
Go to Settings > Network & internet > SIMs > select your SIM card.
Scroll down and tap on Access Point Names (APN).
Tap on your current profile (e.g. T-Mobile Internet).
Find the APN type item.
Simply add ,ims to the existing text (the result should look something like this: default,supl,ims).
Tap the three dots in the top right and select Save.
Restart your phone.
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Roman, Střeň
Rated 18/09/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 512GB Obsidian
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As a whole, very good.
Callers can't get through, and then I get a notification about a missed call. Unbelievable failure in the basic function of a phone. The last update didn't solve anything, I'll have to return the phone.
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Anonymous customer
Rated 08/09/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 512GB Obsidian
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The Pixel 11 Pro feels very consistent, which is not something every Android can do. The system is beautifully smooth, equipped only with Google apps (which can be partially deactivated). This style suits me, but if you're switching from other brands, you might miss an app or a feature for a while. The camera is great and I wouldn't swap the Pixel for some Chinese camera-phone. The battery has also turned out surprisingly well this year, perhaps due to the new modem or processor. The display is beautifully readable in the sun, making up for the lack of an anti-reflective layer with its brightness. All in all, the only thing that bothers me is the slightly weaker LED torch, into which Google has integrated its revolutionary notification light, which (so far) can't do much that's useful. Also, be careful with performance in demanding games; the Pixel has a weakish GPU, which I consider its main drawback. BUT! That doesn't change the fact that for everyday tasks, the phone flies like a rocket. As a whole, it just works!
Smooth system
Clean user interface
Great camera
It holds well
Premium build quality
Matte frames on the Obsidian colour
Quick updates
7 years of support
Trade-in offer with a big discount
High price
Reduced to 12GB RAM on the 256GB model
Weak GPU
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Petr, Petřvald u Karviné
Rated 05/11/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 512GB Olive
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If you have a problem with incoming calls, check if you have duplicates in your contact list. The Pixel has a very strict spam filter and for some reason automatically rejects calls from such contacts.
Perfect battery life. Two days are not a problem.
The phone's spam filter can cause issues with incoming calls
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Radek, Hradec Králové
Rated 03/11/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 256GB Fog
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High price
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Anonymous customer
Rated 31/10/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 256GB Olive
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As a long-term Samsung user, I got tired of Samsung's stagnation when it comes to innovation, and since the S26 is already the fifth generation of the exact same phone, I was looking for another compact Android phone. The only one that came into consideration (unless I wanted a Chinese brand) was the Pixel 11 Pro. After a month, I'm still absolutely thrilled with the phone. Photo quality is top-notch, in my view better than the S26 Ultra (quality hardware, large sensors, no over-sharpening or shutter lag, faithful colour reproduction, good white balance). Video is also very good, just behind Apple and Samsung. Haptics and speakers are second to none, and the display ranks among the very best. Clean Android is highly optimised and snappy, though I do miss a few settings options here. Probably the only drawback is the battery life, it's basically a one-day phone, max. 1.5 days. The phone drains quite a bit even in standby mode, which I partially solved by turning off WiFi and Bluetooth overnight. It's not suitable for gamers, as the Tensor has a weak GPU for that, but it's perfect for AI tasks. Overall, a really super phone.
Pure Android
Display
Cameras
Haptic response
Magsafe
Speakers
Smooth system + animations
Battery life
Occasional signal loss
Weak flashlight
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Roman, Plzeň
Rated 15/10/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 256GB Obsidian
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A very high-quality premium Android phone. Perfectly tuned and smooth running Android in the latest version. Support for updates (security and system) for 7 years. A top-notch camera setup that produces consistently high-quality photos in any conditions. Optical 5x zoom and faster capture and processing of evening/night photos. The Pixel has practically perfect haptic feedback; no other phone has it so refined. I occasionally notice the known issue with eSIM unavailability from T-Mobile, but it has been minimal recently. It's also a shame about the half-baked functioning of the new HiLight feature, which is new to the Pixel 11 series. Hopefully, Google will improve and expand its functionality with gradual updates. The face recognition for biometric authentication has also been improved, which is better in low-light conditions compared to the Pixel 8. The integrated Pixelsnap/MagSafe magnets for attaching to various magnetic chargers and accessories are strong and reliable. If you're looking for a fine-tuned Android phone that will serve you perfectly and for a long time in every respect, this Pixel is a great choice.
Pure Android
7 years of updates
Consistently top-notch photos in daylight
Very high-quality night-time photos
5x optical zoom
eSIM + physical microSIM
Waterproof IP68
Integrated Pixelsnap/MagSafe magnets
Compact size
The system and apps run quickly and smoothly (excellent optimisation)
Quality and robust processing
Haptic feedback (the best across Android phones)
Great audio
Gemini and AI feature integration
Perfectly legible display with faithful colour reproduction.
Satellite SOS communication
Improved face unlock (even for banking)
Occasional problems with calls on eSIM (T-Mobile)
Half-hearted implementation of the new HiLight feature
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Anonymous customer
Rated 05/10/2026, variant Google Pixel 11 Pro 256GB Obsidian
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At full price, the phone seems quite inadequate, but at around 17 thousand with the trade-in bonus, it makes more sense.
The performance is perfectly fine for now, but compared to the competition, it doesn't have much of a buffer, and I'm a bit worried about how it will hold up in 5–7 years. HiLight is still quite limited, and a lot of the AI features aren't available here anyway.
The biggest problem was with calls. Several times, people couldn't get through to me at all; the phone showed as unavailable. Sometimes, I couldn't make a call on the first try, and the audio would cut out slightly during calls. It improved after turning off Wi-Fi Calling, but even about a month and a half after its release, the issue wasn't completely resolved for me by updates.
Furthermore, the charging and battery life estimates are quite inaccurate and jump around a lot during use.
On the other hand, I appreciate the clean Android, fast updates, MagSafe, great daylight photos, and the premium feel of the build quality.
Overall, the Pixel feels like an iPhone alternative for people who want to stick with Android, and you can really sense that approach. Personally, though, I wasn't that impressed with it as a whole. I ended up returning the phone within the 14-day period.
Price CZK 17,133 after a trade-in bonus of CZK 7,500 + 15% Alza Days discount
MagSafe
Quick updates
Very good photos in daylight
Premium processing
Pure Android
Lots of missed calls - people can't get through.
Sometimes you can't even make a call from the phone, it doesn't ring and you have to try again.
The processor's performance is lagging for this price category, not to mention the graphics performance.
Photos taken in low light with the 5x telephoto lens are noisy and slightly blurry.
The video lags behind the iPhone
The fingerprint reader is sometimes a bit slow.
The 256GB version has less RAM than the Pixel 10 Pro
Half the AI functions aren't available in our country.
The automatic brightness adjustment sometimes works strangely
The battery life estimate is very inaccurate
The lock screen changes quite a lot depending on the notifications; after a notification is displayed, the apps shrink into a small icon and the clock gets smaller.
The "Customise lock screen" button often appears on the lock screen, I find it disruptive and I haven't found a way to change it
For its size, the phone feels quite heavy in your hand.
Compared to some other premium phones, the bezels around the display seem quite thick to me.
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