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T-Mobile really wants to give you $1,000 off the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL with new deal - here’s how it works

Google Pixel 11 Pro XL in hand showing a processed 120x zoom photo

It's not difficult to find a T-Mobile deal that will get you a cheap (or even free) Android phone when you meet some eligibility requirements, but a new offer that carves $1,000 off one of the best devices of the year? That's worth celebrating. Add a line with T-Mobile's Experience More or Experience Beyond plan and you'll get a straight $1,000 knocked off the price of the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL, dropping the price of the super-powered flagship down to just $8.34 per month for 36 months. No trade-in required.

A big Pixel phone for a small Pixel price

Even if you go with a cheaper unlimited plan, T-Mobile is offering $900 off the phone with "most plans" on the carrier's site, which is a pretty impressive deal if you're trying to save money on your phone bill.

TheGoogle Pixel 11 Pro XL, for its part, is one of thebest Android phones of 2026, coming complete with a glorious 6.9-inch AMOLED display, IP68 water/dust resistance, and the new HiLight LED light array positioned around the camera bar.

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Under the hood, the Pixel 11 Pro XL is powered by the Tensor G6 chip with 12GB of RAM, plus you'll enjoy Qi2 Pixelsnap wireless charging support, an upgraded camera system, and all of the latest AI-driven software features powered by Gemini.

Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Obsidian vs Pixel 11 Pro XL Canyon color, on a desk, focus on camera bar and Hi-Light

So what's the catch?

Like I mentioned, you'll need to sign up for T-Mobile's Experience Beyond or Experience More plans to enjoy the full $1,000 discount, although you can still guarantee yourself $900 off by adding a line with 'most plans' for a limited time.

Both of the aforementioned plans provide unlimited talk, text, and premium data on the carrier's epic 5G network, plus you'll get additional perks like streaming subscriptions, international coverage, hotspot data, and more.

One of the biggest problems that folks have with the Pixel 11 Pro XL is that it's not a major upgrade over its predecessor, and in a few ways (mainly the battery life and RAM), it actuallyfalls slightly behind last year's Pixel 10 Pro.

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That said, the Pixel 11 Pro XL still provides one of the best Android experiences of 2026, and if you've had your eye on the phone for a while, now's your chance to get the device and some comprehensive wireless without going through the hassle of a trade-in.

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