Compare Google Pixel 11 vs Google Pixel 10

On the surface, the Pixel 11 and the Pixel 10 are very similar. Both feature the same 6.3-inch Actua display with up to 3,000 nits peak brightness, and a near-identical camera line-up.

The difference comes from the Pixel 11’s upgrade from the Pixel 10’s Google Tensor G5 chip to the all-new Google Tensor G6. In practice, this means the Pixel 11 handles everything faster from real-time Gemini interactions to photography. The Tensor G6 also comes with an upgraded CPU that is more power-efficient. As a result, you get more performance with less battery drain.

When it comes to security, the Pixel 11 also brings a significant update to the table, since it pairs the Tensor G6 with the new Titan M3 coprocessor with post-quantum cryptography to help you protect your data. For anyone who keeps sensitive information on their phone, this is a reassuring step forward.

The camera system is almost identical, as both the Pixel 11 and the Pixel 10 share the same main and ultrawide lenses, and the same telephoto. The key difference is that the Pixel 11’s main sensor is physically larger, hence it captures more light than before. This converts to photos taken at dusk, indoors, or under artificial lighting looking richer and cleaner on the Pixel 11.

Battery life is another tangible win for the Pixel 11. It is claimed to be over 30 hours, compared to the over 24 hours on the previous generation or Pixel 10. That extra six-plus hours translates to more hours of confident use.

To compare, the Pixel 10 remains a capable phone with an excellent camera and a smooth Android experience. However, if battery life and security are an issue for you, the Pixel 11’s Titan M3 chip keeps you protected, and its extra six-plus hours of battery use keeps you unplugged – for longer.