Google recently unveiled its latest line of Google Pixels, which includes the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold.
Yesterday, we detailed the Canadian pricing for these devices, but if you’re looking to get the latest Pixel device from a Canadian carrier, we have you covered.
Now, carriers typically charge more for the phone than buying it directly from Google, making it cheaper to buy it directly from Google. However, it is worth calculating just to be sure, and there is still the convenience of shopping with your carrier.
Also noted is that most carriers offer these devices with some form of device return program. Essentially, these programs allow you to pay a lower monthly fee if you return the phone after two years. Alongside that, you can pay the difference to keep the phone, or some carriers allow you to split the difference over a second two-year contract.
Freedom is also offering a trade-in bonus with eligible Google devices, where you can get an extra $360 in MyTab Bonus Savings.
There don’t appear to be any trade-in bonuses available, but it charges a $40 device handling fee (thanks, Bell) when you purchase a phone.
Aside from the low monthly financing rate, there don’t appear to be any trade-in bonuses. There is a $40 device setup fee and a recently reduced $9 shipping fee.
Note: Telus doesn’t charge a device fee, but does charge $25 for shipping.
Note: Virgin does not have the Pro Fold listed and does charge the $40 device handling fee.
Note: Like its parent company, Telus, Koodo also charges a $25 shipping fee.
Like Rogers, sub-brand Fido charges a $40 device setup fee and a $9 shipping fee.
Notably, Eastlink hasn’t sold Pixel phones before, so this is a first for the carrier.
All Pixel 11 models besides the Pro Fold are $0/mo with SmartReturn. The Pro Fold is $13.12/mo with SmartReturn.
