Google's Pixel 11 Pro has emerged as the most popular choice among the four Pixel 11 models in a recent GSMArena reader poll, although the overall results suggest significant hesitation toward the new lineup.
The poll asked readers which Pixel 11 model they would buy and received 865 votes. The Pixel 11 Pro received 235 votes, or 27.2%, putting it ahead of the Pixel 11 Pro XL and standard Pixel 11.
The bigger story, however, is that 39.5% of respondents said they did not want any Pixel 11 model. That was the largest single response in the poll.
Pixel 11 Pro leads the lineup
Among the four smartphones, the results were:
Pixel 11 Pro: 27.2%
Pixel 11 Pro XL: 16.8%
Pixel 11: 11.9%
Pixel 11 Pro Fold: 4.6%
The Pixel 11 Pro therefore attracted more votes than any other individual model.
GSMArena's separate poll for the Pixel 11 Pro also showed that 19.7% of respondents said they wanted the phone. Another 11.3% said they would wait for reviews before deciding.
However, price remained a major concern. 25.9% said they did not want the Pixel 11 Pro at its current price, while 26.5% said they were considering other phones.
Pixel 11 Pro XL takes second place
The Pixel 11 Pro XL finished second in the combined poll with 16.8% of the vote.
In its individual poll, 15.7% said they wanted the larger Pro model, while 23.5% rejected it because of the price. The largest response, at 30.2%, came from people looking at other phones.
Standard Pixel 11 attracts interest despite ranking third
The standard Pixel 11 received 11.9% of the combined poll vote, placing it behind both Pro models.
Its individual poll produced a more interesting result, however. 17.1% said they wanted the standard Pixel 11, higher than the 15.7% recorded for the Pro XL.
Price was again an important factor, with 22.8% saying they did not want the phone at its current price. Another 24.7% said they were looking at other phones.
Pixel 11 Pro Fold struggles
The Pixel 11 Pro Fold was by far the weakest performer, receiving just 4.6% of the combined poll vote.
Its individual results help explain why. Only 5.2% said they wanted the foldable, while 40.7% said they did not want a foldable phone at all.
A further 17.9% said they were considering other foldable phones.
That suggests the challenge for Google's foldable isn't necessarily limited to the Pixel 11 Pro Fold itself. A substantial portion of respondents simply aren't interested in the foldable form factor.
Price remains a major concern
Across the different Pixel 11 polls, pricing repeatedly appeared as one of the biggest reasons for hesitation.
The listed prices shown by GSMArena's retailer comparison were:
Pixel 11 — from $899
Pixel 11 Pro — from $1,099
Pixel 11 Pro XL — from $1,299
Pixel 11 Pro Fold — from $1,898.99
These prices help explain why some voters are choosing to wait for reviews, consider competing phones or reject the lineup altogether.
The poll results don't necessarily mean the Pixel 11 family will fail. Actual reviews and real-world performance could change buyer interest once the phones are properly tested.
For now, however, the numbers point to a clear favorite: the Pixel 11 Pro has the strongest appeal, while price and the limited interest in foldables remain significant challenges for Google's new lineup.
Poll results and related findings are based on a GSMArena reader poll published on August 23, 2026.
