Overview
- The European Product Registry for Energy Labelling (EPREL) published official listings that show the Pixel 11 Pro scored a B for repeated free‑fall reliability after 180 regulated drops while the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro XL each earned A ratings after 270 drops.
- EPREL’s entries also publish verified battery specs and single‑charge durations, with the Pixel 11 at 4,840 mAh (about 48 hours and 50 minutes), the Pixel 11 Pro at 4,707 mAh (about 47 hours and 36 minutes), and the Pixel 11 Pro XL at 5,000 mAh (about 50 hours and 10 minutes).
- All Pixel 11 models are listed to retain at least 80% battery capacity after 1,000 charge cycles and each received a B on the EU energy‑efficiency scale and a B on the repairability scale.
- The Pixel 11 Pro’s B durability rating is a step down from the Pixel 10 Pro’s prior A rating and contrasts with Google’s marketing that highlights a 'spacecraft‑grade' aluminum frame and Gorilla Glass Victus 2, and Google has not yet explained the discrepancy or changed the Pixel 11 Pro’s $1,099 price.
- The EPREL data gives shoppers a standardized durability and efficiency benchmark to compare models and suggests buyers who prioritize drop resistance may prefer the standard Pixel 11 or the Pro XL while observers wait for Google to respond or for EPREL to correct any testing error.