High-resolution press renders of the upcoming Google Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL have leaked three weeks before their official August 12 unveiling.
Published by MyMobiles.com, the 36 images provide a comprehensive look at the 2026 flagship series. The leak showcases 12 distinct colourways and confirms a flat-edged design alongside the return of the signature pill-shaped camera island.
Vibrant colours and flat frames
The base Pixel 11 introduces a highly saturated hot pink named Fuchsia alongside Light Sterling, Moss and Midnight Haze. The premium Pro models feature a more muted palette including Pine, Light Fog, Midnight Haze and a standout coral-copper finish dubbed Dune. The Dune variant features a tone-matched polished gold frame, which Google heavily teased in its July 7 event invitations.
Aesthetically, the tech giant is retaining its triple rear camera setup across all three devices. The base Pixel 11 keeps the 5x periscope telephoto lens introduced in the previous generation, sitting alongside the wide and ultrawide sensors. All models feature flat frames with uniform bezels and a centred punch-hole selfie camera.
The «Made by Google» keynote is scheduled for an unusual prime-time slot at 6 p.m. EDT in New York City. The Pixel Watch 5 and Pixel 11 Pro Fold are widely expected to debut alongside the traditional smartphones at the event.
Upgraded storage and looming price hikes
Whilst the renders focus strictly on exterior design, separate supply chain leaks indicate substantial internal upgrades. The devices will reportedly utilise Google’s first 2-nanometre Tensor G6 chipset manufactured by TSMC. The processor features a unique seven-core layout and a Titan M3 security module whilst swapping its previous modem for a MediaTek M90.
Industry reports also suggest Google is abandoning the 128GB storage tier due to surging memory prices. The new 256GB baseline will seemingly trigger a $100 price increase for the entry-level Pixel 11, pushing its starting price to $899. The larger models will reportedly launch at $1,099 for the Pro and $1,299 for the Pro XL, keeping like-for-like memory pricing relatively flat.
Leaked battery specifications point to slightly lower on-paper capacities across the board, 4,840mAh for the standard model, 4,707mAh for the Pro and 5,000mAh for the Pro XL, though advertised daily performance is expected to remain steady.
