Google Pixel 11 renders have been leaked online, suggesting Google is sticking to the design it adopted for the Pixel 9.
Google Pixel 11 renders have been leaked online, giving us our first look at the brand's upcoming base flagship which could adopt a design its predecessors have had for a couple of years now.
These renders come shortly after the Pixel 11 Pro Fold renders were also leaked earlier this month. Here's everything to know.
Google Pixel 11 renders have been leaked by Android Headlines, suggesting the device will continue to sport a protruding camera bar on the back with three Sensors and a flat aluminium frame. The device will have the same button placement and ports as the Pixel 10. Furthermore, the Pixel 11 renders do reveal that the device's camera bar will have an outlining of the same colour as the body but that's a minor change that'd be hard to notice. The front will likely have slimmer bezels but again, that isn't confirmed as of yet.
Overall, it seems like Google still isn't ready for a design refresh yet and it does seem to be working for the brand so far, making its devices stand out from the crowd. However, this is the third year with the same design for its Pixel phones, so the company may be planning for a major refresh next year with Pixel 12 series but that only time will tell.
Also Read: Google Pixel 10a Review: Built on Reliability, Not Big Changes
As for specs, the device will measure 152.8 x 72 x 8.5mm in dimensions which are nearly identical to last year's Pixel 10. The device will pack the Tensor G6 processor, paired with 12GB RAM and still 128GB storage for the base model which is disappointing for a phone that claims to be a flagship. It could feature 6.3-inch LTPO AMOLED Display and a slightly bigger 5000mAh battery over its predecessor.
The device is expected to debut sometime in August this year, going by the company's launch timelines for the past two years for its flagships.