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A new leak suggests Google Pixel 11 will drop the 128GB base tier in favor of 256GB, with storage options up to 1TB on Pro models, and European prices rising by about €100 across the board (e.g., base Pixel 11 around €999). The lineup includes Pixel 11, Pro, XL, and Fold with various color/storage configurations, and a launch window around August 11–20, 2026; US pricing and official details remain unconfirmed.
Leaked Pixel 11 wallpapers suggest a shift to darker, more muted colors for the vanilla Pixel 11 (green, purple, pink, black) and similar muted tones for the Pixel 11 Pro; foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold imagery also circulates with color-related codenames. Final color names aren’t confirmed, and Google may be adjusting its color strategy after brighter options in previous generations.
Ahead of Google's Pixel 11 launch, a leak reveals the full official wallpaper set for Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold, featuring muted, rippling-water designs with light and dark variants shown in a gallery across multiple resolutions. The leak aligns with earlier Pixel wallpaper previews and notes mixed reactions to the bland-but-colorful options.
Android Central’s roundup of Pixel 11 leaks sketches a lineup with a Pixel 11 Pro XL at around 6.8 inches, 5,000 mAh, and 12–16GB RAM; the base Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro are also tipped to pack large batteries and a potential 50MP main sensor upgrade. The standout is “Pixel Glow”—an RGB LED array in the camera bar that may replace the temperature sensor, echoing Nothing’s Glyph Matrix. Other rumors touch Tensor G6 specs (1+4+2 core layout) and a PowerVR GPU, plus a possible modem switch to MediaTek’s M90. Overall, the Pixel Glow chatter dominates, even as other specs look broadly in line with expectations for a Pixel 11 family.
Leaks suggest the Pixel 11 lineup could ship with less RAM due to the global RAM shortage: base models may start at 8GB (down from 12GB) with 12GB on the Pro variants (down from 16GB), and 16GB configurations still available but possibly priced higher; the RAM squeeze is also driving price hikes across other devices, though Google’s Pro models reportedly include camera upgrades and brighter displays.