Earlier this month, CAD-based renders portraying the upcoming Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold leaked, and today the vanilla Pixel 11 is getting the exact same treatment. Like the Pro Fold, this one is expected to become official in August.
Compared to its predecessor from 2025, the Pixel 11 has noticeably smaller bezels, as well as a tweaked camera island design. The oval-shaped island is now fully covered by glass – the metallic part on its right side is gone.
That said, the design overall is very Pixel-like and doesn’t change a lot. If you were waiting for a huge redesign, this won’t happen in 2026, apparently – maybe next year.
The Pixel 11 allegedly measures 152.8 x 72 x 8.5 mm, which means it’s the same height and width as the Pixel 10, but 0.1 mm thinner. You’re not likely to feel that in day to day use, though.
The phone should be powered by the Tensor G6 SoC, expected to feature a 7-core CPU. Past rumors have also talked about Google using a MediaTek modem for this one. The Pixel 11’s screen will reportedly be identical to its predecessor’s.