If you were hoping the Pixel 11 series would justify a price hike with meaningfully better specs, this latest leak might leave you a bit deflated—you'll definitely pay more, but "more" doesn't quite apply across the board.
Android Headlines has published what's claimed to be the complete spec sheet and pricing for the entire Pixel 11 lineup, and the details largely line up with a string of earlier rumors, arriving less than two weeks ahead of Google's August 12 launch event. The Pixel 11 starts at $899, a $100 jump from its predecessor, though the base storage does get bumped from 128GB to 256GB—about the only real upside buried in this price increase. The whole lineup gets a unified upgrade to the new Tensor G6 chip alongside the Titan M3 security chip.
Things get more awkward for the Pro models. Both the Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL reportedly see their base RAM cut down to 12GB, while prices climb to $1,099 and $1,299 respectively—paying more money to watch a spec sheet number go down, a combo that's already earning the nickname "RAMageddon" online. The foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold isn't spared either, also starting at 12GB RAM with a new price tag of $1,899.
The camera situation isn't exactly a clean upgrade either. Rumors suggest the standard Pixel 11 will drop its telephoto lens altogether, reverting to a dual-camera setup—cutting an existing feature while simultaneously raising the price. Meanwhile, the Pro series' camera module is said to carry over unchanged from the Pixel 10 generation, and the displays reportedly stick close to last year's design too, leaving little room for surprises in what's leaked so far.
All of this remains unconfirmed leaked information at this point, with Google yet to verify any of it officially. The real specs and pricing won't be locked in until the August 12 event.
