Overview
- Leaked renders published Monday and Tuesday showed a Pine green Pixel 11 Pro Fold with a slightly redesigned camera island that appears to integrate the LED flash into the module.
- Early and now‑deleted Amazon listings reported across multiple outlets listed US prices that start at $899 for a 256GB Pixel 11 and $1,899 for a 256GB Pixel 11 Pro Fold, suggesting Google may drop 128GB as the base tier.
- Several reports repeat that Google plans to use a next‑generation Tensor G6 chip, with industry leaks claiming a move to a 2nm process likely built by TSMC, though Google has not confirmed the chip or its manufacturing node.
- The leaked retailer pages include internal inconsistencies and obvious errors—such as listing Android 16—while different sources give conflicting RAM and battery figures, leaving key specs like Pixel Glow, exact battery sizes, and final prices unconfirmed.
- What to watch next: Google’s Made by Google event on August 12 for official specs and pricing, and any FCC or retailer filings in the coming weeks that could confirm batteries, RAM, final colors, and shipping dates.