Exclusive: Google Pixel 11 Pro Official CAD Renders & Rumors

The Google Pixel 11 Pro is expected to launch later this summer, alongside the Google Pixel 11. The design will remain similar to the Pixel 10 Pro, with a notable change in the camera bar. The camera bar will now be fully blacked out, surrounded only by the body color, unlike last year’s model where the body color surrounded the flash portion of the camera bar.

Although the bezels are relatively thin, Google still has thicker bezels compared to some competitors. The iPhone, for instance, is rumored to have thinner bezels in the coming years. It’s worth noting that the leaked renders of the Google Pixel 11 Pro are based on CADs provided to case manufacturers, so there may be discrepancies in smaller details such as colors and the presence of a SIM card slot.

In terms of specifications, the Google Pixel 11 Pro is expected to feature a 6.3-inch LTPO AMOLED display and the Tensor G6 processor, possibly with 16GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. However, Google may reduce the RAM to 12GB to offset rising prices. There is a possibility that the Pro model will start at 256GB of storage, following the trend set by the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL last year.

The expected release date for the Google Pixel 11 series is August, in line with Google’s recent launch patterns, placing it after Samsung’s foldable devices but before the new iPhone. The pricing for the Pixel 11 Pro is uncertain at this time due to market conditions, with Google possibly finalizing pricing shortly before the announcement. However, it is hoped that the Pixel 11 Pro will maintain a starting price of $999, potentially with an increased storage option to 256GB to align with industry trends.

Context: The article discusses leaked details about the upcoming Google Pixel 11 Pro, including design changes, specifications, expected release date, and pricing information.

Fact Check: The information presented in the article is based on leaks and speculation, so readers should be cautious as details may change prior to the official launch.