Pixel 11 Renders Are Out Early, and Here’s Our First Look

Much like its usual schedule, Google will take the wraps off the Pixel 11 series later this summer, though that’ll come after the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, and Galaxy Z Flip 8, and probably a few weeks before Apple’s iPhone 18 series. The catch is that this timeline depends on everything going to plan, which is still too early to confirm.

Take in the first Pixel 11 renders!

Months before its official debut, renders of the Pixel 11 are now out. They come courtesy of Android Headlines and OnLeaks, which recently also gave us a look at CAD renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide as well as Pixel 10 Pro Fold. First, take a look at the alleged Pixel 11 renders for yourself.

The outlet reports that the Pixel 11 will stick closely to the Pixel 10’s design language, including rounded edges and a 6.3-inch display within a body measuring roughly 152.8 x 72 x 8.5 mm. Google could trim the bezels slightly, offering a bit more usable screen area. Otherwise, the overall look remains familiar, complete with a centrally positioned punch-hole front camera.

One notable change in these renders concerns the camera bar. Unlike previous designs where the LED flash area had a distinct metallic accent, that detail appears to be missing here. Of course, this may not be entirely accurate, but renders from this source have had a decent track record.

Other specs may include a 6.3-inch LTPO AMOLED display, and under the hood, it’ll likely feature the Tensor G6 paired with 12 GB of RAM. There’s also a small chance that the base Pixel 11 variant could start at 256 GB of storage instead of 128 GB. Apple set the tone with the launch of the iPhone 17, and Samsung followed suit, for good reason. That said, we’ll probably see things go official in August 2026, which is still a few months away.