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Pixel 11 specs and price leak with no surprises
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A new leak from Android Headlines has revealed full specifications and pricing for Google's Pixel 11 lineup, confirming expected price hikes and RAM cuts. The report arrives just before the August 12th event where the phones will likely debut. The base Pixel 11 gets a $100 price increase to $899, but doubles base storage to 256GB.
The leaked information matches most previous reports, suggesting few surprises. All models will be powered by the new Tensor G6 chip and Titan M3 security module. However, the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL reportedly face RAM reductions to 12GB, with prices set at $1,099 and $1,299.
Camera changes are also expected. The Pixel 11 is said to drop the telephoto lens for a dual rear camera setup. The Pro models keep the same cameras as the Pixel 10 lineup, while displays remain largely unchanged.
The Pixel 11 Pro Fold also suffers a RAM cut to 12GB, and its price rises to $1,899. This shows the entire lineup is affected by cost-saving measures. Despite higher prices, some components are being downgraded.
These changes have significant implications for consumers. Higher prices for reduced RAM may disappoint power users. The storage increase on the base model helps offset the sticker shock for entry-level buyers.
Reactions from industry watchers suggest this leak is more confirmation than revelation. The lack of surprises indicates Google is focused on controlling costs. Some may view the iterative updates as a missed opportunity for innovation.
Looking ahead, Google's August 12th event will provide official details. If the leak proves accurate, enthusiasts will face a trade-off between higher prices and modest upgrades. The consistency of rumors strongly points to these specifications being real.
