MyMobiles.com can reveal 36 high-resolution press renders showing the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL in every colour, three weeks before Google's August 12 announcement in New York. It is the most complete look at the 2026 Pixel lineup published so far - including the best look yet at the coral-copper Dune finish.
Publishing or citing this leak? The press renders shown were obtained by MyMobiles.com ahead of the Pixel 11 series announcement. This article is news reporting based on leaked press materials. If you cite this reporting or reuse the images, credit www.mymobiles.com with a link back to this article.
Every colour of every model, three weeks early

The renders cover twelve colourways across the three slab models - four per phone, each shown from three angles. The names below are the working labels on the render files; retail listings that surfaced in France earlier this month point to the marketing names Google is likely to use, and the two line up almost perfectly.
| Model | Colours in the renders | Likely retail names |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel 11 | Blue (soft lavender-blue), Green (olive), Midnight (charcoal), Pink (vivid magenta) | Light Sterling, Moss, Midnight Haze, Fuchsia |
| Pixel 11 Pro | Green (sage, champagne frame), Light Green (pale mint, silver frame), Midnight (matte black), Red (coral-copper, gold frame) | Pine, Light Fog, Midnight Haze, Dune |
| Pixel 11 Pro XL | Same four finishes as the Pro | As above |
The base Pixel 11's palette is the louder of the two: the Fuchsia is a genuinely saturated hot pink - the boldest colour Google has put on a flagship in years - while Light Sterling reads closer to a pale lavender than a plain grey. The Pro pair sticks to Google's quieter flagship playbook, with tone-matched frames: champagne on the sage Green, polished gold on the coral finish.
Already picking a colour? Early Pixel 11 listings and Pixel 11 cases are already starting to appear on Amazon - accessory makers never wait for the keynote.
The design: the pill island stays, the frame goes flatter

Nobody will mistake this for anything but a Pixel. The floating pill-shaped camera island returns on all three phones, sitting proud of an otherwise clean back panel with the G logo centred beneath it. The frame is flat with softly rounded corners, the punch-hole selfie camera is centred, and the bezels look uniform on all four sides.
All three models carry a triple rear camera. On the base Pixel 11 that is continuity rather than news - the Pixel 10 already brought a 5x telephoto to the standard model - but the renders confirm Google is not walking it back for 2026. Wide, ultrawide and periscope telephoto sit in the island alongside the flash on every phone in these images.
A note on what press renders can and cannot tell you: they are marketing assets, so finishes and proportions are reliable, but they say nothing about internals. Sensor sizes, chipset and battery details below come from separate supply-chain and retail leaks, not from these images.
Dune: the best look yet at the copper Pro

The standout of the deck is the Pro and Pro XL's fourth colour: a warm coral-copper with a polished gold frame. This is the finish the French retail leak lists as Dune - glimpses of it have surfaced over the past few weeks, and Google itself briefly published an image of the colour this week. What these renders add is the first complete, multi-angle press look at Dune on both Pro sizes - back, side profile and three-quarter - confirming the tone-matched polished gold frame across the range.
They also settle what Google has been hinting at. The official Made by Google invite that went out on July 7 features an animation of a phone with a shiny gold metal frame - a deliberate wink at this finish. If Google is using Dune to front the invite, expect it to be the hero colour of the August 12 keynote.
What Google has actually confirmed for August 12

The event itself is official. Press invites went out on July 7 for Wednesday, August 12, 2026 in New York City, with the keynote at 6PM Eastern - an unusual prime-time slot, and a week earlier than last year's event. The invite copy only promises "the next generation of Pixel", but Google's own store page removes any doubt, pairing "Google Pixel 11" with "August 12" in as many words.
Alongside the three slab phones, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold and the Pixel Watch 5 are near-universally expected at the same event. Nothing for the series had cleared the FCC at the time of writing - with an August 12 announcement locked in, those filings should be days away, and they are usually the last procedural step before launch.
Rumoured specs: Tensor G6, 256GB as standard, and a price rise

None of the following is confirmed by Google, but the leaks are consistent with each other and worth taking seriously.
| Spec | What the leaks say |
|---|---|
| Chipset | Tensor G6 - Google's first 2nm chip, built by TSMC. Unusual 7-core layout (1 + 4 + 2), new PowerVR GPU, Titan M3 security chip, MediaTek M90 modem replacing the Samsung Exynos modem |
| Storage | 128GB tier dropped; 256GB becomes the base across the lineup, driven by surging memory prices |
| US pricing (leaked retail listings) | Pixel 11 from $899 - entry up $100 on the Pixel 10; Pixel 11 Pro from $1,099; Pixel 11 Pro XL from $1,299. Like-for-like 256GB pricing is roughly flat - the rise is at the entry point |
| UK pricing | Nothing has leaked yet. For reference the Pixel 10 launched at £799 / £999 / £1,199; if the US entry-tier rise carries over, expect the base Pixel 11 nearer £849-£899 |
| Cameras | Base Pixel 11: new ~50MP main sensor, telephoto and ultrawide carried over. Pro / Pro XL: new main and telephoto sensors |
| Battery | Leaked rated capacities: 4,840mAh / 4,707mAh / 5,000mAh - nominally lower on paper than the Pixel 10 generation, though advertised typical capacities may land roughly flat |
When to expect it

| Milestone | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Announcement - Made by Google, NYC | August 12, 2026 | Confirmed |
| Pre-orders open | August 12, after the keynote | Expected |
| On sale | Around August 20, 2026 | Expected, based on Google's usual gap |
| Pixel 11 Pro Fold availability | Possibly October, as with the 10 Pro Fold | Rumoured |
MyMobiles take

This is a confident colour year wrapped around a cautious design year. Google is leaving a recognisable, settled design alone and spending its energy where buyers actually notice in the first five seconds: the finishes. A saturated Fuchsia on the base model and a copper-and-gold Pro are the kind of colours you ship when you know the hardware silhouette is a solved problem. The real 2026 story will be told by the Tensor G6 - a 2nm chip with a new GPU and modem is the biggest silicon swing Google has taken - and by whether the 256GB-standard pricing lands as "more for the same money" or just "more money". We will update this article as the remaining pieces fall into place.
While you wait for the Pixel 11

The Pixel 10 is the phone to buy today if you cannot wait - it shares the triple-camera setup, it will get the same Android updates for years, and its price usually dips hardest in the weeks right before a new generation lands. Check current Pixel 10 prices on Amazon.
If you are holding out for the new phones, keep an eye on early Pixel 11 listings as they appear - retail pages tend to go live within hours of the keynote, and watching them is the surest way to catch launch-day stock.
Correction, July 22: an earlier version of this article described the copper finish as previously unreported. Images of the Dune colourway had in fact surfaced earlier this month, and the section above has been updated to reflect that.
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