Pixel 11 lineup: $899 base, $1,099 Pro, $1,299 Pro XL

Android Headlines has released a comprehensive overview of the upcoming Pixel 11 lineup, detailing specifications and pricing that align closely with other leaks ahead of Google’s August 12th event. According to the report, the base Pixel 11 will carry a $100 price increase, launching at $899, and will feature 256 GB of storage instead of the 128 GB offered in earlier models. All three devices are slated to run the new Tensor G6 processor and the Titan M3 security chip.

The Pro models also see notable changes. The Pixel 11 Pro is expected to drop its RAM from 16 GB to 12 GB, with a starting price of $1,099, while the Pixel 11 Pro XL will be priced at $1,299, also with 12 GB of RAM. In addition, the base Pixel 11 will reportedly remove its telephoto lens, opting for a simplified camera setup. These adjustments mirror the broader trend of balancing cost and performance across Google’s flagship offerings.

With the August 12th announcement on the horizon, consumers can anticipate confirmation of these rumored upgrades and price adjustments. The revised specs suggest Google is refining its flagship strategy to offer more storage and maintain competitive performance while managing price points across the Pixel 11 family.