Google Pixel 11 leaks in early renders with slimmer bezels and a cleaner camera bar
Google’s Pixel 11 has surfaced in early CAD renders via Android Headlines x OnLeaks , giving a first look at what the company may be preparing for its usual August launch window. At a glance, it’s a familiar Pixel, very much in line with the Pixel 9 and Pixel 10, but with a few small adjustments.
The renders show the phone in a soft blue shade but CAD-based renders often use standout shades to highlight design elements, so the final lineup will likely include multiple options as seen with previous Pixel generations. Paired with the all-black camera bar seen here, the look comes across cleaner and more uniform than before.
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Pixel 11 leaked design shows a subtle tweak
The camera bar is still the defining visual element. It stretches across the back as usual in the familiar horizontal layout that has become synonymous with Pixel phones, but the shift to a fully blacked-out module changes how it stands out against the body. On earlier models, the two-tone treatment drew more attention to the hardware. This version feels a bit more restrained and could give the phone a more uniform and cleaner look.
The other change that stands out is slimmer bezels. The Pixel 10, despite its price, didn’t quite match competitors on this front. If these renders hold up, the Pixel 11 closes that gap. It’s the kind of update most users won’t call out directly, but it does make the phone feel more current next to similarly priced devices. That said, CAD-based leaks are not always precise with details like bezel thickness, so this remains tentative.
Otherwise, this is very much the same design. Flat edges, compact proportions, and Google’s slightly unconventional button placement all carry over. This would be the third year of this design language, which lines up with Google’s earlier comments about refreshing designs every few cycles. If that holds, a more noticeable shift may come with the Pixel 12.
Pixel 11 hardware expected to stay largely familiar
On the hardware side, the story is familiar. The Pixel 11 is expected to keep its 6.3-inch LTPO AMOLED display and near-identical dimensions to the Pixel 10. The move to a Tensor G6 chip is expected, along with a switch from Samsung’s modem to a MediaTek option. That change could matter more than it sounds, especially given past concerns around connectivity and efficiency on Pixel devices. Early information suggests Google may still start at 128GB with 12GB RAM. In a year where Samsung and Apple have both moved their base models to 256GB, that could stand out, unless pricing adjusts to compensate.
For context, the Pixel 10 series, launched on August 28th, 2025. It added a third camera to the base model and introduced a magnetic accessory system with Qi2 support. The Pixel 11, based on what’s known so far, continues in that same vein. Pricing hasn’t been finalised, but staying around the USD 799 (around Rs 75,000) mark would keep it in familiar territory. Component costs are still shifting, so that decision may come late.
As it stands, the Pixel 11 looks like a more polished version of what already exists. Thinner bezels, a slightly tidier design, and updated internals should make it easier to recommend provided storage and pricing don’t fall behind where the rest of the market is heading.
