With less than a month to go before Google’s next hardware event, a fresh leak has offered what appears to be the clearest look yet at the Pixel 11 family. While Google has already teased the upcoming phones, the latest batch of leaked press renders focuses on something the company has kept under wraps so far: the colour options.
Google Pixel 11 series colours leaked
According to a report by MyMobiles, the standard Pixel 11 will arrive in four finishes: Light Sterling, Moss, Midnight Haze, and Fuchsia. The standout is the vibrant pink Fuchsia shade, while Light Sterling looks more like a soft lavender-blue than a traditional blue. The brighter palette gives the regular model a more playful identity, similar to how Google has differentiated its base Pixels from the Pro lineup in previous generations. Google has always been quite bold with its colour choices, especially for the standard models.
The Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL, meanwhile, are expected to be available in Pine, Light Fog, Midnight Haze, and a warm coral-copper finish that may be the previously leaked Dune colour. Compared to the standard model, the Pro variants maintain a more understated aesthetic, although the copper-inspired option adds a touch of personality.
Beyond the colours, the renders reinforce earlier leaks, showing Google’s familiar flat-frame design, the signature camera bar, and triple rear cameras across all three models. The Pro models also appear to retain the circular section in the camera bar linked to Google’s new Pixel Glow lighting feature. One main difference though, is that there’s no separate space for the LED flash and the temperature sensor. The LED flash now sits flush with the camera sensors, giving a more uniform look.
Previous reports suggest the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro will feature compact 6.3-inch displays, while the Pro XL will offer a larger 6.8-inch panel. The lineup is also expected to debut with Google’s Tensor G6 processor, 256GB of base storage, and starting prices of $899 (Rs 86,800 approx), $1,099 (Rs 1,06,100 approx), and $1,299 (Rs 1,25,400 approx) for the Pixel 11, Pro, and Pro XL, respectively, although Google has yet to confirm these details.
Based on what we know so far, the standard Pixel 11 could be the better pick if you prefer bolder colours and a lower entry price, while the Pro models are likely to appeal to users premium finishes and flagship features. If you’re currently on a Pixel 9, the faster chipset and possible camera upgrades could make the Pixel 11 series a compelling option, but if you have the more recent Pixel 10, the upgrade might be less significant unless there are significant changes.
Google is expected to unveil the full lineup at its Made by Google event on August 12th, when pre-orders are also tipped to open.
