Google Pixel 11 Pro marketing images leak, hint at improved 120x zoom and new AI features
Google’s next flagship smartphone has surfaced in what appears to be an official set of marketing materials just days before its expected debut. Tipster Evan Blass has shared a fresh batch of Pixel 11 Pro renders, revealing the phone’s design, highlighting a new 120x zoom capability, and teasing additional Gemini-powered AI features ahead of the Made by Google event on August 12th. While the leaked images offer one of the clearest looks yet at the upcoming flagship, Google hasn’t officially confirmed any of the details.
Pixel 11 Pro marketing leak: what’s new
The leaked promotional images show the Pixel 11 Pro in a coral finish with a gold camera bar and matching “G” logo, alongside an all-black variant. The overall design remains similar to the standard Pixel 11, although the Pro model appears to include the previously leaked Pixel Glow circular RGB LED on the rear, which is expected to serve as a notification light.
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The renders also suggest Google has refined the camera island. Unlike previous generations, the entire camera bump appears to be covered in glass, replacing the exposed metal section on the right seen on earlier Pixel Pro models. The camera module also looks slightly thicker than before, though this cannot be confirmed from renders alone. Another slide confirms the presence of the Tensor G6 chipset, internally branded as “G6,” aligning with previous leaks about Google’s next-generation in-house processor.
One of the biggest highlights from the leaked material is a new 120x zoom mode, up from the Pixel 10 Pro’s 100x capability. The marketing image showcases a zoomed-in shot of the moon, suggesting Google is continuing to push computational photography alongside hardware improvements. The renders also reveal the focus on Gemini Intelligence.
Pixel 11 Pro specifications and pricing
Previous leaks suggest the Pixel 11 Pro could feature a 50MP main camera, a 48MP ultrawide sensor with macro support, and a 48MP telephoto camera offering 5x optical zoom. It’s also expected to feature a 6.3-inch adaptive 1-120Hz display, up to 16GB RAM, Android 17, IP68 water resistance, and a 4,850mAh battery with 30W wired and Qi2 wireless charging.
Based on the leaks so far, the Pixel 11 Pro looks visually similar to its predecessor, with Google focusing more on camera and AI improvements than major design changes. The familiar hardware, coupled with incremental upgrades such as 120x zoom, Tensor G6, and deeper Gemini integration, suggests the Pixel 11 Pro is targeting users who value camera performance and AI-powered software.
If the previously leaked starting price of USD 1,099 and EUR 1,199 prove accurate, the Pixel 11 Pro will be a jump over the previous Pixel 10 Pro and compete with premium Android flagships like Xiaomi 17 series, OPPO Find X9 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S26+. Buyers considering an upgrade may want to wait until Google’s August 12th event, when pricing, regional availability, and the full feature set are expected to be confirmed.
