Amazon briefly showed us what Google doesn’t want to reveal just yet. Early product listings for the Google Pixel 11 appeared and disappeared on Amazon before the August 12 launch event, and not before 9to5Google captured the renders giving the clearest look yet at the standard Pixel 11 in three colors.
The three leaked finishes for the base Pixel 11 are Fuchsia, also called Hibiscus, a bright pink that continues Google’s tradition of bold color choices for the standard model; Moss, a muted pistachio green; and Midnight, a classic obsidian black. The Pro and Pro XL models are expected in more restrained options Pine, Light Fog, Sterling, and Dune while the Pro Fold gets Pine and Midnight.
Design-wise, the renders show Google is refining rather than reinventing. The familiar horizontal camera bar is back, the front carries a flat display with a centered punch-hole camera and symmetrical bezels, and the overall silhouette tracks closely with the Pixel 10. Anyone hoping for a dramatic redesign will need to look elsewhere; this is evolutionary.
The Amazon listings also dropped some spec details alongside the renders. A 6.3-inch OLED display, 12GB of RAM, and 256GB as the base storage option all appeared in the listings. That last point is significant. Google appears to be dropping the 128GB entry model, with 256GB becoming the new floor and up to 1TB available at the top. The leaked starting price sits around $899, which is higher than previous base Pixel pricing and reflects both the storage bump and broader component cost increases.
A few details in the listings looked like placeholder content, including a reference to Android 16 rather than the expected Android 17, so treat the finer points with some caution. The Tensor G6 processor and Android 17 remain the expected combination based on consistent reporting elsewhere.
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