Overview
- Google confirmed the Made by Google invite on July 7 and scheduled a New York City keynote for August 12 at 6 p.m. ET to unveil its next-generation Pixel devices.
- Multiple leaks published July 7–8 report that Google will drop 128GB and make 256GB the base tier, and that European prices would rise, but those storage and pricing claims remain unconfirmed by Google.
- Reporting and CAD renders point to a four-model Pixel 11 family — Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 Pro Fold — with the Pixel Watch 5 also expected to appear at the event.
- Leaked design and spec tips describe a new 'Pixel Glow' RGB lighting around the camera bar, the removal of a rear temperature sensor on Pro models, and a Tensor G6 system-on-chip reportedly built on TSMC’s 2nm node, a change that would likely boost efficiency if accurate.
- Pre-orders are expected at or shortly after the August 12 keynote with devices likely shipping in late August under Google’s usual cadence, and consumers should prepare for higher entry costs and larger base storage if the leaks prove true.