Leaked specifications and pricing for Google's full Pixel 11 lineup have surfaced ahead of the range's expected 12 August 2026 unveiling, largely confirming earlier rumours rather than revealing anything new. The leak, reported by Android Headlines, points to price increases across the board and a reduction in RAM for the Pro models, continuing a trend some have dubbed "RAMageddon" in the run-up to launch.

The standard Pixel 11 is tipped to rise by $100 to start at $899, though it doubles base storage to 256GB and drops its telephoto lens in favour of a dual rear-camera setup. All models are expected to use the new Tensor G6 chip and Titan M3 security chip, but the base Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL will reportedly be cut to just 12GB of RAM while rising in price to $1,099 and $1,299 respectively; their camera systems and displays appear largely unchanged from the Pixel 10 generation. The foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold is also affected, with 12GB of RAM and a new price of $1,899.