Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL surprise with more AI, better cameras and ultra-fast charging
Google renews its flagship phones with a refined design, storage from 256 GB and seven years of updates.
Google has presented the Pixel 11 family during Made by Google this Wednesday, with three models that share the new Tensor G6 chip, more ambitious cameras and a very clear commitment to local AI. Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL arrive with storage starting at 256 GB, seven years of updates and reservations open from today.
Pixel 11 debuts cleaner design and 48 MP camera
The Pixel 11 is the gateway to the new generation of Google phones, although this time the base model comes quite well put together. Its big visual change is in the camera bar, a hallmark that now reduces its thickness by 40 percent compared to previous basic Pixels. The result promises a phone that is more comfortable in the pocket and much more stable when left on a table.
Google combines a metal frame with a satin finish and a polished glass back. It also maintains the IP68 certification for resistance to dust and water, designed for everyday accidents and not to turn the mobile phone into an underwater camera. The Actua screen seeks to offer a bright and immersive experience, while the chassis has been reinforced to better resist scratches, splashes and everyday drops.
In photography, the Pixel 11 takes a relevant leap thanks to its new 48-megapixel main sensor. Google claims it captures 56 percent more light, which is especially important for nighttime photos, dimly lit interiors, and videos taken after dark. The telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom debuts Super Zoom of up to 30x, powered by Tensor G6 processing.
The Pixel 11 will be available in four colors. Pistachio and Hibiscus provide the most striking touch of the range, while Frost and Obsidian maintain a more sober aesthetic. Its price starts at $899 for the initial configuration of 256 GB. Reservations are already active and sales in the Google Store and distributors will begin on August 20.
Pixel 11 Pro reinforces the premium experience
The Pixel 11 Pro is designed for those looking for Google's most complete proposal in a more compact format than the XL. It maintains the new aesthetic line of the family and adds a Super Actua screen that reaches up to 3,600 nits of maximum brightness, a figure that points to excellent visibility under direct sun. Google is also introducing a new coating that more than doubles scratch resistance compared to the previous Pro generation.
The great novelty of this model is HiLight, a system of colored LED lights integrated around the flash. With your phone face down, you can display discreet visual alerts for calls, Gemini responses, or important alerts. It even allows you to assign specific colors to relevant contacts. It is a curious idea that seeks to avoid constant dependence on the screen without isolating the user from what really matters.
In cameras, the Pixel 11 Pro debuts a new main sensor and improves its 48-megapixel telephoto lens. This sensor gains 30% light sensitivity compared to the references indicated by Google and activates Portrait mode at 5x. The combination of the Tensor G6 and the new imaging models raises the Pro Zoom to 120x. Night Sight also speeds up your captures up to 4.5 times without sacrificing the quality that Pixels are known for.
This model will be sold in Canyon, Fog, Olive and completely matte Obsidian. Starts at $1,099 with 256GB of storage. Includes support for 25W Qi 2.2 wireless charging and integrated Pixelsnap. Additionally, buyers will receive six months of Google AI Pro, with increased access to Gemini, 5TB of cloud storage, and Google Health Premium, subject to requirements and regional availability.
Pixel 11 Pro XL takes battery and zoom to the maximum
The Pixel 11 Pro XL represents the roof of the family and concentrates the most powerful experience for those who consume a lot of content, take photos frequently or want to forget about the charger for longer. It shares the Super Actua display up to 3,600 nits, improved scratch protection, HiLight system, and the same advanced photography package as the Pixel 11 Pro.
Its differential point is in fast cable charging. Google claims that the Pixel 11 Pro XL can recover up to 15 hours of battery in just 15 minutes using the company's 45W USB-C charger, which is sold separately. It is one of those figures that can change the routine of many people, especially when they have to leave the house in a hurry and the phone is almost empty.
The camera is once again a centerpiece. The renewed main sensor, the 48 megapixel telephoto lens and the 120x Pro Zoom place the Pro XL as the most ambitious model for mobile photography within this generation. The Tensor G6 also intervenes in every relevant process. Google talks about a CPU capable of improving web browsing by 25 percent and speeding up application opening by 15 percent compared to the Tensor G5. For AI tasks executed on the device, the new chip offers up to 3.5 times more speed and up to 3.5 times less power consumption.
The Pixel 11 Pro XL will arrive in Canyon, Fog, Olive and Obsidian matte, with a starting price of $1,299 and 256 GB. Like its brothers, it can be reserved from today and will be available on August 20. The entire family will get seven years of Android updates, security, and Pixel Drops. Google has not limited itself to renewing the design. The Pixel 11 wants to make the AI, the camera and the autonomy feel really useful every day.
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