Google Unveils Pixel 11 Pro Ahead of August 12 Launch Event

Google is about to unveil its latest Android flagship phones at an event in New York City on Aug. 12. We've gathered all our reporting on the upcoming phone, and we're focusing on the Pixel 11 Pro.

The Pixel 11 Pro will be a premium model with a higher price tag. A recent Amazon leak suggests it could start at $1,099, which is a $100 increase over last year's model.

The design of the phone won't change much from last year's model, but there are some new features to look forward to. The phone will have a colored light in the camera bar that will use LED lights to convey basic notifications while the phone is lying down on its face.

The Pixel 11 Pro will likely have a 6.3-inch OLED display with a 2856x1280 resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, along with a Google Tensor G6 processor, 12/16GB RAM, and 256/512GB storage. The phone will also have a 4,850mAh battery.

The Pixel Pro XL model is said to start at $1,299, which is another $100 increase over last year's model. It's expected to have the same specs as the regular Pro, but with a larger display and battery.