Google Fi's Pixel 11 Pro XL deal briefly teases us with an official early look - Android Authority

What the report says

Android Authority reported that Google Fi briefly displayed what appeared to be an official promotional image for Google’s unreleased Pixel 11 Pro XL, then removed the phone image while leaving the underlying promotion online. The item was spotted on the Google Fi site and credited in the report to Droid Life. According to the article, the promotion referenced a Pixel 11 Pro XL offer for $100 for users who sign up, though the exact conditions were not visible from the brief listing.

The image reportedly showed the device in a “Canyon” color, one of several rumored finishes for the upcoming Pixel 11 Pro models. Android Authority said the short-lived listing also appeared to line up with earlier hardware leaks, though the article noted that the image alone did not make it fully clear whether the pictured device was the Pixel 11 Pro or the larger XL model.

The report comes ahead of Google’s expected Made by Google event on August 12, where the Pixel 11 series is anticipated to be announced. Android Authority added that other recent leaks, including premature Amazon listings, have already suggested possible pricing details, with the Pixel 11 Pro XL rumored to start at $1,299 for a 256GB version.

The development matters because Google Fi is a Google-operated service, so even a temporary promotional placement can be seen as more significant than an ordinary third-party leak. However, until Google formally announces the Pixel 11 lineup and any Fi offers, details such as colors, pricing and discount terms remain unofficial or incomplete.