Pixel 11 series leaks in more official-looking images with new angles [Gallery] - 9to5Google
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What the report says
9to5Google reported that another set of purported Pixel 11 series renders has surfaced ahead of Google’s next hardware event. The images, shared by @OnLeaks through MyMobiles.com, are said to show the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL from additional angles, including front-and-back views. The publisher said the renders appear consistent with images it previously spotted on Amazon earlier in July.
According to 9to5Google, the leak does not appear to reveal new color options, but it offers a clearer look at the phones’ shapes and camera bars. The article notes a possible change in the camera bump compared with the Pixel 10 generation: the Pro model’s raised camera area may be slightly larger, while the base Pixel 11’s may be smaller. 9to5Google cautioned that this comparison is not definitive because the renders come from different sources and sizes.
The report also pushed back on claims attached to the leaked images that a copper-like finish had not previously been seen. 9to5Google said it had already published an image of the “Dune” colorway earlier in the month, and that Google itself had accidentally posted an image showing the color this week.
The leak matters because it adds to a steady stream of unofficial Pixel 11 material before launch. 9to5Google said Google has confirmed an August 12 event where the Pixel 11 series is expected to be introduced.
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