The Pixel 11 Pro showed up on one of Google’s websites - 9to5Google

What the report says

9to5Google reported that an image identified as Google’s Pixel 11 Pro briefly appeared on the Google Fi website, giving a more credible look at the unreleased phone after earlier, less-certain images circulated online. The image was saved by Droid Life, according to the report, before the apparent early publication was removed or no longer visible.

The phone shown reportedly matches images that surfaced the previous week on Amazon, including a new “Dune” color option. 9to5Google said Droid Life identified the model as the Pixel 11 Pro rather than the larger Pixel 11 Pro XL, despite promotional wording that referenced the XL, based on the placement of the microphone. The post did not show the rest of the expected lineup, including the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro XL or Pixel 11 Pro Fold.

Because the image was said to have come from a Google-owned service, 9to5Google treated it as a stronger indication of the device’s design than prior leaks. The report also cited earlier European information suggesting the Pixel 11 series could see a price increase of about €100, while noting there is no clear evidence yet that such a change would apply in the United States or other markets.

The report added that Google Fi appears to be preparing a promotion that could offer the Pixel 11 Pro XL for $100, though any requirements, such as a new plan or trade-in, remain unconfirmed. 9to5Google said the Pixel 11 series is expected to be announced in August.