Google Pixel 11 colors revealed in new renders ahead of August launch

By: Anton Kratiuk | today, 14:17

Google's Pixel 11 is arriving August 20, and fresh renders from MyMobiles now show every color option for the standard and Pro models ahead of the official Made by Google event on August 12. The base Pixel 11 gets four shades — Light Sterling, Midnight Haze, Fuchsia, and Moss — while the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL share a distinct palette of their own. If you've been waiting to see what the phones actually look like before committing, this is the clearest preview yet.

The colors

The standard Pixel 11 leans into muted, wearable tones with one pop of color in Fuchsia. The Pro lineup takes a different route, with shades described as Sage, Mint, Midnight, and Coral — though those names haven't been confirmed by a primary Google source yet and may shift before launch. Either way, both lineups mark a more restrained direction compared to some of the bolder options Pixel 10 offered.

The Pro and Pro XL share the same color set, a pattern Google has used in recent generations to keep the two flagship tiers visually unified.

What's inside

The bigger story sits under the hood. All Pixel 11 models run the new Tensor G6 — a 7-core chip built on TSMC's 2nm process, making it the first smartphone processor at that node, arriving ahead of Apple's expected iPhone 18. The core layout is 1+4+2, with a prime ARM C1 Ultra clocked at 4.11 GHz. Google is also swapping out Samsung's modem for a MediaTek M90, and adding a Titan M3 security chip. The 2nm process should address the thermal throttling issues that dogged the Tensor G5 on 3nm.

On specs, the base Pixel 11 carries a 6.3-inch 1080×2424 display, 12 GB of RAM, a 4,985 mAh battery, and starts at 256 GB of storage. The 128 GB option is gone across the entire lineup — which means the $899 US price and £879 UK price buys you more storage than before, but there's no cheaper entry point if you were hoping to spend less.

The launch

Google's Made by Google event is set for August 12 at 6 PM ET in New York City, with pre-orders opening the same day and general availability on August 20. EU pricing sits at €999 for the base model — on par with the Pixel 10's 256 GB starting price, per Notebookcheck. The Pro XL carries a £80 premium in the UK over the base model.