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- Tech Advisor reports that leaked Google Pixel 11 Pro renders reveal minimal design changes from its predecessor, maintaining identical 152.7 x 71.8 x 8.4mm dimensions.
- The device is expected to launch in August 2026 with a new Tensor G6 chipset and features an all-black camera bar design.
- A notable omission appears to be the temperature sensor, a unique feature that may be missing from this upcoming model.
Just yesterday, we got our first glimpse of the regular Pixel 11. Now the Pixel 11 Pro’s design has leaked.
Once again, it has a very similar build to its predecessor. In fact, you could argue that it’s even closer, with only the all-black camera bar as an obvious point of difference. Previously, the camera bar had a metal section on the right side around the flash.
But we spotted a big Pro feature missing in these CAD-based renders from Onleaks via Android Headlines.
The images appear to be lacking the temperature sensor. It normally sits within the camera bar, underneath the flash. Oddly, the site has not commented on the omission.
Foundry | Alex Walker-Todd
While niche, the infrared thermometer feature is rare in the phone world and allows you to take the temperature of things via the Thermometer app. You could use it on a metal surface, a drink, or whatever you want.
As mentioned, everything else seems to be essentially identical to the Pixel 10 Pro, with the same 152.7 x 71.8 x 8.4mm dimensions.
The colour is not official (the image is based on the existing Moonstone colourway) but it does appear to confirm the frame will be glossy again compared to the entry-level’s matt finish metal.
Onleaks / Android Headlines
Note that the Pixel 10 Pro Fold design was leaked earlier in the month, so it’s just the XL left now, though this should simply be a bigger version of the 11 Pro.
The Pixel 11 series will almost certainly launch in August 2026, all powered by a new Tensor G6 chipset. This Pro model is expected to stick with the 6.3-inch display.
One big question is whether Google will up the base storage to 256GB and if the phones, like others this year, will get a price hike.
