A new leak regarding the Pixel 11 has disclosed information about its colors, specifications, and an unexpected accessory prior to its launch.

      Leaked images indicate that the Pixel 11 will be available in Midnight, Fuchsia, and Moss color options.

      With the launch of the Pixel 11 just a month away, a recent leak has provided us with significant insights. A series of placeholder listings that briefly appeared on Amazon seemingly showcase the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold in various color selections, alongside essential specifications and a new accessory that might be introduced at the same time as the phones. These listings were first identified by 9to5Google and are thought to be early drafts that went online prematurely.

      An initial glance at the Pixel 11’s color palette

      The standard Pixel 11 comes in three shades referred to as Midnight, Fuchsia, and Moss within the listing descriptions, despite the placeholder titles featuring different names. The model number included in the listings, 4CS4, corresponds to previous identifiers related to Pixel 11 hardware, adding credibility to the information presented.

      The Pixel 11 Pro appears in Dune and Sterling, while the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is listed in Pine and Midnight. These colors do not signify a major redesign compared to last year's models, indicating that Google might be prioritizing internal advancements over an aesthetic overhaul.

      Specifications and an unexpected accessory

      The listings also reveal features such as a 6.3-inch 1080×2424 display, a 4,985mAh battery—slightly larger than its predecessor—a 204g body, 12GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage, with a starting price set at $899. The RAM configuration is significant because earlier rumors suggested Google might reduce the base model RAM to 8GB to lower costs. Instead, it appears that Google has maintained the 12GB option while increasing the initial price.

      Perhaps the most surprising detail in the listings is the mention of a Google Pixel Tag, identified as a compatible accessory. This product does not currently exist, but speculation about a Google-made item tracker similar to Apple's AirTag has been ongoing for years. If it turns out to be real, this could signify Google's long-desired entry into the item tracking market.

      Manisha Priyadarshini is a technology and entertainment writer with over nine years of editorial experience.

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