Google is once again facing challenges as the Pixel 11 Pro leaks emerge yet again.

      Evan Blass

      The Made by Google 2026 event is approaching, but it seems that Google has already revealed much of what we could expect.

      The latest leak features what look like official marketing images of the Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL, providing possibly the clearest preview of Google's forthcoming flagship devices. Shared by the well-known leaker Evan Blass, the visuals not only showcase the hardware but also allude to camera enhancements, AI capabilities, and the next-gen Tensor chip that powers the devices. While nothing in the images appears overly surprising, they do indicate that Google is addressing a long-standing design issue expressed by Pixel enthusiasts.

      Google might be giving the Pixel Pro a sleeker appearance

      The most significant aesthetic change is evident in the new matte black finish. In previous Pixel generations, Google’s high-end models featured a matte frame complemented by glossy accents around the Camera Bar. This design was not universally liked, particularly because the glossy areas were prone to fingerprints and reflections.

      Evan Blass

      The newly leaked images suggest a shift in this design approach. On the Black, or Obsidian, variant, the matte finish now seems to extend from the frame to the sides of the Camera Bar, offering a much more cohesive look. This is a subtle change, but it imparts a cleaner and more refined appearance to the device. The leak also showcases another aspect of Google’s AI interface, which was once known as Pixel Glow and is now believed to be called HiLight. The images illustrate the animation in various states, including one that is completely turned off, another with a colorful spinning effect, and a blue version that appears linked to Gemini.

      Camera enhancements and Tensor G6 make an appearance

      In addition to design elements, the marketing visuals hint at several noteworthy hardware advancements. One render features a significant 120x moon shot, implying that Google may boost the maximum zoom capability of the Pixel 11 Pro series from the Pixel 10 Pro's 100x limit. Whether this enhancement will be achieved using improved optics, AI-driven Super Res Zoom, or a combination of both is yet to be determined. Additional images reference camera functions such as the ability to capture photos and videos simultaneously. There’s also a suggestion of advancements related to Night Sight, though the exact details remain unclear from the leaked information.

      Evan Blass

      Evan Blass

      Evan Blass

      Lastly, the renders offer a stylized preview of Google’s upcoming Tensor G6 processor. While specific technical details are lacking, its presence in these marketing visuals isn’t surprising, as the chip is expected to power the entire Pixel 11 lineup. With the launch event just a few days away, Google is rapidly running out of surprises. The remaining questions focus not so much on the Pixel 11 Pro's appearance but on how these upgrades will perform once the devices are in consumers' hands.

      Shimul is a contributor at Digital Trends, with over five years of experience in the tech industry.

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      China’s recent LPDDR6 memory advancement could be beneficial for smartphone buyers

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