As if we’ve not seen enough already, yet another leak is reiterating some Pixel 11 details, including the higher starting storage, bigger batteries, and pricing in the UK.
WinFuture’s Roland Quandt details on Bluesky, presumably sourcing a retailer leak, three key details about the lineup. That includes that, across the board, 256GB appears to be the minimum storage on offer – a long overdue change on Google’s part.
Beyond that, the post details UK pricing for the core lineup, all of which have gone up year-over-year, but with the asterisk that technically some prices are going down due to the storage bump.
- Pixel 11: 256GB, £879 – down from Pixel 10 (256GB) £899
- Pixel 11 Pro: 256GB, £1,079 – down from Pixel 10 Pro (256GB) £1,099
- Pixel 11 Pro XL: 256GB, £1,279 – up from Pixel 10 Pro XL £1,199)
While Google’s phones are definitely getting more expensive this year – Google has explicitly confirmed this is due to RAMageddon and the associated market conditions – it seems some regions will technically see a small drop compared to the equivalent version from last year.
Finally, the post also dives into battery details. 4,985 mAh for the base Pixel 11, 4,850 mAh for the Pixel 11 Pro, and 5,115 mAh for the Pixel 11 Pro XL. While Pixel 11 and Pro XL both get bigger batteries, as we’d previously spotted, the Pixel 11 Pro is actually seeing a very small drop in capacity from the previous 4,870 mAh. At least, that’s assuming this figure is accurate.
Google is set to launch the Pixel 11 series on August 12.
More on Pixel 11:
- Google confirms Pixel 11 price increase, reveals ‘dedicated’ effort to make Android more RAM-efficient
- Pixel 11 series leaks in more official-looking images with new angles [Gallery]
- The Pixel 11 Pro showed up on one of Google’s websites
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