Fresh marketing materials for the Google Pixel 11 Pro have surfaced online ahead of the smartphone’s official debut on August 12. The leaked images not only showcase the phone’s design but also confirm key features, including the Tensor G6 chipset and 120x digital zoom.
Google Pixel 11 Pro design revealed
Popular tipster Evan Blass (@evleaks) shared the latest promotional images after previously leaking marketing materials for the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro Fold.
The images show that the Pixel 11 Pro retains Google’s familiar design language while introducing a few noticeable changes. The smartphone features the new Pixel Glow RGB LED light on the rear panel, which Google may use for notifications and other visual alerts.
The camera island also receives a slight redesign. Unlike the previous generation, the entire camera bar now uses a glass finish, replacing the exposed metal section on the right side. The camera module also appears slightly thicker than the Pixel 10 Pro, although Google has yet to confirm the dimensions.
Tensor G6 and 120x digital zoom confirmed
The leaked marketing materials also confirm several key specifications. The Pixel 11 Pro will run on Google’s new Tensor G6 processor, which could power the entire Pixel 11 lineup.
Additionally, Google has confirmed that the phone’s telephoto camera will support up to 120x digital zoom.
The promotional images also continue to highlight Gemini Intelligence, suggesting that Google’s AI-powered features will remain one of the biggest selling points of the Pixel 11 series.
Google will officially unveil the Pixel 11 series, including the Pixel 11 Pro, on August 12, where the company is expected to reveal full specifications, pricing, and availability
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