Google may have accidentally confirmed the design of its next flagship phone ahead of schedule.
An image of the Pixel 11 Pro briefly appeared on the Google Fi website before swifty being taken down. This has given what appears to be the clearest official look yet at the upcoming handset.
The image, first spotted and preserved by Droid Life, closely matches renders that surfaced online last week, adding weight to earlier leaks ahead of Google’s expected August launch.
While the promotional banner referred to the Pixel 11 Pro XL, Droid Life reports the device shown is actually the standard Pixel 11 Pro, listing the phone’s microphone placement as the giveaway. That could mean Google might have uploaded the wrong marketing image before quietly removing it.
The leaked image also showcases what appears to be Google’s new Dune colour option, alongside the familiar Pixel camera bar design. Aside from the new finish, there are no obvious design changes visible from the front-facing promotional image.
Because the image originated from one of Google’s own websites, it lends considerable credibility to previous leaks. Earlier renders, which first appeared via an Amazon listing, featured an almost identical design. Therefore, it is increasingly likely that this is indeed what the Pixel 11 Pro will look like when it launches.
The premature listing doesn’t reveal anything about the rest of the lineup, however. There’s no sign of the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro XL or Pixel 11 Pro Fold, leaving Google’s wider refresh under wraps for now.
The Google Fi page also hinted at a launch promotion. According to the leaked banner, buyers could receive $100 off the Pixel 11 Pro XL, though it’s unclear whether the offer will require signing up for a new Google Fi plan, trading in an existing device or meeting other eligibility requirements.
Pricing remains one of the bigger unanswered questions. Previous reports from Europe have suggested the Pixel 11 range could receive a €100 price increase. However, it’s not yet known whether similar hikes will apply in markets such as the US or UK.
Google is widely expected to unveil the Pixel 11 series in August. Therefore, there may not be long to wait before the company officially confirms the design, even if it may have beaten itself to the punch.
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