The Pixel 11 Pro showed up on one of Google’s websites

The Google Pixel 11 Pro has appeared on a Google-owned platform. A promotional image for the device was briefly hosted on the Google Fi website before being saved by observers. The visual matches previous leaks seen on Amazon, specifically highlighting the new Dune color scheme.

Technicians identified the device in the image as the standard Pro model rather than the larger Pro XL variant based on specific microphone placements. Other members of the upcoming series, including the base Pixel 11, the 11 Pro XL, and the 11 Pro Fold, were absent from this specific promotional material. Because the source is an internal company portal, the hardware design depicted is considered legitimate.

Reports indicate that the new series will carry a price increase of roughly €100 for European markets. It is currently unclear how this pricing shift will affect the United States or other regions. Current indicators suggest Google Fi may offset these costs with specific trade-in promotions or service plans, potentially offering the Pro XL for as little as $100 for some users.

Google intends to announce the full Pixel 11 lineup in August. This early appearance confirms design details as the company prepares for its official launch event.