Google Pixel 11 leak claims higher prices, no 128GB model, August release date

Early leaks suggest Google’s Pixel 11 series will arrive with higher starting prices and no 128GB storage option, according to reports from Android Authority and 9to5Google. Coverage highlights a shift toward premium configurations, with the Pixel 11 Pro Fold generating particular buzz for its design upgrades. Esquire Singapore and Pune Mirror focus on comparisons to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, framing expectations ahead of the August release date.

Tech outlets emphasize the potential trade-offs in storage tiers, noting the absence of a mid-range 128GB model—a departure from prior iterations. Memeburn and Android Authority outline rumored hardware upgrades, including camera and display improvements, while 9to5Google confirms the August timeline. Speculation centers on whether the price increases reflect supply chain adjustments or a push toward higher-margin models.

Watch for Google’s official announcement in August, where pricing, specs, and availability will be confirmed. Leaks may also hint at broader trends in Android flagship pricing, particularly if competitors adjust their own storage strategies in response. Coverage does not yet specify regional pricing variations or potential discounts.