Google Pixel 11 revealed in render images: 2nm Tensor G6 chip and breakthrough AI for on-the-spot video processing.
Google's next flagship smartphone promises significant performance improvements thanks to TSMC's 2nm process and the ability to record low-light video directly on the device.
The Google Pixel 11, the next-generation flagship from the search giant, has officially been revealed through sharp render images from leak expert @OnLeaks. Although the exterior doesn't show many groundbreaking changes compared to its predecessor, the device is noteworthy for its internal system upgrades, especially the appearance of the Tensor G6 processor and new generation AI features.
Refined design and AMOLED LTPO display technology.
According to leaked data, the Google Pixel 11 has overall dimensions of 152.8 x 72 x 8.5mm, almost identical to the Pixel 10. This suggests that Google is prioritizing stability in handling and optimizing small details rather than completely changing the design language. The flat edges are retained, giving the device a modern and robust appearance.
Notably, the rear camera module – a signature feature of the Pixel line – has been redesigned to be larger in area but thinner in thickness. In terms of display, the Pixel 11 is expected to feature a 6.3-inch AMOLED LTPO screen, allowing for a flexible adaptive refresh rate to maximize battery life while ensuring smooth performance.
A leap forward in performance with the 2nm Tensor G6 chip.
The focus of this upgrade lies in the Tensor G6 processor. Unlike previous generations, this new chipset is said to be manufactured using TSMC's most advanced 2nm process with a 7-core architecture. The shift to the ultra-fine process not only enhances processing performance but also significantly improves temperature management and power consumption.
In addition, Google may make a significant change in its connectivity hardware by replacing the Samsung modem with the MediaTek M90 modem. This change is expected to completely resolve the signal reception and mobile data stability issues that have often plagued older Pixel models.
Titan M3 security system and storage capabilities
In terms of security, the Pixel 11 is expected to integrate the new Titan M3 co-processor, internally codenamed “Google Epic”. This security chip will replace the current Titan M2 series, providing stronger data encryption layers and protecting user information from hardware attacks.
In terms of memory, the device is predicted to have 12GB of RAM, combined with storage options ranging from 128GB to 256GB. However, following the trend of the high-end smartphone market, Google will likely drop the 128GB version and make 256GB the standard for the Pixel 11. The device will come pre-installed with Android 17 out of the box.
AI camera technology and low-light video recording capabilities.
Google continues to assert its leadership in computational photography with a series of new AI features. Specifically, the Pixel 11 will support video recording in extremely low-light conditions with processing entirely on-device rather than relying on the cloud. This helps protect privacy and significantly speeds up video processing.
Additionally, features such as cinematic blur effects at 4K 30fps and advanced video brightness adjustment tools will also be integrated. Below is a table of the device's expected specifications:
| Parameter | Expected details |
|---|---|
| Screen | 6.3-inch AMOLED LTPO |
| Microprocessors | Tensor G6 (2nm TSMC) |
| RAM | 12GB |
| Internal memory | 128GB / 256GB |
| Security | Titan M3 (Google Epic) |
| Battery | 5,000mAh |
| Operating system | Android 17 |
| Starting price | Approximately $799 |
Overall, while the exterior design doesn't differ much, the Google Pixel 11 is showing a strong focus on hardware capabilities and artificial intelligence. With an expected price of around $799 (approximately 21.04 million VND), it will be a strong contender in the flagship segment next year.
