Google Pixel 11 Pro XL leaked ahead of launch: Pixel Glow LED lights and 2nm Tensor G6 chip.
The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL has been revealed, featuring a unique Pixel Glow RGB LED strip on the glass camera module and a 2nm Tensor G6 processor, ready for launch on August 12th.
The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL has just been fully revealed through render images from leaker Evan Blass ahead of its expected launch event on August 12th. The new flagship model is a larger version of the standard Pixel 11 Pro, offering notable upgrades in both design language and internal hardware configuration.
Glass back design and Pixel Glow LED light feature.
The back of the device shows a change in the signature camera bar, with the entire module now covered in a luxurious glass. The camera island is slightly thicker than its predecessor, suggesting that Google has integrated significant upgrades to the optical sensors inside.
Notably, this year's Pro line features a new function called Pixel Glow. This is a system of circular RGB LED rings located inside the camera module, providing visual notification and decorative lighting effects for users.
Breakthrough hardware configuration with the 2nm Tensor G6 processor.
On the front, the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL boasts an ultra-thin bezel-less display with softly rounded corners. The optimized slim bezel design enhances the grip experience, despite it being a larger version.
The Pixel 11 Pro XL's processing power lies in its next-generation Tensor G6 chipset. Numerous leaks suggest this processor may be manufactured using an advanced 2nm process. This semiconductor upgrade not only increases computing performance but also significantly improves the device's power efficiency.
Official launch plan
According to leaked information, Google is expected to unveil the Pixel 11 series at a launch event on August 12th. Official information regarding pricing and specific release dates in various markets has not yet been announced.
