Google Pixel 11

The Google Pixel 11 series is set to launch with significant upgrades in camera hardware and a new notification system aimed at enhancing user experience.

The series will include the Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro Fold. It features a new 50MP camera sensor codenamed ‘chemosh’. The Pixel 11 Pro will have an upgraded main camera sensor codenamed ‘bastet’ and a telephoto sensor codenamed ‘barghest’.

Key specifications:

• The Pixel 11 will achieve a maximum brightness of 2250 nits, while the Pixel 11 Pro will reach up to 2450 nits.
• The Pixel 11 Pro will be powered by the Tensor G6 chipset, built on a cutting-edge 2nm process.
• It is expected to offer RAM options of either 12GB or 16GB, with storage starting at 256GB.
• The battery size for the Pixel 11 Pro is anticipated to be around 4707 mAh, slightly smaller than the previous model’s battery.

Google is revamping its camera hardware across the entire Pixel 11 series. The introduction of a ‘Pixel Glow’ notification system using LEDs has also been confirmed, aiming to provide users with a new way to receive alerts.

Previously, Google’s earlier models faced criticism for performance issues. These enhancements are part of an effort to address user feedback and improve overall satisfaction.

Yet, details on how the new camera sensors will differ remain unclear. Additionally, no timeline has been shared regarding the exact launch date for the Pixel 11 series.