A new leak says Google’s Pixel 11 could start at $899 with 256GB of storage.
Why it matters: The leaks suggest Google may raise the entry price while bumping base storage on its next flagship phone. That matters for Android rivals and buyers watching how Google positions the Pixel line ahead of its August launch event.
- The Verge reported Aug. 1 that the Pixel 11 lineup is expected at Google’s Aug. 12 Made by Google event.
- The leak says the base Pixel 11 may start at $899, about $100 more than the current model.
- Android Authority reported the base model may include a 6.3-inch display, 12GB of RAM and a 4,985mAh battery.
- The same reporting says the base Pixel 11 could ship with 256GB of storage.
Google’s Pixel 11 is back in the leak cycle ahead of the company’s Aug. 12 Made by Google event in New York City. The Verge reported Aug. 1 that the lineup should arrive with few surprises, including a higher starting price for the base model.
That report says the base Pixel 11 may start at $899 and include 256GB of storage. Separate reporting from Android Authority, citing deleted Amazon listings and related leak coverage, said the base phone could have a 6.3-inch display, 12GB of RAM and a 4,985mAh battery.
Google has not officially confirmed the Pixel 11 lineup’s pricing, storage tiers or specs. The event date is the only public marker now tied to the launch window.
By the numbers
- $899 - Possible starting price for the base Pixel 11
- 256GB - Reported base storage tier in the leak
- 12GB - Reported RAM for the base model
Yes, but: All of the pricing and spec details remain unconfirmed leaks until Google announces the phones.
What's next: Google’s Made by Google event is scheduled for Aug. 12.