Google did it again. The secret Pixel 11 Pro in a new color was accidentally revealed on its official website

Leaked phone renders are as common as autumn rain these days, but this one has an extra stamp of credibility. A photo of the Pixel 11 Pro briefly appeared directly on the Google Fi operator’s website, straight from Google’s own kitchen. Before it was taken down, Droid Life managed to capture it.

Revealed from its own kitchen

The phone in the image looks exactly like the renders that appeared on Amazon last week – including the new Dune color, a sand shade that truly suits the device. According to Droid Life, it’s not the larger Pro XL model, as the promotional text claims, but rather the smaller Pro; this can be determined by the microphone placement. Other family members – the base Pixel 11, Pro XL, and the foldable Pro Fold – remain (officially) hidden for now. Given that the photo comes directly from Google, it can be considered authentic. And because it matches an earlier leak, that leak also gains credibility.

We’ll likely pay extra for the new model

The joy of the nice color is somewhat dampened by the expected price increase. According to earlier European information, the price is expected to rise by approximately 100 euros; whether this will be reflected outside Europe is not yet clear. Google Fi, meanwhile, is enticing customers with a discount that would bring the Pixel 11 Pro XL down to just 100 dollars – likely in exchange for a new plan or a trade-in of an old phone. The Pixel 11 series will be officially unveiled in August.

Are you tempted by the new Dune color, or will the expected price increase deter you from the Pixel 11?

Source: 9to5Google, Droid Life