Month before premiere: Pixel 11 (Pro) appeared on Amazon, this is what it looks like in brand new colors!

There’s one kind of leak I trust more than blurry photos from Weibo — when a product accidentally appears in an e-shop. And that’s exactly what happened to the Pixel 11 series. A month before its official unveiling, four listings appeared on Amazon with prices, specifications, and images that look like official product photos.

One color, two names

The most amusing detail of the entire leak is the marketing confusion. Each color is listed under two different names in the offerings. The green Pixel 11 is sold as “Pistachio” or “Moss”, the pink as “Hibiscus” or “Fuchsia”, and the black as “Obsidian” or “Midnight”. Either Google hasn’t decided yet how to name its colors, or someone at Amazon received two versions of the materials. More interesting is the Pixel 11 Pro — in addition to white, black, and green (Pine), it is also expected to be offered in orange, called Canyon or Dune.

How much will it cost and what do we know about the specs

Amazon lists the Pixel 11 with 256GB storage for 899 dollars, the 512GB version for 1,019 dollars, and the Pixel 11 Pro with 256GB for 1,299 dollars. However, be aware of one thing: according to earlier leaks, the base Pixel 11 in Europe is expected to cost 999, or 1,129 euros (about 24,000, or 27,500 CZK) and the Pixel 11 Pro to start at 1,199 euros (approximately 29,000 CZK) — so the Amazon price most likely corresponds to the larger Pixel 11 Pro XL model, which is expected to cost at least 1,399 euros (34,000 CZK). European tax in practice, as we know it.

Regarding the specs, the listings reveal a 6.3″ display with a resolution of 2,424 × 1,080 pixels and 120 Hz, 12 GB RAM, a 13 Mpx selfie camera, and a 4,985 mAh battery for the base model — which aligns nicely with earlier leaks. Parameters for the Pro version are still missing. So, we’ll have to wait a little longer until August 12, when Google officially unveils the new products.

Would you go for an orange Pixel, or do you remain loyal to classic black?

Source: 9to5Google, Notebookcheck