Google's Pixel 11 Series Leaks Reveal Pricing, Storage Options, and RAM Configurations Ahead of August Launch Just hours after deleted Amazon listings provided initial glimpses of Google’s Pixel 11 series through official-looking renders, an Android Authority reader shared additional screenshots revealing detailed pricing, storage options, and specifications for the upcoming flagship lineup. The leaked listings, which surfaced before being removed from Amazon, offer the clearest picture yet of Google’s plans for its new devices, set to launch on August 12. The screenshots, shared by reader Ali Choudary, were found on Google’s official Amazon storefront before the pages were taken down. Choudary noted that searching for internal model numbers—4CS4 (Pixel 11), CGY4 (Pixel 11 Pro), PKK4 (Pixel 11 Pro XL), and 9YI4 (Pixel 11 Pro Fold)—uncovered the listings. These details suggest Google is moving forward with its launch schedule despite ongoing supply chain challenges. The base Pixel 11 model appears to start at $899 for the 256GB variant, available in Frost, Pistachio, Hibiscus, and Obsidian color options. A 512GB version priced at $1,019 was also spotted, confirming that Google is eliminating the long-standing 128GB entry-level option. Both storage tiers are listed with 12GB of RAM, a shift from previous models. The Pixel 11 Pro introduces a notable RAM split, with the 256GB variant featuring 12GB of RAM while the 512GB and 1TB versions retain 16GB. This departure from the Pixel 10 Pro’s uniform 16GB RAM across all storage tiers has raised speculation about industry-wide memory supply constraints. Google has not officially confirmed these details, though the change aligns with broader trends in the smartphone sector.#google #amazon #pixel_11 #ali_choudary #pixel_11_pro
