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Pixel 11 series leaks in more official-looking images with new angles [Gallery]

Google’s Pixel 11 series has leaked pretty extensively at this point, but another new leak has just hit the web to show off some new angles to the device – you just have to look past the nonsense surrounding it.

@OnLeaks shared new renders of the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL via MyMobiles.com. The images themselves look legit, matching up perfectly with the images we spotted on Amazon earlier this month.

The colors themselves are not new, but we do get some new angles here, including the usual off-angle shot that shows the phone from front and back.

The only notable detail here is that it looks like Google might have adjusted the camera bump across generations, as the Pixel 11 Pro’s bump looks a tiny bit bigger, and the one on the base Pixel 11 looks smaller.

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Here’s a quick side-by-side we edited together with Pixel 10 Pro XL (L) and Pixel 10 (R) vs their sequels in these renders.

It’s hard to tell for certain here, especially as it’s impossible to perfectly match up renders of different sizes and sources, but it certainly does look like Google is making some tweaks in this regard.

All of that said, the “report” attached to these images is very strange – that’s the nice way of putting it – especially as it touts that “no one caught” the “copper” finish until now. It takes literally less than a second for Google Search to disagree. As mentioned, we leaked the first image of the “Dune” colorway earlier this month, and Google itself published an image of this color by accident just this week. This leak does offer some additional angles, but to say this is unseen is simply untrue.

And, yup, this color still looks great.

Google has confirmed an August 12 event to launch the Pixel 11 series.

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