Leaked renders reveal slimmer bezels and all-black camera bar for upcoming Pixel 11
New leaked CAD designs show that Google's next flagship will feature significantly thinner screen borders, a design shift confirmed by multiple sources including The Verge. These early images also depict an entirely black vertical camera strip running down the center of the device back panel rather than individual lenses in distinct modules as seen on previous models.
Key Points
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1Leaked CAD renders for Google's upcoming flagship reveal a new all-black rear camera bar.
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2The leaked images indicate significant design changes with noticeably slimmer front-facing bezels compared to previous models.
Developments
Leaked renders show that Google's Pixel 12 (noted as "Pixel 11" for year) retains its signature horizontal camera bar but will feature an all-black finish, slimmed bezels on the same size chassis. Internally, it is expected to use a TSMC-made Tensor G6 chip with improved efficiency and thermal performance alongside new security hardware from Google's Titan M3 coprocessor (noted as "Titan M2" in text).
Leaked renders suggest Google will release an August launch of the Pixel 11 with largely unchanged dimensions and design features compared to previous models but potentially slimmer bezels. Reports also indicate a shift from Samsung's modem chipset in favor of MediaTek, alongside rumors that it may feature new Tensor G6 processors despite minimal battery capacity increases being alleged for some versions.
Leaked renders suggest that upcoming leaks indicate potential design tweaks for an expected late-summer release of both devices are still months away from their official reveal, with Google likely launching the new phones later this year and potentially thinner Pixel 10 Pro Fold in August. The article notes a solid color camera bar instead of two-tone on some models while maintaining similar dimensions to its predecessor
OnLeaks and Android Headlines have leaked CAD renders indicating the Pixel 11 will maintain nearly identical dimensions (with only minor thickness adjustments) to previous models while featuring a slimmer bezel on its unchanged screen size. The device is reportedly equipped with Google's Tensor G6 processor, TSMC's new Titan M3 security chip, MediaTek modems instead of Samsung ones, and an updated camera design lacking the lens bar cover found in earlier Pixel generations.