New renders of the Pixel 11 Pro XL have surfaced, giving us one of the clearest looks yet at Google’s next flagship.
Fresh CAD-based images suggest Google is reworking its signature camera bar, swapping the familiar two-tone look for a more unified, monochromatic design that stretches cleanly across the rear. This is a subtle shift on paper. However, it could give the Pixel 11 lineup a noticeably sharper, more modern feel.
The renders, first shared by Android Headlines, follow earlier leaks of the standard Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro. They complete the picture of Google’s 2026 non-foldable range. While CAD renders aren’t official, they’re typically based on manufacturing dimensions. This makes them a fairly reliable preview of overall shape and layout.
Alongside the new camera bar, there are hints that Google could be dropping the infrared thermometer seen on previous Pro models. That’s one detail worth treating with caution, as smaller features don’t always show up accurately in CAD leaks.
In terms of size, the Pixel 11 Pro XL is expected to come in at 162.7 x 76.5 x 8.5mm, making it marginally smaller than its predecessor. However, the display is tipped to remain unchanged. Google is likely sticking to a 6.8-inch AMOLED panel.
Under the hood, there aren’t many surprises yet. A next-gen Tensor G6 chip is widely expected, but beyond that, details around RAM and storage are still unclear. There’s also no strong indication of a major hardware shake-up this time around.
If Google follows its usual schedule, the Pixel 11 series is still a few months away from launch. An August reveal looks likely.
