Google Pixel 11 Pro Leak Reveals Tensor G6 Chip, 120X Zoom
Google Pixel 11 Pro’s new marketing images leaked online ahead of August 12, 2026. The images reveal that the phone features a Tensor G6 chipset and a telephoto sensor with 120X capability. Here is all we know so far:
Google Pixel 11 Pro marketing images leaked in Pistachio Colour ahead of the August 12 official launch, revealing a similar design inspired by the previous Pixel 10 lineup, but this year Google is adding a new Pixel Glow RGB-LED light for showing notification alerts with Gemini Intelligence branding, hinting that the Google Pixel 11 lineup will be getting new AI features embedded with Google’s Gemini integration.
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Key Highlights
Google Pixel 11 Pro’s new marketing images leaked online ahead of the August 12, 2026 launch.
Google Pixel 11 Pro will have a triple-camera setup with a Pixel Glow RGB LED Light for notifications.
Google Pixel 11 Pro will have a new telephoto sensor with 120X zoom and be powered by the Tensor G6 chipset.
Apart from the Pixel 11 Pro’s first look, other marketing images reveal a 120X camera shot with a G6 sensor, suggesting the Pixel 11 Pro will get 120X zoom support and be powered by the new Tensor G6 Chipset onboard.
Google Pixel 11 Pro with Pixel Glow and Tensor G6 Chipset – Marketing Image Leaked
Mountain View-based giant Google is preparing for its next flagship smartphone launch set for August 12, 2026. Ahead of the launch, prominent tipster Evan Blass revealed marketing images of the Pixel 11 Pro, showing a design similar to its predecessor, the Pixel 10.
Pixel Glow
Above that, there is a new RGB LED light sensor attached to the vertically housed triple-camera setup.
Gemini Integration
Beyond revealing the design, the marketing image mentions “Gemini Intelligence,” hinting that the Pixel 11 models will get AI capabilities with Gemini.
Another image showed a black-coloured Pixel 11 device, and on the camera side, the marketing image shows a 120X photo, hinting that the Pixel 11 Pro camera’s telephoto sensor will support 120X zoom.
Processor
Another image shows a G6 chipset, revealing that the next Tensor G6 chipset will power all phones under the Pixel 11 lineup.
According to the leak, the new Tensor G6 chipset will be manufactured using TSMC’s new 2nm process, making it one of the first processors under 2nm.
This gives it an edge over other flagship processors like the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6, MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600, and Apple’s A20 Pro, as these chipsets are not yet launched.
Alongside the Tensor G6 chipset, leaks hint that Google is considering upgrading its modem chip by replacing Samsung’s Exynos modem with the next-generation MediaTek M90.
The Tensor G6 chipset will be coupled with a Titan M3 security chipset.
This aims to address user complaints about connectivity issues faced with the previous model.
There are also rumours that the Google Pixel 11 Pro this year could get less RAM than its predecessors.
Previously, marketing images for the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold leaked online, revealing a quad-camera setup alongside the Pixel Glow.
This hints that Pixel Glow RGB lighting will be added across all Pixel 11 smartphones.
The Pixel 11 series will be the first smartphone running Android 17 out of the box.
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FAQs
When will the Google Pixel 11 Pro launch?
Google is launching the new Google Pixel 11 series, including the Pixel 11 Pro, on August 12, 2026, and the India launch is set for August 13, 2026
What is the new Pixel Glow feature with the Google Pixel 11 Series?
Google Pixel Glow is an RGB LED light added to the Pixel 11 series camera sensors that notifies you when you get notifications
Which processor powers the Google Pixel 11 Pro?
Google Pixel 11 Pro and all other Pixel 11 series devices will be powered by a new Tensor G6 chipset, a new 2nm-built processor manufactured by TSMC.
What camera upgrades are expected on the Pixel 11 Pro?
According to the latest marketing image leak, the Pixel 11 Pro could support up to 120x zoom with a new telephoto sensor powered by Tensor G6 image processing capabilities.
Which Android version will the Pixel 11 Pro run?
The Google Pixel 11 series will be among the first Android smartphones to run Android 17 out of the box.
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