Exciting New Pixel 11 Leak Reveals Promising Camera Zoom Features, But Disappoints on HiLight Front
Summary:
- Sources indicate that the entry-level Pixel 11 will not feature HiLight or Pixel Glow and will be equipped with 12GB of RAM.
- This RAM capacity matches the previous two base models, which also had 12GB.
- The device is expected to include a 10.8MP telephoto camera, although details regarding the focal length remain undisclosed.
Google is set to unveil the Pixel 11 series tomorrow, with the standard Pixel 11 anticipated to be the most affordable variant. Recent leaks have provided substantial information, and a new source has disclosed additional specifics about the basic model.
According to tipster @evowizz, the standard Pixel 11 will not incorporate the Pixel Glow or HiLight features, which may disappoint those expecting these capabilities without a premium price tag.
The leaker has stated that the standard model will come with only 12GB of RAM and feature a 10.8MP telephoto camera. Given that the Pixel 9 and Pixel 10 were similarly equipped, it’s not surprising that there’s no 16GB option this time, especially considering current pressures on RAM supply significantly affecting smartphone pricing.
While details about the telephoto camera’s focal length remain unspecified, previous models like the Pixel 10 introduced a 5x camera. Thus, it’s likely that this model will also incorporate a similar telephoto capability, which contradicts an earlier leak suggesting a dual-camera approach without a telephoto option.
These latest leaked specifications complement earlier reports regarding the Pixel 11’s features. Other anticipated specifications include a Tensor G6 processor, a 6.3-inch display, a slimmer camera bump, and a 4,985mAh battery with 30W charging capabilities. All will be revealed tomorrow, so interested consumers won’t have to wait long for confirmation.
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