Google's Pixel 11 series leaks show thinner camera bar, 30-hour battery life

New leaks regarding Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 series have surfaced, revealing a thinner camera bar and a battery life claim of up to 30 hours. The leaks come just days before the Made by Google event, set for August 12, where these devices are expected to be officially unveiled.

The information was shared by reliable leaker evleaks, who has a history of accurate predictions about tech products. The latest images appear to be marketing materials for the Pixel 11 and the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Alongside the new camera module design, Google is emphasizing the battery performance of the Pixel 11, claiming it can last up to 30 hours on a single charge. Additionally, the phone is touted to charge to 55% in just five minutes, although this claim has raised some skepticism among experts.

In addition to the battery specs, the Pixel 11 will feature a 30x Super Zoom camera option, enhancing its photography capabilities. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is also expected to impress, with reports indicating an 8-inch external display, an IP68 water and dust resistance rating, and options for up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. This model will also include a new feature called HiLight, although details on that are still limited.

Pre-orders for both models will begin on August 12, before the official launch event kicks off. Countdown clocks suggest that customers will have the opportunity to place their orders as early as the morning of the announcement. As anticipation builds, these leaks offer a glimpse into what could be a significant upgrade for Google’s smartphone lineup, potentially influencing the competitive market landscape.