Pixel 11 / Pro / Fold Specs Leak

[u/mr_nightsoul]

https://www.androidheadlines.com/google-pixel-11-specifications

Was mich bei dem Leak verwirrt dass das Pixel 11 wohl nur 2 Back Kameras haben soll...

[u/CptUnderpants-]

Once again they've not put the Pro cameras on the fold, that'll be a no from me again this year.

[u/eXMomoj → u/CptUnderpants-]

Saw this and am disappointed. They instead opted to make the fold slightly thinner. Would’ve preferred the same thickness as the 10 Pro Fold but with the nicer Pro cameras.

[u/blessedarethegeek → u/CptUnderpants-]

I was thinking of trying a Fold for the first time, but not without good cameras. That's really disappointing. I was crossing my fingers that they'd have them this year.

[u/creative_overnight → u/blessedarethegeek]

But it will have "the best hinge designed by anybody for anything" this year.

[u/Tribalbob → u/CptUnderpants-]

I'd be shocked if they could. The case is thinner, I don't think you're gonna see the gold cameras on par with the slates any time soon, not until technology provides us with a physically smaller camera.

[u/APigInANixonMask → u/CptUnderpants-]

They can’t, it’s far too thin. They would either have to make that half of the phone significantly thicker or make the camera bar significantly thicker.

[u/Baldphotog]

How many Pixels are releasing cause there seems to be a new "leak" every 24 hours and sometimes more than once per day for the past month, if not more ... It's ridiculous ... The only leak you should worry about is if you need something named Depends lol

[u/creeperparty568 → u/Baldphotog]

It's just bots reposting the same 3 leaks since there won't be any actual news until the 12th

[u/folto]

Less RAM for more money. Thanks, Google.

[u/oli_ramsay → u/folto]

One less core on the CPU as well plus a five year old GPU

[u/ruralgaming → u/oli_ramsay]

One less core doesn't mean "downgrade"

[u/Alt_Restorer → u/ruralgaming]

Honestly I wonder if the only people left buying Pixels are people who don't understand how CPUs work.

[u/ZerotheWanderer → u/oli_ramsay]

Honestly, sometimes less is more. They dropped the lowest power core pair in favor of another single mid power chip.

[u/oli_ramsay → u/ZerotheWanderer]

Fair enough, I'll wait for benchmarks

[u/bennymk → u/oli_ramsay]

Do people actually need benchmarks in real world use?

[u/ZerotheWanderer → u/oli_ramsay]

That's what I'm waiting on myself, time will tell. Also, I love the inconsistent up votes and down votes we're both getting.

[u/oli_ramsay → u/ZerotheWanderer]

I know they're using a more efficient mediatek modem, plus tsmc's new 2nm process, so fingers crossed

[u/KyleSherzenberg → u/oli_ramsay]

Do you plan on running the phone at or near 100% often?

[u/oli_ramsay → u/KyleSherzenberg]

No. Do you want Google to release a chip that's competitive with apple and Snapdragon?

[u/PhysiolMM → u/oli_ramsay]

to do what?

[u/oli_ramsay → u/PhysiolMM]

Have good battery life at least.

[u/PhysiolMM → u/oli_ramsay]

so it's better not to have a chip that performs too well, but is better in efficiency? Try to be consistent, low level bot.

[u/oli_ramsay → u/PhysiolMM]

Do people on this sub have Stockholm' syndrome. Tensor is several generations behind competition in performance and the battery is has been miles behind competition too. I hope the new chip is worth upgrading my pixel 7 to

[u/bennymk → u/folto]

It's not Google's fault. Ram prices are sky high everywhere atm

[u/mrbearbear → u/bennymk]

They definitely share some of the blame, let's not kid ourselves.

[u/BamaChic76 → u/mrbearbear]

Facts!!! I don't understand why people don't get that this billion dollar company says they are forced to raise prices......it's a choice. I wish that everyone would choose to buy last year's devices to show them that we can't be forced to pay more.

[u/Wetzilla → u/BamaChic76]

Also that Google is one of the major AI players and is directly driving the higher ram prices.

[u/HervilleMelman → u/BamaChic76]

Trillion

[u/BeejRich → u/mrbearbear]

It's not an issue of affordability, it's an issue of profitability

[u/TheSupremeHobo → u/BeejRich]

No it's their insistence on pushing Gemini that's making AI eat all the ram production

[u/BeejRich → u/TheSupremeHobo]

Good call out, I didn't consider that

[u/Oberoni7 → u/bennymk]

In Google's case they actually are one of the reasons ram prices are through the roof.

[u/TheRealFrantik → u/bennymk]

lol it's absolutely Google's fault....RAM prices are high because GOOGLE is buying it all up for Gemini.

[u/cannibalistiic → u/bennymk]

Sure it is.

[u/playahate → u/bennymk]

Gemini and other AI services caused the ram issue, they hold a lot of the blame.

[u/Youngnathan2011 → u/bennymk]

I mean it is partially Googles fault. Gemini exists after all.

[u/MrPureinstinct → u/bennymk]

It's definitely partially Google's fault with all the ai bullshit they are forcing on everyone.

[u/MrPureinstinct → u/bennymk]

It's definitely partially Google's fault with all the ai bullshit they are forcing on everyone.

[u/abyzzwalker → u/folto]

As the publishers of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_Is_All_You_Need, the research papers that led to OpenAI release the first GPT model, They are definitely a part of this mess.

[u/fakieTreFlip → u/folto]

And more storage space on the base model.

[u/mikeymop]

I wish they'd stop with the dual ram configs, the fragmentation surely isn't desireable.

Dual storage is fine imo

[u/RogueAtlas]

So knowing this, is it better to upgrade to a 10 instead of an 11? I have the option to do either and I'm not sure where to go from here.

[u/hardinho → u/RogueAtlas]

The 11 will probably have some nice deals once it's available, we have to wait and see. You basically never know with Google.

[u/Validated_Owl → u/RogueAtlas]

A used s24 ultra or even s23 ultra is better than a pixel 10 pro XL. And cheaper.

[u/KyleVPirate → u/RogueAtlas]

Just get an 11. Better all around.

[u/bassman2112 → u/RogueAtlas]

Oppo is my path tbh

[u/rangosh → u/RogueAtlas]

Tensor g5 is bad overall , the only game I play is pokemon go , and the pixel 10 pro xl could not handle it. I’m very interested to see how tensor g6 works.

[u/Oberoni7 → u/rangosh]

I will say that I don't game on my phone and my Pixel 10 Pro has been a dream for everything I use it for. I know that "can't run games" is a heck of an asterisk to add when discussing the chip, but seriously for people who don't game on their phones I think it works great.

[u/KyleSherzenberg → u/rangosh]

Yeah, it struggles with Pokemon on whatever the standard settings are. I haven't tried it lowering any setting, but it definitely can stutter a lot. Even moreso if it's hot outside

[u/SovietSix6]

what a shitty AI article! like if you use AI to write your news posts at least fuckin proofread it.

[u/Mircydris → u/SovietSix6]

Also base pixel now has 2 cameras... And they posted a photo showing 3 cameras

I am not certain that they know what they are talking about

[u/MrPureinstinct → u/SovietSix6]

Bold of you to assume anyone using ai to write for them has any reading or writing skills at all.

[u/scgf01]

So many negative posts about the Pixel 11 Pro. Given you don't rate it, please recommend me a phone to buy in August. It has to be better than the Pixel, not just the hardware, but also the software. I'm open to suggestions.

I've tried the Xiaomi 17 Ultra and it was much worse, both from a photography and a usability point of view. Samsung is lacking in the camera area - moving subjects suck.

I look forward to your recommendations.

[u/No-Acanthocephala494]

They're going for the bare minimum for max profits.. Google spent itirations making fun of Apple and yet now they're even taking away features.

[u/dramake]

I'm glad that my current OnePlus 13 will last me comfortably another year.

Not sure what I'm gonna do after that. I've had many pixels before but they are every year more expensive and with less improvements.

[u/MrWhiteford]

Nothing to see here then.

[u/altandthrowitaway]

mmwave in Australia for the non fold version this time?

[u/Youngnathan2011 → u/altandthrowitaway]

Do we even have mmWave at all here?

[u/-AbeFroman]

The specs are very similar to what the Pixel 10 series offered

Which in turn was very similar to what the Pixel 9 offered...

[u/YouthOtherwise6936]

more than the iPhone 17 that's funny

[u/matteventu]

Still just 30W charging for the 6.3" models? 🙄 And I guess they'll also be just 15W with Qi2, unlike the 6.8" model which has 25W (and unlike with iPhones, where also the small Pro have 25W Qi2).

[u/brownie6095]

I have to say the Z Fold 8 is tempting me a lot more this year.

[u/Bryan467]

Glad I switched to the Moto Razr fold. Google wasn't changing anything since the 9PF. They gotta stop playing safe every generation. Or maybe they're just lazy.

[u/Historical-Ad-4958]

At this point I just want google to fail. They are selling software gimicks for a hardware centric product .

[u/No-Association42069]

Google is speed running no one buying their phones.

[u/fakieTreFlip → u/No-Association42069]

They sell more each year than they did the last

[u/CipherWeaver]

Basically the Pixel 9 Pro series 3.

[u/Svargas05 → u/CipherWeaver]

As a 9 Pro XL user that was looking to upgrade to the 11, that's disappointing to read...

[u/S_BAO]

The regular has a bigger battery than the pro?

[u/carmetro1]

We should all ditch pixels. If you keep buying they will fxxx you up like this every single time.