The Pixel colors might rule this year

This year’s Google Pixel 11 lineup mightiness travel successful a bunch of funky colors. A bid of now-deleted Amazon listings spotted by 9to5Google show what look to beryllium placeholders for Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 successful basking pinkish Fuchsia (Hibiscus), vibrant greenish Moss (Pistachio), and Midnight (Obsidian) black.

We’ve seen 2 sets of names for the Pixel 11’s rumored colorways truthful far, and, confusingly, some variations are included successful the early Amazon listings, according to 9to5Google. The Pixel 11 Pro listings spotted by 9to5Google reportedly showed the instrumentality successful a dusky greenish Pine (Olive), a frosty bluish Light Fog (Fog), pastel purple Sterling (Frost), and orange-y Dune (Canyon). Meanwhile, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold whitethorn conscionable travel successful 2 colors: Pine (Olive) and Midnight (Obsidian).

The purported listings besides contained immoderate different specifications astir the upcoming devices, specified arsenic an $899 value tag for the Pixel 11, which will supposedly travel pinch a 6.3-inch, 1080 x 2424 display, 256GB of storage, and 12GB of RAM, 9to5Google reports. That lines up pinch rumors that Google could raise the value of the guidelines Pixel 11 by dropping the lowest 128GB retention configuration. The listings reportedly mentioned a not-yet-announced “Google Pixel Tag” arsenic well, which sounds for illustration immoderate benignant of search device.

But earlier you get excessively excited, 9to5Google notes that these listings should beryllium taken pinch a “big atom of salt,” arsenic location were immoderate unusual inclusions. Some of the listings mentioned Android 16, even though Android 17 launched past month, and a SIM ejector tool, which astir of the Pixel 10 lineup doesn’t need. Google is getting fresh to return the wraps disconnected its new Pixel phones during its hardware event connected August 12th, and it looks for illustration the upcoming devices may have conscionable surfaced successful the Federal Communications Commission database arsenic well.