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Pixel 11 series leaks with seemingly official renders, includes all-matte Pixel 11 Pro [Gallery]

Fresh off some leaks showcasing the Pixel 11 Pro Fold in official-looking renders , we’re getting new looks at all three of Google’s non-folding Pixel 11 models in seemingly all of this year’s color options, including a long-awaited all-matte option for the Pixel 11 Pro.

Pixel 11 series leaks with seemingly official renders, includes all-matte Pixel 11 Pro [Gallery]

Google has leaked images of the Pixel 11 series, revealing all three non-folding models in various color options, including an all-matte variant for the Pixel 11 Pro. Evan Blass, who previously leaked the foldable Pixel 11, shared these renders, showcasing four shades for each model. The Pixel 11 is available in Midnight (greenish black), Fuschia, Moss (light green), and Sterling (lavender-esque).

The Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL come in Midnight, Fog, Pine, and Dune. The Pixel 11 Pro also features a fully matte finish on the Midnight variant, making it unique among the lineup. The matte frames, paired with glossy glass backs, are a common trend observed in this year's Pixel phones. Despite the matte finish, there are no color-coordinated buttons or exclusive online shades in this release. The Pixel 11 series is set to be unveiled on August 12th, with higher price points expected.

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