A new Pixel 11 price leak has laid out the entire European and UK price list for Google’s 2026 flagship lineup, and it comes with a sting: the 128GB base storage is gone across every model, and prices climb roughly €100 over the equivalent Pixel 10. Treat all of this as a leak until Google confirms it — but the source has a strong track record.
According to Dealabs tipster billbil-kun, a leaker with a reliable history on Google pricing, the full grid covers the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 Pro Fold. The details were published on 2026-07-07 and have since been picked up by 9to5Google and Android Authority. Google itself has only confirmed the Made by Google event for August 12; everything below is unconfirmed.
Pixel 11 price leak: the full European grid
Here is every leaked tier in euros and pounds. Note there is no longer a 128GB option anywhere — each phone now starts at 256GB, with a 512GB step up, and a 1TB choice reserved for the Pro, Pro XL and Pro Fold.
Pixel 11
- 256GB: €999 / £879
- 512GB: €1,129 / £999
Pixel 11 Pro
- 256GB: €1,199 / £1,079
- 512GB: €1,329 / £1,199
- 1TB: €1,589 / £1,429
Pixel 11 Pro XL
- 256GB: €1,399 / £1,279
- 512GB: €1,529 / £1,399
- 1TB: €1,789 / £1,629
Pixel 11 Pro Fold
- 256GB: €1,999 / £1,799
- 512GB: €2,129 / £1,919
- 1TB: €2,389 / £2,149
What the price hike means for buyers
For context, the Pixel 10 started at €899 and the Pixel 10 Pro at €1,099, both on 128GB base configs, and Google had held pricing flat from the Pixel 9 to the Pixel 10. If this leak holds, that freeze ends. Dealabs attributes the roughly €100 increase to an industry-wide RAM price surge — the same cost pressure hitting other electronics like game consoles.
The bigger squeeze for the customer is the storage change. Dropping 128GB doesn’t just add features, it removes the cheapest way in: the entry price to a Pixel 11 rises even before you account for the €100 bump, because you’re now forced onto 256GB. Whether the extra storage is worth the higher floor depends on whether you’d have bought 128GB in the first place.
Leaked colours
The leak also lists colour options per model (plain descriptions in parentheses):
- Pixel 11: Light Sterling (grey), Midnight Haze (black), Fuchsia (pink), Moss (green)
- Pixel 11 Pro: Light Fog (white), Midnight Haze (black), Dune (pink), Pine (green)
- Pixel 11 Pro XL: Light Fog (white), Midnight Haze (black), Dune (pink), Pine (green)
- Pixel 11 Pro Fold: Midnight Haze (black), Pine (green)
- 1TB variants (Pro / Pro XL / Pro Fold): Midnight Haze (black) only
Leaked release timing
Per Dealabs’ sources, the Pixel 11 series goes on sale on 20 August 2026, with the official announcement and pre-orders opening around 12 August — about a week earlier. The August 12 event date is officially confirmed by Google via its Made by Google press invite; the August 20 on-sale date is the leaked part.
Other Pixel 11 rumours, briefly
A few loosely related leaks are worth a quick mention. A “Pixel Glow” rear-lighting effect has reportedly been spotted in an Android 17 beta, and OnLeaks renders are said to show design continuity with the Pixel 10 (we’re not using those renders here, per our policy on leaker images). Separately, a lower-confidence Telegram-sourced leak has mentioned possible camera improvements and a possible battery-capacity reduction on some models — treat that one as unconfirmed and thin.
What about India pricing?
These leaked figures are Europe and UK only. Google has not announced India pricing or an India launch date for the Pixel 11 series, and this leak contains no India numbers. Historically, Pixel phones have reached India at or shortly after the global launch — the Pixel 10 started at roughly ₹79,999 — but any India price circulating right now is pure speculation. Don’t read a straight euro-to-rupee conversion as an expected price.
Bottom line: the August 12 event is confirmed, but the prices, the 128GB removal, the colours and the on-sale date are all leaks. We’ll update once Google makes it official.
Sources: Dealabs / billbil-kun, with corroboration from 9to5Google and Android Authority
