Google has unveiled the Pixel 11 series, Pixel Watch 5 and its first tracker tag, Pixel Tag. Four models, led by the Pixel 11 Pro, XL and Fold, will launch simultaneously, with domestic pricing and the 20 August release date announced, along with further information to come.
Google has unveiled its new Pixel 11 smartphone series, comprising the 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro XL and 11 Pro Fold, as well as the Pixel Watch 5 smartwatch. The announcement was made online, with the domestic release scheduled for 20 August and in-store preorders beginning on the 13th.
The Pixel 11 Pro models and Fold feature enhanced durability around the camera system and are powered by Tensor G6. AI processing performance has been improved with Omni, making web browsing and apps run faster, while 7 years of OS and security updates will be provided.
The Pixel 11 Pro/XL models feature 6.3- to 6.8-inch displays, a new rear camera array and 4K-equivalent 5x optical zoom. The Pro/XL models have 16GB of RAM and storage options of 256GB, 512GB and 1TB. The Fold has enhanced durability, two screens measuring 6.5 inches on the outside and 8 inches on the inside, and weighs 239g.
The Pixel Watch 5 features upgraded CPU and RAM, enhanced GPS tracking, a three-model lineup, 30 to 40 hours of battery life and 15-minute fast charging. It also includes new notification-display features and AI-powered watch faces. Google also announced Pixel Tag, which enables location tracking through Find Hub and offers IP67 water and dust resistance and up to 1 year of battery life.
Domestic prices in Japan start at ¥136,800 for the Pixel 11, ¥174,800 for the 11 Pro, ¥207,800 for the 11 Pro XL and ¥279,900 for the 11 Pro Fold. The devices launch on 20 August and will also be sold by NTT DOCOMO, au, SoftBank and others, with a trade-in campaign offering maximum benefits.