Google has officially announced the Pixel 11 series. The standard Pixel 11 starts at ¥136,800, with improved AI processing powered by Tensor G6. The foldable Pro Fold starts at ¥279,900, while the Pixel Tag and Pixel Watch 5 accessories were announced at the same time.
The Pixel 11 series was officially announced on 12 August, with pre-orders in Japan also starting that day. The standard Pixel 11 features a 6.3-inch display and a 48MP camera, starts at ¥136,800 and will launch on 20 August. The Pro Fold is a foldable model with a reinforced rear material and reduced weight. It offers IP68-equivalent water and dust resistance. All models feature Tensor G6, with Gemini Nano execution performance said to be up to 3.5 times faster, power efficiency also improved by 3.5 times, and TPU computing power up 50%. Claims of improved web browsing speeds from the fifth generation onward are treated as reference information because they lack sufficient support from primary sources.
The Pro Fold is priced at ¥279,900 for the 16GB + 256GB model and ¥299,900 for the 16GB + 512GB model, with improvements to its design and durability over the previous model. Pixal Tag and Pixel Watch 5 were also announced as accessories for the Pixel series as a whole. The Tag is said to offer IP67-equivalent water and dust resistance, UWB support and approximately one year of use on a coin-cell battery.