Tech Desk: The highly anticipated Google Pixel 11 series has had its vibrant color palette prematurely revealed through Amazon listings, over a month before its anticipated August launch event. This significant leak offers an early glimpse at the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold, showcasing a range of fresh hues that tech enthusiasts will soon be able to choose from. The listings, though carrying some inconsistencies, provide a credible sneak peek, reportedly originating from a “Google Store” seller account on the retail giant’s platform.

For the standard Google Pixel 11, three distinct shades have emerged: “Hibiscus” (also referred to as Fuchsia), “Pistachio” (or Moss), and a classic “Midnight” option. The more premium Pixel 11 Pro is slated to arrive in “Dune” and “Sterling” finishes, while the innovative Pixel 11 Pro Fold is shown in “Pine” and “Midnight.” These playful yet sophisticated names suggest Google is leaning into a more diverse and appealing aesthetic for its next-generation smartphones.

Beyond the color revelations, the Amazon listings also briefly unveiled some core specifications for the base Pixel 11. It’s expected to feature a 6.3-inch display with a 1080 x 2424 resolution, coupled with a robust 12GB of RAM and a substantial 4,985 mAh battery. Pricing for the 256GB model is indicated to start at $899. However, users should exercise caution, as the listings erroneously cited Android 16 instead of the expected Android 17, and mentioned a non-existent “Google Pixel Tag” accessory. Official details are just weeks away, promising full clarity at Google’s August event.