Pixel 11 leaks show minor upgrades over Pixel 10: Should you wait or buy current model?

As of late June 2026, Google's Pixel 11 series remains unconfirmed, with specs based on leaks from sources like Mystic Leaks (May 4 post) and OnLeaks renders. The Pixel 10 (launched August 20, 2025) features a 6.3-inch OLED screen (1080x2424, 60-120Hz, 3,000 nits peak), Tensor G5 chip, 12GB RAM across all storage tiers, 4,970mAh battery, 29W wired/15W wireless Qi2 charging, and starts at $799. Leaked Pixel 11 details suggest similar screen size/resolution but slightly brighter display (~3,100 nits peak), Tensor G6 chip (2nm process), possible RAM configuration of 8GB base/12GB higher storage tiers, and slightly smaller 4,840mAh battery. Charging specs未 leaked, but Qi2 wireless is expected to continue. The infrared temperature sensor is reportedly replaced by 'Pixel Glow' RGB LED lighting for AI notifications. Pricing is unconfirmed but expected near $799, with possible $50-100 increase due to rising component costs.

For Nigerians considering an upgrade: If you own a Pixel 10 or newer, skipping the Pixel 11 is advised as changes are minimal. Consider upgrading only if you're using a Pixel 9 or older and need Gemini AI (requires 12GB+ RAM - questionable on base Pixel 11 leaks per 9to5Google analysis), want the new main camera sensor (50MP 'chemosh' vs Pixel 10's 48MP), experience connection issues hoping MediaTek modem helps, or prioritize Google's most efficient chip despite potential battery trade-offs. A discounted Pixel 10 remains a strong option for Gemini AI access today. Expected launch: main Pixel 11 line August-Late August 2026 (following Pixel 10's pattern), with Pixel 11 Pro Fold around October 2026.

SOURCE: https://techcabal.com/2026/06/26/pixel-11-vs-pixel-10/