First look: Google Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro series and Pixel 11 Pro Fold in India
Last Updated: 2026-08-13 16:23:12
The Pixel 11 series is finally here on our shores and this year Google is going step further by offering the higher storage options of the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and even the Pixel 11 Pro Fold model. Google has already announced the Pixel 11 prices in India and we have covered the details here.
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Google Pixel 11 series, Pro, and Fold launched in India.- Powered by Tensor G6; 7 years of OS/security updates.
- Features 48MP main sensor, IP68 rating, 30W charging.
But this time we got a chance to experience the new Pixel 11 devices and see if Google has made some considerable changes or sticking to its current design formula.
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The Pixel 11 gets a 6.3-inch display and this year comes in a matte black version which offers a good grip. The frame of the new device feels more polished and gives you a comfortable hold without the fear of you dropping it easily. It doesn’t feel that heavy but still with the battery size not changing much, this was expected.
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All the four Pixel devices are powered by Tensor G6 chipset, where the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pros 256GB come with 12GB RAM while the 512GB of the 11 Pros and the Pixel 11 Pro Fold get 16GB memory.
Google is making other changes to its strategy in India with the Pixel 11 series, which includes a longer spare part support along with the Google upgrade program for those wanting to stay in the Pixel-sphere.
Android 17 is the base version that you get with the Pixel 11 devices and Google is once again promising over 7 years of OS and security updates for these phones.
There are some changes to the build quality of the Pixel 11 series, and you get them with IP68 rating which gives it further protection. The new scratch resistant layer on the screen is also claimed to be better.
The Pixel 11 series comes with a new 48MP main sensor that offers more light. But the other improvements include faster shutter speed for Night Sight and more camera-centric output rather than computational AI work.
Google continues to stay away from the Silicon carbon battery tech, so we still get packs under 5,000mAh and the charging speed limited up to 30W. Although the wireless Qi 2.2 standard gives you 25W speed.