Google Pixel 11 Leak Shows Thinner Bezels and Black Camera Bar

Google Pixel 11 leak points to small design changes

Google’s Pixel 11 may still be months away, but leaked CAD renders have already shown what could be the first look at the next standard Pixel phone. The images, first shared by Android Headlines from leaker OnLeaks, suggest only limited changes to the design, with thinner bezels and a solid black camera bar among the few visible updates.

The leak concerns the non-Pro Pixel 11, which follows the previous generation’s move to add a third telephoto camera. The report also says Google is expected to keep focusing on AI features across the Pixel lineup, with Gemini still central to the company’s smartphone plans.

Leaked CAD renders show familiar Pixel layout

According to the leaked renders, the Pixel 11 does not appear to be a major redesign. The display is shown with slightly thinner bezels, while the phone is still expected to keep the same 6.3-inch size as the Pixel 10, based on the report. The camera setup remains in the horizontal bar design that has defined the Pixel line since the Pixel 6.

The most visible change in the leak is the camera bar itself. Instead of the earlier look where the three sensors sat in a large cutout that contrasted with the rest of the bar, the Pixel 11 reportedly shows a solid black camera bar. The overall shape and placement look close to what Google has already been using.

• Model: Pixel 11, standard non-Pro version
• Source of leak: Android Headlines, shared from OnLeaks
• Display size: expected to remain 6.3 inches
• Visible change: slightly thinner bezels
• Camera bar: solid black finish in the render

Google keeps refining the same design language

The report says the leak suggests Google is not planning a major design shift for its next Pixel lineup. Google first introduced the large horizontal camera bar with the Pixel 6, and the company has continued to refine that approach in later models. The article notes that the latest Pixel A series was an exception to that pattern, but the core Pixel design has remained largely the same.

If the current renders are accurate, the Pixel 11 would continue that approach rather than break away from it. The source says users may need to wait until the Pixel 12 for more substantial changes in the Pixel series design. For now, the Pixel 11 appears to be focused on smaller adjustments rather than a full visual refresh.

Google I/O may offer an early look

The report also says Google may give people a closer look at what is coming next when it takes the stage at its I/O conference in May. That event could provide a better sense of how much of the leaked design carries over to the final device, though the article does not say Google has confirmed any of the details.

The broader picture in the leak is that Google’s Pixel strategy may remain centered on AI and Gemini, with design changes taking a back seat for now. The CAD renders are only an early look, but they indicate that the Pixel 11 could stay familiar to anyone who has followed the Pixel line in recent years.

No launch date for the Pixel 11 was included in the report, and the leaked renders remain the main detail available so far.