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Deleted Amazon Listings for Pixel 11 Devices Contained Inconsistent Details
The Verge reported that Amazon briefly hosted placeholder listings for Google Pixel 11 devices before removing them. The entries listed color options, a base price of $899, and hardware details for the standard and Pro models.
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Amazon listings for upcoming Google Pixel 11 devices appeared and were then deleted, The Verge reported on July 13. The entries, first spotted by 9to5Google, included color names and hardware specifications for the base Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold. The base Pixel 11 was listed in Fuchsia (Hibiscus) hot pink, Moss (Pistachio) vibrant green, and Midnight (Obsidian) black.
The Pixel 11 Pro appeared in Pine (Olive) dusky green, Light Fog (Fog) frosty blue, Sterling (Frost) pastel purple, and Dune (Canyon) orange. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold showed Pine (Olive) and Midnight (Obsidian). The base model carried an $899 price tag along with a 6.3-inch 1080 x 2424 display, 256GB storage, and 12GB RAM.
The listings also referenced a not-yet-announced Google Pixel Tag tracking device. Some entries mentioned Android 16 even though Android 17 launched last month, and a SIM ejector tool that most Pixel 10 models do not require. The Verge noted these inconsistencies suggest the listings should be viewed cautiously.
Google is scheduled to unveil new Pixel phones at a hardware event on August 12. Upcoming devices have also appeared in the Federal Communications Commission database.
