The listing titles reportedly used alternate names in some cases: Obsidian (Midnight Haze), Pistachio (Moss), and Hibiscus (Fuchsia) .
The listings included European and US pricing for the 256GB variants :
The Amazon listings also included a “Google Pixel Tag” — a Bluetooth tracker designed to compete with the Apple AirTag and Samsung SmartTag . It’s expected to debut alongside the phones.
The Amazon listings reference Android 16 as the pre-installed operating system. That’s odd because Android 17 was already expected to be stable by the time the Pixel 11 ships (likely August 2026) . The listing may have been drafted with outdated information, or it could mean the phones ship with Android 16 and receive an Android 17 update shortly after . Either way, the OS reference is a clear sign the listings were placeholders .
The Amazon listing lists 12GB of RAM for the base Pixel 11 — directly contradicting earlier rumors from May 2026 (from tipster MysticLeaks and others) that suggested the base model might drop to 8GB of RAM due to a global memory chip shortage . PhoneArena described the contradiction as “contradicting previous rumors of a downgrade to 8 gigs of memory” .
It’s possible the Amazon listing reflects only a higher-tier configuration and that Google could still offer an 8GB variant that wasn’t listed — or that the listing itself is simply inaccurate . Several earlier leaks also listed 8GB as an option for the base model , so the RAM situation remains genuinely unclear.
These Amazon-sourced leaks paint a plausible picture: a Pixel 11 with 12GB RAM, a 256GB base storage tier, a $100 price hike, a 4,985 mAh battery, and a new Pixel Tag accessory. But the Android 16 reference and the RAM discrepancy with earlier leaks mean that none of this is reliable until Google officially announces the series — likely at a Made by Google event on August 12, 2026 .