The new Pine finish appears to be a muted green paired with a light gold frame and matching Google logo, making it one of the more distinctive colours rumoured for the Pixel 11 Pro lineup. Like its predecessor, the Fold also appears to retain a satin-finished frame. Meanwhile, the standard Pixel 11 Pro models are likely to feature glossier sides.
Elsewhere, the camera bar looks slightly slimmer than before, with the camera cut-outs now extending to the edge rather than sitting within a thicker metal housing. The main and ultrawide cameras remain grouped together at the bottom, while the telephoto lens sits in the upper-right corner. The autofocus sensor also appears to have moved position compared to last year’s model.
However, one detail has attracted more attention than the rest. The camera flash in the top-left corner appears noticeably larger than before. This has led to speculation that it could double as Google’s rumoured Pixel Glow feature.
Previous rumours suggested Pixel Glow might be an LED light strip integrated into the camera bar. However, the latest render doesn’t appear to leave room for that design. Instead, the oversized flash module has prompted suggestions that Google could be combining the flash and notification light into a single component. Nevertheless, there’s no confirmation of that yet.
But with Google’s next Pixel launch scheduled for 12 August, we don’t have long until we find out for sure.