6.8" • Google Tensor G6 • 50 MP • 48 MP 5x 106mm periscope
A summary of Google's official product description.
Announced on August 12, 2026 and released on August 20, the Pixel 11 Pro XL carries the same Tensor G6 and the same triple 48-50 MP camera set as the Pixel 11 Pro, on a larger 6.8-inch 3,600-nit LTPO display, with a 5,115 mAh battery charging at 45W wired and 25W Qi2.2 magnetic wireless.
Main components of the camera system according to the manufacturer's official specifications.
50 MP main camera — f/1.7 • 1/1.3" · 48 MP Ultra Wide — Wide-angle and macro · 48 MP 5x 106mm periscope Telephoto — optical telephoto · 8K 30 fps — Max Video Recording
Manufacturer's official technical values.
5115 mAh — Battery capacity · 45 W wired — 75% in 30 minutes
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Good fitThe 6.8-inch body may be harder to handle for fans of smaller phones.
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