Google's upcoming Pixel 11 series is reportedly set to eliminate the 128GB base storage option, with all models expected to start at 256GB of internal storage. This move brings Google's flagship phones in line with industry trends that favor larger storage capacities, driven by increasing demands from AI features, high-resolution video recording, and large applications.

However, this storage upgrade comes with a price increase. Leaked European pricing suggests a €100 jump across the lineup for the standard Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro, meaning users will pay the current price of 256GB models for the new base storage. For the premium Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 Pro Fold, the price hike appears more substantial, with the Pro Fold potentially starting at €1,999 for 256GB.

Beyond storage and price, leaks also detail color options for the various models. The Pixel 11 is expected in Midnight Haze, Light Sterling, Moss, and Fuchsia. The Pro and Pro XL may feature Midnight Haze, Light Fog, Pine, and Dune. The Pro Fold will reportedly be available in Midnight Haze and Pine. The Pixel 11 series is slated for an August 12th launch, with preorders immediately following and sales commencing on August 20th. US pricing remains unconfirmed and could differ from European figures.