Google today unveiled its next generation of Pixel devices, introducing new smartphones, a foldable, smartwatch, finder tag and Pixel Buds updates designed to deliver more helpful AI-powered experiences, advanced health and fitness features, and improved connectivity.
The new lineup includes the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, Pixel 11 Pro Fold, Pixel Watch 5 and the all-new Pixel Tag. Google is also expanding software capabilities across its Pixel ecosystem, including new Gemini Intelligence features, updates to Pixel Buds and an enhanced Android Quick Share experience.
Introducing the Pixel 11 Series
The Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL represent the latest generation of Google’s flagship smartphones. The new devices feature refined hardware designed for durability, upgraded camera systems and more proactive Gemini support, powered by Google’s new Tensor G6 processor.
Google is continuing to integrate Gemini more deeply into the Pixel experience, giving users more proactive assistance and new ways to interact with their devices.
Pixel 11 Pro Fold Brings New Design and Camera Technology
Google also introduced the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, the company’s latest foldable smartphone. The new model features a thinner and lighter design, improved durability and a brand-new main camera equipped with HiLight technology.
The Pixel 11 Pro Fold also expands Google’s Gemini Intelligence tools, bringing more AI-powered capabilities to the foldable form factor.
Pixel Watch 5 Focuses on Personalization and Health
The new Pixel Watch 5 is designed around more personalized experiences and advanced health and fitness capabilities. Google says the smartwatch is built for Gemini Intelligence and works with the Google Health app to provide users with a more comprehensive view of their health and wellness.
Pixel Watch 5 also introduces Google’s latest Health Guardian features, including Breathing Emergency Detection and Insulin Resistance trends, expanding the ways the smartwatch can help users better understand important health signals.
Meet Pixel Tag
Google is entering the finder tag category with Pixel Tag, its first-ever item-finding device.
Pixel Tag uses Google’s Find Hub network to help users locate important belongings. The compact tracker is designed to make it easier to keep track of favorite items and find them when they go missing.
Pixel Buds Get New Color and Software Features
Google is also expanding its Pixel Buds lineup. Pixel Buds Pro 2 will be available in a new Olive color designed to complement this year’s Pixel smartphones and Pixel Watch.
Google will also introduce software improvements to Pixel Buds Pro 2 and Pixel Buds 2a later this fall, including upgrades to Active Noise Cancellation and Live Translate.
Android Quick Share Adds Tap-to-Send Capabilities
Google is also rolling out an updated Quick Share experience. The feature will initially roll out to eligible devices ranging from Pixel 11 through Pixel 6.
With the update, compatible Android devices can use Quick Share and tap to send contact information, photos, videos and other content, making it easier to share information between devices.
Expanding the Pixel Ecosystem
Today’s announcements highlight Google’s continued focus on building a connected Pixel ecosystem where hardware, software and AI work together. From smartphones and foldables to wearables and item tracking, the latest devices bring new capabilities powered by Google’s Gemini and Tensor platforms.
Google is also providing additional details about today’s launch, including new accessories and Gemini connected apps, through accompanying announcement blogs.
For additional information, product details and official launch assets, visit Google’s Made by Google website.
