Google’s Pixel series has long been a subject of leaks in the tech world, with the latest being the Pixel 10 series. To combat this trend, Google is now offering its most dedicated fans early access to test the upcoming Pixel lineup through the “Trusted Tester” program. Selected participants will sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and use special cases to keep the new devices under wraps until the official launch.
To be chosen as one of the 15 fans to test the Pixel 11 series, individuals must demonstrate a deep understanding and passion for Google Pixel devices and software. Feedback on areas for improvement will also be crucial. While the exact timeline for receiving the devices remains unclear, it is anticipated that participants may get their hands on the new Pixels ahead of the official launch, allowing them time to provide valuable input.
Google has a history of significant design changes in its Pixel lineup every couple of years. With the Pixel 11 series on the horizon, another overhaul is expected. While Google’s focus on design has been evident, performance has been a weak point, particularly with the Tensor series of chipsets failing to impress consumers. A comparison with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra highlights the performance gap, with the Pixel 10 Pro trailing in both single-core and multi-core performance metrics.
In a recent interview, Google’s hardware design chief Ivy Ross hinted at a new design language for future Pixel models. As Google aims to enhance both design and performance aspects, the upcoming Pixel 11 series is highly anticipated for its potential changes and improvements.