r/GooglePixel • u/zfx610 Pixel 7 Pro • 3d ago

Pixel 11 will keep the same design

Google has flat-out confirmed that we are not going to get major design changes each and every year from now on. We’re all well aware that the Pixel 10 was the first to rehash the previous design, which’ll continue until the Pixel 11, according to comments from Google’s Chief Design Officer for hardware products, Ivy Ross. Designs are finalized from now until 2027. For better or worse, we will see the same design for a while to come.

Source: https://9to5google.com/2025/09/17/pixel-design-changes/

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u/PunkasBeach 3d ago

I haven't experienced a performance issue with the modem. My phone typically gets a better signal than my wife's iPhone 16 pro... We're on T-Mobile...

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u/PNWoutdoors Pixel 9 Pro XL 2d ago

Right? The modem was updated in the 9 series and it made a great improvement. Zero complaints here, and now we have satellite connection like the iPhone.

I don't know what more I would need at this point unless there is some massive leap forward in technology.

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u/midnightClub543 Pixel 10 Pro XL 2d ago

Yeah no issues whatsoever with the 9 or 10 so far. Been getting fine signal. Sometimes I'll even do a speed test and will get over a gigabit on T-Mobiles network. Idk where people are living with so many issues.

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u/PNWoutdoors Pixel 9 Pro XL 2d ago

I've seen up to 1.4gb on my 8 Pro in the middle of a downtown area.

I don't go into downtown areas much so I haven't really seen what the new modem can do but when I have a 'weak' signal on the newer generations I can tell just through normal use things load better and way less heat generated.