Google Pixel 11 vs iPhone 18: How they may differ in terms of price, camera, display and more
The Google Pixel 11 is expected to run on the Tensor G6 processor, while the iPhone 18 is expected to run on the A20 chip.
Both smartphones are expected to sport a 6.3-inch display.
The Google Pixel 11 is set to launch on August 12, while the iPhone 18 may arrive next year.
Google is gearing up to unveil its next-generation Pixel smartphones on August 12. The upcoming lineup will most likely include four models: the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 Pro Fold. While the Pixel 11 is just around the corner, Apple’s upcoming standard model iPhone 18 is expected to arrive next year. Although neither device has been officially launched, leaks have already revealed key details about their expected pricing, display, cameras, processors and battery. If you’re planning to upgrade to a flagship smartphone, here’s a comparison of the Google Pixel 11 and Apple iPhone 18 based on the latest leaks and rumours.
SurveyGoogle Pixel 11 vs iPhone 18: Launch timeline and price in India
The Google Pixel 11 is set to launch on August 12, starting around Rs 79,990. The Apple iPhone 18 is expected to arrive in Spring 2027 with a price point ranging between Rs 82,999 and Rs 89,999.
Google Pixel 11 vs iPhone 18: Display and camera
Both smartphones are expected to sport a 6.3-inch display. The iPhone 18 is expected to come with up to a 120Hz refresh rate, while the Pixel 11 may support up to a 144Hz refresh rate.
For cameras, the iPhone 18 is expected to feature a dual rear camera setup: 48MP primary + 48MP ultrawide. The Google Pixel 11 is said to house a triple rear camera setup: 50MP main + 48MP ultrawide + 10.8MP telephoto. For selfies, the iPhone 18 is rumoured to feature a 24MP camera, while the Pixel 11 may equip a 12MP camera.
Google Pixel 11 vs iPhone 18: Processor and battery
Under the hood, the Google Pixel 11 is expected to run on the Tensor G6 processor, and equip a 4,840mAh battery. In contrast, the Apple iPhone 18 is expected to run on the A20 chip and pack a 4,000mAh battery.
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