[DigitalToday reporter Chi-gyu Hwang (황치규)] Google unveiled the Pixel 11 series, Pixel Watch 5 and an item tracker called Pixel Tag at its “Made by Google 2026” event. It also expanded Gemini-based features across its devices.

TechCrunch reported on Tuesday local time that the base Pixel 11 has a camera bar that is more than 40 percent thinner than the previous generation, along with a glass surface that covers the entire width. Base storage increases to 256GB and pricing starts at $899. That is $100 higher than the Pixel 10, reflecting the removal of the 128GB option and a shortage in RAM supply. It comes in Frost, Hibiscus, Pistachio and Obsidian.

The Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL have improved durability. Drop resistance is higher, and a new display coating offers more than twice the scratch resistance of the Pixel 10 Pro. The Pixel 11 Pro starts at $1,099. Colors are Canyon, Fog, Olive and Obsidian, and this year’s Obsidian has an all-matte finish.

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is about 10 percent lighter and 1 mm thinner than the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. It also offers thinner bezels, a 48-megapixel main camera and 30x Super Zoom.

The Pixel Watch 5 adds health features. The Google Health app provides monthly summaries of blood pressure trends and insulin resistance trends. The 41 mm model starts at $399 and the 45 mm model at $429. A Stephen Curry edition with a dedicated sports design costs $579. Pixel Buds Pro also adds a new Olive color.

Google also announced updates to accessibility, voice input and search functions at the event.

The accessibility feature Live Transcribe supports American Sign Language. Users can convert sign language into text through the Pixel camera. The new voice input feature Rambler is designed to understand long-running sentences, fillers and less-organized speech. Circle to Search can run directly from the Pixel camera, allowing object identification, searches for distant targets, text translation and nearby information searches without leaving the camera screen.

Google also debuted Pixel Tag, a small device for checking the location of belongings such as keys, wallets and suitcases. Pixel Tag connects to Android’s Find Hub network and users can check location in the app. It costs $29, or $99 for four. Users can also locate it with a Pixel Watch, and Pixel Buds users can ask Gemini to find Pixel Tag or make it ring.