Android 17
- Android 17 system UI, permission and navigation checks on real hardware
Pixel 11 shipped with Android 17 on a new Tensor G6. See how your app handles Android 17’s changes on Google’s own hardware, not an emulator image.
Key specifications, as published on the Google Store.
Compared with Pixel 10.
G6 replaces Tensor G5, and Google claims up to 50% more computing power. Titan M3 replaces M2, so re-check flows that rely on hardware-backed keys and security.
Pixel 10 launched on Android 16, so permissions, background limits and system UI now behave under a new OS version. Re-validate prompts and locators on the real device.
It now starts at 256GB, up from 128GB. The 6.3" 1080×2424 display and 12GB RAM are unchanged, so layout baselines from Pixel 10 still carry over.
Pixel 11 & 10 Series and previous generations — all real, all on-demand.
Run manual, performance, visual and accessibility tests, or automate with Appium, Espresso, UiAutomator, etc. and CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab, Azure DevOps, etc.). On the Pixel 11 specifically:
app.scheduleReminder("Pay bill") device.background(minutes = 10) // Pixel 11 · Android 17 assertTrue(notifications.has("Pay bill"))
An Appium / Espresso script for Android 17 that you can run on the real Pixel 11, with the notification check at the end. It’s a quick way to see how background work behaves on real power management. See the AI Suite →
Adaptive Battery learns from usage, so results from a short run can vary and shouldn’t be read as a guarantee.
Tensor G6 and Titan M3 replace G5 and M2, the OS moves from Android 16 to 17, and storage starts at 256GB. The display and RAM are unchanged.
1080×2424 at 422 ppi on a 6.3" display, with Smooth Display from 60 to 120Hz.
Android 17, with 7 years of OS, security and Pixel Drop updates.
Pixel 11 has a 6.3" 1080×2424 display at 60–120Hz and 12GB RAM. Pixel 11 Pro has a 1280×2856 LTPO display at 1–120Hz and 12GB or 16GB RAM.
Google lists both. You can test fingerprint authentication on the real device.