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Google Pixel 12 Pro XL: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada

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Expected to be Google's largest-screen Pixel for 2027, rumored to carry the new Tensor G7 chipset, though full specifications haven't leaked yet.

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Google Pixel 12 Pro XL: Full Specifications

The Google Pixel 12 Pro XL, internally codenamed "Silverback" according to leaks, is expected to arrive in 2027 as Google's large-screen flagship Pixel. Leaks point to a new Tensor G7 chipset (codename "LaJolla") succeeding the chip used in the Pixel 11 series, though no CPU, GPU or modem details have surfaced yet. Google has also mentioned exploring silicon-carbon battery technology, which could potentially arrive with this generation. Beyond the codename and chip name, no display, camera, battery or pricing details have been confirmed or leaked at this stage.

Pros

  • Expected to carry Google's typical long-term OS and security update commitment
  • Rumored Tensor G7 chipset suggests a generational performance upgrade
  • Positioned as Google's large-screen flagship Pixel, typically pairing a bigger display with a larger battery

Cons

  • Not yet officially announced by Google, no confirmed launch date
  • All information currently comes from a single leaker's codename reveal, not verified specifications
  • Display, camera, battery and pricing details remain completely unknown at this stage
Release date
August 28, 2027
Model
Google Pixel 12 Pro XL
Storage capacity
256 GB
SIM card
SIM + eSIM
Network
5G
Operating system
Android
Screen size (inches)
6.8
Form factor
Bar

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