- Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold made its appearance on EVLeaks showcasing what the upcoming fold brings on-board.
- There's no major cosmetic change on-board except a glowy light on its rear camera setup.
- Pixel 11 Pro Fold prepares its launch on August 12 alongside the entire Pixel 11 series.
Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold just made its appearance in promotional renders thanks to the courtesy of tipster Evan Blass, aka @evleaks. Turns out the phone may not offer much of an upgrade in terms of visual appearance, albeit with minor cosmetic changes. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming foldable phone from the search engine juggernaut.
Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold promotional renders spills the bean
Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold promotional renders were spotted on SubStack by Evan Blass. The phone, as confirmed, brings an 8” inner primary foldable display akin to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. As is known, the upcoming Pixel 11 family will bring better integration with Gemini Intelligence, making it an AI-heavy smartphone as it readies for launch on August 12.
Design-wise, Pixel 11 Pro Fold looks solid with slightly heavy bezels (again, similar to the predecessor); there’s a pronounced rear quad-camera setup housing two pill-shaped camera bumps on a secondary bump. The rear cam setup will receive a slightly cosmetic change with a glowy light on-board, although the final output remains to be seen.
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Just like the last-gen foldable, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold brings a centrally placed punch-hole selfie cam on the secondary display plus a top-right-cornered punch-hole for the selfie on the primary display.
There are visible antenna lines and a polished power button on the right edge, plus a volume rocker right under. Overall, I would say the Pixel 11 Pro Fold looks way better than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 (Wide) and the upcoming Apple iPhone Ultra, although you be your own judge.
The Pixel 11 Pro Fold brings a next-gen Tensor G6 SoC, plus a powerful 4,800mAh battery on board. The phone arrives at the next Made by Google event on August 12th at 6 pm ET and will attract a higher pricing tag than the predecessor.
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