Google’s upcoming foldable smartphone, the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold, has appeared in its first batch of renders, courtesy of @OnLeaks, and is the successor to last year’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold. The images suggest a largely familiar design, featuring more rounded corners and evenly sized bezels.
The placement of the inner cameras remains unchanged from its predecessor. However, the rear camera module appears slightly smaller this time. The LED flash has been repositioned to the left side beside the camera setup, with two additional cameras placed below it.
In terms of dimensions, the device is said to measure 155.2 x 150.4mm when unfolded and 10.1mm thick (4.8mm unfolded), making it slightly thicker than the previous model, which measured 10.8mm (5.2mm unfolded). The sizes of both the outer and inner displays, along with the battery capacity, are expected to stay the same.
The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is rumored to be powered by the Tensor G6 3nm chipset manufactured by TSMC and could feature 16GB of RAM. Camera specifications have yet to be revealed, but significant upgrades are not anticipated.
