Key facts
- The Pixel 11 Pro Fold measures 5mm unfolded and 10.1mm folded, versus 5.2mm and 10.8mm for the Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
- Google claims three times the durability of the prior model, per the review, with a glass-ceramic cover and glass-fiber composite back.
- The outer display peaks at 3,600 nits, up from 3,000 nits on last year's model, the review said.
- The main sensor remains 48 megapixels, and Super Res Zoom rose to 30x from 20x, according to the review.
- The reviewer said the crease remains visible and that only two apps can run side by side.
- The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is priced at $1,899, about $100 below the iPhone Duo, the review said.
A review of Google's Pixel 11 Pro Fold described a foldable that keeps the prior generation's format while adding a lighter body, a brighter outer display, faster wireless charging and an updated main camera sensor. The review did not date the device's release or the publication.
The device is 5mm thick unfolded and 10.1mm folded, against 5.2mm and 10.8mm for the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, and weighs 19 grams less, according to the review. Google claims the new model is three times as durable as its predecessor, the review said, citing a glass-ceramic cover and a glass-fiber composite back. The reviewer said the stiff hinge prevents one-handed opening.
The outer display peaks at 3,600 nits, up from 3,000 nits, the review said. The reviewer described a visible crease and said only two apps can run side by side, with Gmail offering a split view but Slack not doing so.
The main sensor stays at 48 megapixels but lets in more light, and Super Res Zoom rose to 30x from 20x, per the review. The telephoto and ultrawide sensors are similar to last year's, the reviewer said, and the foldable's cameras trail those of the Pixel 11 Pro.
At $1,899, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold costs about $100 less than the iPhone Duo and the same as the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, the review said, while the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra starts at $2,099 in the US. The reviewer said Xiaomi and Honor plan foldables for Europe.
