Freshly leaked CAD renders have given us our first look at the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold, the successor to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. It seems the Pixel 11 Pro Fold will maintain the same form factor as its predecessor, albeit with a redesigned camera island (via Android Headlines).
Moving away from the somewhat bulky, stacked rectangular housing seen on previous models, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold features a cleaner, more modern camera bump. The new design sees the LED flash and microphone integrated directly into a pill-shaped cutout alongside the lenses, rather than sitting awkwardly to the side. The edges where the camera module meets the back glass are also more curved, creating a more seamless “integrated” look.
Google has been on a mission to make its foldables more pocketable, and the Pixel 11 Pro Fold continues that trend. Reports indicate the device will be even thinner than the current model. When folded, the phone is expected to measure just 10.1mm thick (down from 10.8mm), and a mere 4.8mm when unfolded.
While these dimensions make it one of the thinnest book-style foldables on the market, Google isn’t sacrificing durability. The device is expected to retain its IP68 (or potentially IP69) water and dust resistance rating, thanks to further refinements in its gearless hinge mechanism.
Under the hood, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is set to debut the Tensor G6 chipset. Unlike previous versions, this chip is rumored to be manufactured by TSMC on a cutting-edge 3nm (or potentially 2nm) process. This shift is significant because it promises better thermal management and efficiency.
This new silicon will likely power a suite of next-generation AI features. Rumors suggest that the Pixel 11 series might introduce “Ultra Low Light Video” processed entirely on-device and 100x Super Res Zoom assisted by machine learning. Additionally, a new MediaTek M90 modem is expected to fix long-standing connectivity issues, providing faster and more stable 5G speeds.
If Google follows its established rhythm, we can expect the Pixel 11 Pro Fold to be officially unveiled in August 2026.
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