Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold specs fully leaked: 8-inch display, Tensor G6 processor, priced near 62,000

Ahead of Google’s plannedMade by Google」With less than two weeks until the launch event, following the previousAppearance revealedThe final piece of the Pixel 11 series puzzle has finally fallen into place. According to the latest leak, it will Pixel 11 Pro Fold The full specifications are laid out all at once, from screen size and processor model to battery capacity and camera configuration, leaving almost no suspense. This foldable flagship, codenamed “Yogi” (internal number 9YI4), is Google’s third-generation foldable phone. Compared to the previous Pixel 10 Pro Fold’s starting price of $1,799, the new 256GB version is priced directly at $1,899 (approximately NT$61,700), an increase of about $100.

Screen: Fully upgraded internal and external dual displays

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold’s inner display measures 8 inches, featuring an LTPO OLED panel with a 1 to 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and a resolution of 2076 x 2152. The outer display is a 6.4-inch 120Hz OLED panel, allowing users to complete most everyday tasks without unfolding the phone. The outer display has a resolution of 1080 x 2342, which is very close to the main display specs of the Pixel 11 Pro, showing that Google has put effort into the usability of the outer display and doesn’t want users to experience a noticeable drop-off when using it.

In terms of thickness, according to previously leaked CAD render information, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold measures about 10.1 mm thick when folded, and thins down to 4.8 mm when unfolded. This is a slight improvement over the previous generation; Google is clearly continuing to compress thickness through structural engineering, with the goal of making the foldable feel closer to a typical bar phone in the hand.

Core specs: TSMC 2nm Tensor G6 processor

The Tensor G6 processor in the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is the core of this upgrade. According to multiple reports, the Tensor G6 may use TSMC’s 2nm (N2) process, featuring a 1+4+2 core architecture. The jump from 3nm to 2nm is a significant process leap, which in theory could deliver a substantial performance boost at the same power consumption, or significantly reduce power draw at equivalent performance.

In terms of memory, the leaks show the Pixel 11 Pro Fold will come in 12GB and 16GB LPDDR5X RAM variants. However, most sources indicate that 16GB should be standard across the entire lineup — after all, for a flagship foldable, 12GB would be in an awkward position in the second half of 2026. As for storage, the 128GB option has been dropped, with the lineup starting at 256GB, along with 512GB and 1TB upgrade tiers (which is also the main reason for the price increase).

Camera system: triple-lens rear setup, dual front cameras

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold’s rear camera features a triple-lens setup: a 48MP main lens, a 10.5MP ultrawide lens, and a 10.8MP telephoto lens. This combination is essentially the same as the camera specs of the previous Pixel 10 Pro Fold, showing that Google chose a steady approach for the foldable’s camera hardware rather than forcing an upgrade just to look better on a spec sheet. Compared to the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL, which are reportedly upgrading the main lens to 50MP, the Pro Fold remains at 48MP.

Battery and Charging: Minor Upgrade

There are some discrepancies in the battery capacity figures. The leak shows the Pixel 11 Pro Fold has a battery capacity of 4,806mAh, while 9to5Google’s May report indicated a typical capacity of 5,015mAh and a minimum capacity of 4,658mAh. PhoneArena’s summary also mentions battery specifications above 5,015mAh. The differences may come from how the ratings are labeled under different certification standards, but overall, the battery capacity increase compared to the previous generation is not particularly significant. As for charging specifications, wired charging remains at 30W, while wireless charging supports the Qi2 standard. The 30W wired charging speed is indeed not particularly impressive in the 2026 flagship phone market—most Android competitors have already moved to fast charging specs of 65W or even over 100W. However, Google has always been conservative with charging speeds, prioritizing battery lifespan and safety.

Price and launch timeline

The pricing for the three storage versions of the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is as follows:

• 256GB$1,899 USD (approximately NT$61,700)
• 512GB：$2,019 US dollars (approximately NT$65,600)
• 1TB: $2,249 USD (approximately NT$73,100)

Compared to the previous generation Pixel 10 Pro Fold’s 256GB version, which started at $1,799, the entire series has seen a price increase of about $100. In the European market, the entire Pixel 11 series is expected to see a price increase of about €100, with the top-tier 1TB version potentially approaching NT$90,000. As for the launch timeline, Google has confirmed it will hold a product launch event in New York on August 12, where all four Pixel 11 models (Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, Pixel 11 Pro Fold) are expected to be unveiled simultaneously.

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold spec leak essentially lays all of Google’s cards on the table: an 8-inch inner display, a TSMC 2nm Tensor G6, up to 1TB of storage, and a starting price of $1,899, painting a picture of a foldable flagship that covers all the bases on paper. That said, 30W wired charging does look conservative at this stage, and the camera hardware shows no significant improvement either. Whether Google can leverage the Tensor G6’s AI computing power and software integration to pull ahead of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series will become clear after the August 12 launch event.

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