Promotional renders of Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 Pro Fold have surfaced online ahead of its expected debut at the August 12 “Made by Google” event. Shared by prominent industry tipster Evan Blass, the high-resolution images show that while Google is maintaining the overall aesthetic of its predecessor, the flagship foldable features key hardware refinements and a noticeably slimmer profile. When closed, the device reportedly measures 10.1mm thick—down from 10.8mm on the previous model—unfolding to reveal an 8-inch main inner display.
The leak highlights a redesigned camera visor featuring an all-black glass layout with reorganized sensor cutouts. Integrated directly into the rear camera housing is “Pixel Glow,” a new notification LED array designed to pulse during background AI processing or provide color-coded alerts when the phone is face-down. Marketing materials pictured in the leak emphasize deep integration with Google’s Gemini Intelligence suite, highlighting real-time voice interaction and agentic AI capabilities built directly into the operating system.
Under the hood, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is expected to run on Google’s new Tensor G6 chipset, manufactured on a 2nm process for improved power efficiency to balance its slimmer chassis. Shown in a new “Pine” green colorway alongside standard dark options, the foldable is rumored to face a slight price increase, starting near $1,899 as Google positions the hardware as its ultimate AI platform.
