We haven’t heard anything official about the Google Pixel Fold at the recent Google Pixel 7, Google Pixel 7 Pro and Google Pixel Watch launches, but a new leak shows that Google’s foldable phone will be coming soon.
In the information shared by 91mobiles, various features have emerged, including the size and shape of Google’s new device, which is expected to be introduced with the name Pixel Fold, as well as some screen and camera details.
The main screen of the Google Pixel Fold, whose display panels are said to be supplied from Samsung, will run at a resolution of 2208×1840 pixels. The display is said to offer an average brightness of 800 nits, a maximum brightness of 1,200 nits and a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz. Meanwhile, the overall dimensions of the unfolded device are reported to be 123mm x 148mm.
As for the cameras, the Pixel Fold is said to have a triple rear camera consisting of Sony IMX787 main (64MP), IMX386 (12.2MP) ultra-wide and S5K3J1 (10MP) telephoto lenses. The inner screen camera reportedly uses a Sony IMX355 (8MP) sensor, while the outer screen reportedly has an S5K3J1 (10MP) sensor.
Some of these sensor specs have been mentioned before, but as we get closer to the Pixel Fold’s launch, details are starting to come together from a variety of sources, which of course raises the odds that these are indeed true.
Speaking of launch, the foldable phone is expected to launch in 2023. As always, the price will be crucial and is expected to have a price tag of around $1,400 (about £1,255 / AU$2,260).
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