The new foldable trims weight by 19 grams compared to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold while adopting a glass-ceramic cover and glass-fiber composite back for enhanced resilience. Its brighter screen peaks at 3,600 nits, though users will still notice a prominent crease in bright lighting conditions. Software capabilities feature floating app bubbles, Magic Cue suggestions, and a two-app multitasking limit alongside an updated 48-megapixel camera setup.
Key points
Hardware durability and brightness have significantly improved, though the device remains…: Hardware durability and brightness have significantly improved, though the device remains difficult to open with one hand.
Multitasking is restricted to two side-by-side applications, and third-party software opt…: Multitasking is restricted to two side-by-side applications, and third-party software optimization continues to show mixed results.
Incremental updates across the camera system and productivity tools make the foldable mos…: Incremental updates across the camera system and productivity tools make the foldable most appealing to dedicated brand loyalists.
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It’s strange to write this review when the world is focused on the passport-sized iPhone Duo, and China-based companies are busy releasing wide foldables with a similar design. Google, however, stuck to its guns this year and produced a Pixel 11 Pro Fold, which is pretty much similar to last year’s foldable.
The changes involve a lighter design, a brighter display, better wireless charging, and an updated camera sensor. The new olive color looks subtle but gorgeous, so that’s a bonus. However, with all the options out there, the device might not attract people who might be looking to buy their first foldable — unless they’re serious Pixel fans.
Nonetheless, I have enjoyed using the device because the Pixel 11 Pro Fold’s cameras are competent enough, even if they aren’t a match for the Pixel 11 Pro’s setup, and the screen is nice to use despite the very visible crease.
Design
The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is 5mm thick when unfolded (vs 5.2mm of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold) and 10.1mm thick when folded (vs 10.8 mm of the Pixel…
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