Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold is the foldable centerpiece of Made by Google 2026. Launch coverage puts the starting price around $1,899–$1,900 after a roughly $100 year-over-year bump, with base storage starting at 256GB and higher configs up to 1TB. Wired’s hands-on spec table lists a 6.5-inch outer LTPO OLED and an 8-inch inner QHD+ LTPO OLED (both adaptive up to 120Hz with high peak brightness), Tensor G6 with 16GB RAM, Wi-Fi 7, UWB, IP68, and dual-side selfies for cover and inner displays. Google claims the new Fold is nearly 10% lighter with a more refined hinge/bezel package versus last year, and has leaned on durability messaging for the rear cover in press briefings. Camera parity with the slab Pixels improved: shared 48MP primary thinking and a 5x telephoto path show Google wants the Fold to be a full camera phone, not a compromise gadget. Ships with the rest of the Pixel 11 family around August 20 after August 12 preorders.
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