Google Launches £1,799 Pixel 11 Pro Fold With Tensor G6 and 48MP Triple Camera

3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Sep 14

£1,799 buys Google’s fourth-generation foldable, a 239g Pixel 11 Pro Fold that keeps the familiar phone-like outer shape while adding a slightly larger 6.5-inch cover screen and an 8-inch inner display.
Tensor G6 and 16GB of RAM keep multitasking smooth, while Android 17 adds fold-focused features such as a floating taskbar, expanded split-screen tools and up to five floating app windows.
A new 48MP main camera leads one of the strongest foldable camera setups, joined by 10.5MP ultrawide and 10.8MP 5x telephoto lenses, though the phone lacks the Pixel 11 Pro’s generative AI zoom.
Battery life trails some rivals at about 36 hours, and the crease is more visible than on the best competitors, but IP68 protection, Qi2 magnetic charging and support through August 2033 strengthen its appeal.
The review calls the device a modest hardware update rather than a redesign, positioning it as a premium foldable for buyers who want a regular-phone feel when closed despite the higher £50 year-on-year price.