Google has unveiled the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, expanding its Pixel 11 range with a foldable model starting at $1,899 and arriving in shops on 20 August. The new handset is positioned as a slimmer, lighter and more durable successor to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, although its $100 price rise mirrors the rest of the new Pixel line.

The Fold has an 8-inch internal Super Actua Flex OLED display and a 6.5-inch outer OLED screen, both claimed to reach 3,600 nits and be 20% brighter than before. It uses Google’s Tensor G6 chip, carries an IP68 rating, and has a triple rear camera led by a 48MP main sensor that Google says captures 56% more light; Google also claims the device is nearly 10% lighter, 1mm thinner and three times stronger than its predecessor.