Google Pixel Fold could be unveiled at the I/O 2023 keynote in May 2023. Yesterday, the official-looking renders of Google Pixel Fold revealed the design, and now the same source shared its key specifications, shortly after the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5’s renders leak.
According to tipster @Evleaks, the Google Pixel Fold measures 139.7mm x 79.5mm x 12.1mm (5.5″ tall by 3.1″ wide by 0.5″ thick) when folded and 139.7mm x 158.7mm x 5.8mm (5.5″ x 6.2″ x 0.2″) when unfolded as well as the smartphone’s weight is 283 grams.
The Pixel Fold’s 5.8-inch front OLED display (146.7mm) has a 17.4:9 aspect ratio and 1080 x 2092 resolution at 408PPI. Moreover, it features up to 120Hz refresh rate, 1550 nits peak brightness, and Gorilla Glass Victus cover glass.
Adding to this, the 7.6-inch (192.3mm) internal folding OLED display has a 6:5 aspect ratio and 1840 x 2208 resolution at 380PPI. Same 120Hz refresh as the outer display, but with slightly lesser, 1450 nit peak brightness, and a plastic protective layer.
Furthermore, the first foldable Pixel phone is equipped with a Tensor G2, Titan M2 co-processor, 12GB LPDDR5 RAM, 256GB or 512GB of UFS 3.1 storage, and 4821mAh battery (typical) with 30-watt wired charging. It also features IPX8 rating for water resistance along with USB Type-C 3.2 gen 2.
Rear cameras
- Main: 48MP quad pixel w/ 0.8 μm pixels on a 1/2″ sensor, ƒ/1.7 aperture, 82° FoV
- UW: 10.8MP w/ 1.25 μm pixels on a 1/3″ sensor, ƒ/2.2 aperture, 121.1° FoV
- Telephoto: 10.8MP dual pixel w/ 1.22 μm pixels on a 1/3.1″ sensor, ƒ/3.05 aperture, 21.9° FoV, 5x optical zoom
Front camera
- 9.5MP dual pixel with 1.22 μm pixels, ƒ/2.2 aperture, 84° FoV
- Inner camera
- 8MP with 1.12 μm pixels, ƒ/2.0 aperture, 84° FoV
Galaxy Z Fold 5 Renders
Yesterday, Onleaks in collaboration with Smartprix revealed the CAD renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 smartphone. The main upgrades in Samsung’s next foldable include new droplet (waterdrop) hinge, less visible crease, slimmer body when folded, slightly larger camera rings, and re-arranged LED flash.
