A wave of new leaks is offering the most detailed look yet at Google‘s upcoming Pixel 11 Pro Fold, with specifications, images and pricing details surfacing from multiple outlets ahead of the device’s expected October launch, though Google has not confirmed any of the reported details.

According to leaked specifications reported by GSMArena, Android Authority and Tom’s Guide, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is expected to feature an 8-inch internal folding display with 2076×2160 resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate and 2,050-nit peak brightness. The external cover display is rumored to carry a 1080×2342 resolution, also at 120Hz, with a brighter 2,450-nit peak.

The device is expected to run on Google’s next-generation Tensor G6 chip, reportedly built on a 2-nanometer TSMC process. Leaked details point to a CPU configuration built around ARM’s C1-Ultra and C1-Pro cores, paired with a PowerVR graphics processor and Google’s Titan M3 security chip, alongside a MediaTek modem.

On memory and battery, the leaks suggest 12 or 16 gigabytes of RAM and a battery capacity of roughly 4,658 milliamp-hours. The camera system is rumored to include a 50-megapixel main sensor alongside 48-megapixel ultrawide and periscope telephoto lenses.

Pricing leaks suggest the device could start at around $1,899, positioning it at the high end of the foldable phone market. High-resolution leaked images published by outlets including Tom’s Guide have also shown the device from multiple angles ahead of any official reveal.

As with all pre-launch leaks, none of these specifications, pricing details or images have been confirmed by Google, and the company is expected to formally unveil the Pixel 11 lineup closer to its anticipated October launch window, when the actual specifications will become clear.

The leaks follow a similar pattern to last year’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold, whose specifications also surfaced online well ahead of its official unveiling. Reports from The Gadgeteer additionally point to a new visual identifier described as “Pixel Glow” appearing in leaked renders, though its exact function has not been detailed in any of the leaks so far.