The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is sneakily maybe the most impressive of Google’s new releases this week, but on picking it up one thing caught my eye – one half of it is thicker than the other.
It’s not super uncommon for the two halves of a foldable to slightly differ in size, but it’s usually by such a small degree that you simply can’t see it. On Pixel 11 Pro Fold, it was evident the second I laid eyes on the device. But closed and open, you can see that one half is thicker – or one half is thinner, depending on how you want to look at it – than the other.
And, interestingly, it’s not the way you might expect.
The half that contains the cameras and the Qi2 magnet hardware is the thinner one, while the half with the cover display is a bit thicker.
When opened, as pictured above, the plane of the inner display is flat, while the back is slightly uneven. It’s not a big deal and something you won’t notice in feel, but it’s absolutely visible.
