Gestures
- Gesture testing on the 8" Super Actua Flex inner display (2076×2152)
Your layouts were built for tall phones or wide tablets. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold’s 8" inner display is almost square (2076×2152). See how your app looks on the real panel.
Key specifications, as published on the Google Store.
Compared with Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
It is now 6.5" at 1080×2342 with Smooth Display from 1 to 120Hz. Pixel 10 Pro Fold’s was 6.4" at 1080×2364 from 60 to 120Hz, so re-check outer layouts and pacing.
Typical capacity is 4,806 mAh, down from 5,015 mAh, while Google claims “24+ hour” battery life for both generations. Measured drain on your own app is worth capturing.
Tensor G6, Titan M3 and Android 17 replace Tensor G5, Titan M2 and Android 16. The 8" 2076×2152 inner display, 16GB RAM and IP68 rating are unchanged.
Pixel 11 & 10 Series and previous generations — all real, all on-demand.
Run manual, performance, visual and accessibility tests, or automate with Appium, Espresso, UiAutomator, etc. and CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab, Azure DevOps, etc.). On the Pixel 11 Pro Fold specifically:
listOf(PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE).forEach { device.rotate(it); pcloudy.screenshot() // Pixel 11 Pro Fold onView(withId(R.id.mainAction)).check(matches(isDisplayed())) }
An Appium / Espresso script for Android 17 that you can run on the real Pixel 11 Pro Fold. It captures a screenshot at each orientation and checks that the button is on screen. See the AI Suite →
Judging whether the layout looks right on a near-square display is still a human job, so use the screenshots as the review material.
Almost. It is 8" at 2076×2152.
The outer display is slightly larger and now adaptive from 1 to 120Hz. The inner display and 16GB RAM are unchanged. The battery is smaller (4,806 vs 5,015 mAh), with Tensor G6, Titan M3 and Android 17.
An 8" inner display (2076×2152) and a 6.5" outer display (1080×2342).
Folded it is 155.2 × 76 × 10.1 mm. Unfolded it is 155.2 × 150.4 × 5 mm.
Google lists Fingerprint Unlock and Face Unlock. You can test fingerprint authentication on the real device.