Google’s Pixel 12 lineup may again consist of four phones, with leaked display resolutions pointing to modestly different screen proportions on the three conventional models and a sharper inner panel for the next foldable. The details come from OVRPlus, which says it found the devices in the GSMA IMEI database.
- Google Pixel 12 — GC0QU
- Google Pixel 12 Pro — GWU59
- Google Pixel 12 Pro XL — G7U1Y
- Google Pixel 12 Pro Fold — G4D5D
The reported model list mirrors the current product structure, but Google has not confirmed any of these devices. There are also no reliable details yet on pricing, cameras, batteries or the next Tensor chip, and identifiers or configurations can change before launch.
| Model | Reported Pixel 12 resolution | Pixel 11 resolution cited in the report |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel 12 | 1080 × 2400 | 1080 × 2424 |
| Pixel 12 Pro | 1280 × 2824 | 1280 × 2856 |
| Pixel 12 Pro XL | 1344 × 2952 | 1344 × 2992 |
| Pixel 12 Pro Fold inner display | 2296 × 2404 | 2076 × 2152 |
For the Pixel 12, Pixel 12 Pro and Pixel 12 Pro XL, the apparent change is a reduction in vertical pixels. The reported figures cut 24 pixels from the standard model, 32 from the Pro and 40 from the Pro XL. Google lists the current Pro and Pro XL at 1280 × 2856 and 1344 × 2992, respectively, with 20:9 aspect ratios for both.
A resolution change alone does not establish a phone’s physical dimensions. Display diagonal, panel aspect ratio and chassis measurements will be needed before it is possible to say whether the new Pixels are shorter, wider or otherwise differently sized.
Foldable may retain its near-square direction
The Pixel 12 Pro Fold is the more significant claimed change. Its inner display is listed at 2296 × 2404, versus 2076 × 2152 on the Pixel 11 Pro Fold—roughly 23.5% more pixels. Even so, those numbers would keep the internal screen close to square rather than shifting it toward the wider, shorter foldable formats increasingly used elsewhere in the market.
The report does not provide a resolution for the Pixel 12 Pro Fold’s cover display. That missing specification will be important in determining whether Google is changing the closed-phone experience as well as increasing the density of the inner panel.
