Pixel 12 leak hints at wider screens and a sharper foldable display
Leaked IMEI database listings suggest the Pixel 12 family will use slightly wider displays, with the standard model moving to 1,080 x 2,400. The Pixel 12 Pro Fold’s inner screen is tipped to become sharper at 2,296 x 2,404. The report says Google appears to be refining screen proportions rather than following rivals into very wide foldables.
Leaked GSMA IMEI listings, reported by Smartprix and attributed to OVRPlus, point to three Pixel 12 models: GC0QU, GWU59, and G7U1Y. Their resolutions suggest slightly wider proportions, with the base model moving from 1,080 x 2,424 on the Pixel 11 to 1,080 x 2,400.
The Pixel 12 Pro Fold is the exception: its internal screen is tipped to rise from 2,076 x 2,152 to 2,296 x 2,404. That sharper figure suggests Google is refining its existing foldable shape rather than adopting the wider formats some rivals are pursuing.
If accurate, these display tweaks may matter most to frequent readers, mobile gamers, and foldable users who notice aspect ratio and sharpness. Slightly wider phones could alter one-handed comfort and case compatibility, while a sharper inner foldable screen may appeal to multitaskers and media viewers. Because the changes appear incremental, broader consumer impact could be limited, with many buyers likely prioritizing price, battery life, and software support over small resolution shifts.