Information from the GSMA database, highlighted by OVR+, indicates the model numbers for Google's forthcoming Pixel 12 lineup. The series is expected to include four devices: Pixel 12 (GC0QU), Pixel 12 Pro (GWU59), Pixel 12 Pro XL (G7U1Y), and Pixel 12 Pro Fold (G4D5D).
The leak provides display resolutions for the standard Pixel 12 models. The base Pixel 12 is listed at 1080x2400, a minor change from the Pixel 11's 1080x2424. The Pixel 12 Pro is listed at 1280x2824, compared to the 11 Pro's 1280x2856. Similarly, the Pixel 12 Pro XL is reported to have a 1344x2952 resolution, a slight adjustment from the 11 Pro XL's 1344x2992. These minor resolution differences could suggest either smaller panels or a display redesign.
The Pixel 12 Pro Fold's inner display is listed with a resolution of 2296x2404, an increase from the Pixel 11 Pro Fold's 2076x2152. This resolution update indicates Google will likely retain the near-square design for its foldable device, rather than adopting a wider format. All four devices are expected to launch with Android 18.
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Leaked information from the GSMA database details model numbers and display resolutions for Google's upcoming Pixel 12 series, including a Pixel 12 Pro Fold. The leak suggests minor display resolution changes for the standard models and a resolution increase for the Fold's inner display, maintaining its near-square aspect ratio.