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Pixel 11 Pro Fold: Sturdy rectengale in a wide wide world

Google made a sturdy phone, but there is increasing competition in the foldable world.

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold, although similar to last year's model, boasts a lighter design, brighter display, improved wireless charging, and an updated camera sensor. Available in a subtle olive color, the device may not appeal to those looking for their first foldable unless they are die-hard Pixel fans. Despite having a visible crease and being less thin than the Honor V6 Magic, the phone remains sturdy with a new glass-ceramic cover and glass-fiber composite back cover, making it three times more durable than its predecessor.

The 11 Pro Fold's 3,600-nit display offers better visibility in bright conditions compared to last year's 3,000-nit peak display. However, the device's other aspects, such as multitasking and app support, are still lagging behind Apple's iPhone Duo, leaving the competition between the two platforms uneasy.

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