Google's Pixel 12 series surfaced in database listings with display specifications and model numbers, offering an early look at the company's 2027 flagship smartphone lineup. The leak suggests Google could retain four models while making a more substantial screen upgrade to the Pixel 12 Pro Fold.
The standard Pixel 12 is reportedly listed with a 1080 × 2400-pixel display. The Pixel 12 Pro could feature a 1280 × 2824-pixel panel, while the Pro XL may use a 1344 × 2952-pixel screen.
According to reports citing OVR+ and GSMA IMEI database listings, the alleged lineup includes the Pixel 12, Pixel 12 Pro, Pixel 12 Pro XL and Pixel 12 Pro Fold. The devices are reportedly carrying model numbers GC0QU, GWU59, G7U1Y and G4D5D, respectively.
Interestingly, these figures are slightly different from the reported resolutions of the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL. The change does not necessarily mean a reduction in display quality. Instead, it could indicate that Google is preparing panels with different dimensions or aspect ratios.
The Pixel 12 Pro Fold appears to be in line for the most significant display change. Its inner screen is reportedly listed at 2296 × 2404 pixels, compared with 2076 × 2152 pixels on the Pixel 11 Pro Fold.
The reports also suggest Google may retain a near-square inner-screen format rather than adopting a wider foldable design. Separately, earlier reports indicated that Google could explore a dual ultra-thin glass structure for the next Fold, potentially reducing the visibility and feel of the display crease.
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