IMEI entries in the GSMA database reviewed by OVRPlus have surfaced four unannounced Google models and their display resolutions, including a notably upgraded inner panel for the Pixel 12 Pro Fold. The listings show model IDs Pixel 12 (GC0QU), Pixel 12 Pro (GWU59), Pixel 12 Pro XL (G7U1Y) and Pixel 12 Pro Fold (G4D5D).
The three standard models appear to receive only small vertical adjustments to their screens. The base Pixel 12 is listed at 1080 × 2400, 24 pixels shorter vertically than the Pixel 11’s 1080 × 2424. The Pixel 12 Pro is shown at 1280 × 2824, 32 pixels down from 1280 × 2856, and the Pixel 12 Pro XL at 1344 × 2952, 40 pixels fewer than 1344 × 2992. The horizontal pixel counts remain unchanged, which points to a subtle aspect-ratio tweak rather than a major redesign. Final pixel density and screen sizes are not included in these entries, so how noticeable these changes will be in daily use is unclear.
Foldable gets the largest display upgrade
The most significant change in the listings concerns the foldable. The Pixel 12 Pro Fold’s inner display is listed at 2296 × 2404, up from the Pixel 11 Pro Fold’s 2076 × 2152. That represents roughly 10–24% more pixels depending on how the increase is calculated, which should translate to higher pixel density and sharper text and images, particularly when using split-screen multitasking. The inner panel remains near-square, indicating Google is refining its existing foldable shape rather than moving to the wider, more rectangular layouts used by some competitors.
These IMEI entries do not include other details such as the outer-display resolution, battery capacity, or Tensor chip specifications. Google is expected to announce the Pixel 12 series in August 2027. As always with early database listings, the numbers could still change before launch.
The IMEI entries currently signal that the Pixel 12 Pro Fold will receive the most substantial display upgrade within the Pixel 12 lineup.
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