Google Pixel Fold specs : Processor: Google Tensor G2 | Display: 5.8 inches (outer) and 7.6 inches (inner) | Storage: 256GB, 512GB | Rear cameras: 48MP main, 10.8MP ultrawide, 10.8MP telephoto, and 9.5MP front | Battery capacity: 4,821mAh | Price: $1,799
On the opposite side of the budget spectrum sits the Google Pixel Fold at $1,799. The Fold is the first phone-to-tablet style foldable from the company, and it beats the competition in several regards. Notably, the Pixel Fold has a much smaller screen on the exterior, or when folded, giving the appearance of a compact Android instead of another large-screen handset.
Of course, once it’s unfolded, you’re presented with a 7.6-inch canvas that’s ideal for multi-app browsing, gaming, and streaming movies and videos. It helps that Google embeds a taskbar at the bottom of the screen so that opening two apps simultaneously is as simple as dragging and dropping them out. The dual-screen nature of a foldable makes it a fantastic camera for both group selfies, timed photos, and vlogging.
Did I mention that the Pixel Fold costs $1,799? Well, let me reiterate, because the phone is not cheap, and there’s a reason why it wasn’t given the superlative of “Best Google Pixel phone for most people” on this list. But the cost of innovation is a thing, and folks living on the bleeding edge will likely find a lot of value out of the Pixel Fold. If that’s your cup of tea, this is the first and best foldable made by Google.
Review: Google Pixel Fold
