Documents reveal that the device will be marketed as water-resistant and pocket-sized. Expected to weigh 10 ounces, the Pixel Fold would be slightly heavier than the Galaxy Z Fold 4. But the extra heft comes with a bigger battery enabling a 24-hour runtime (or up to 72 hours in a low-power mode).
As you’d expect, Google plans to equip the Pixel Fold with its in-house Tensor G2 chip. That’s the same processor powering the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. Thus far, they’ve proven to be performance champs.
And while today’s report doesn’t allude to it, the Tensor G2 might also enable some of the same camera tricks those smartphones were blessed with. Previous rumors have stated that Google might use the same 50-megapixel resolution, too, albeit with the older sensors found in the Pixel 6 series. Either way, that would be a huge selling point against a field struggling to provide impressive optics.
If you’re sold, you can start to assess the trade-in value of your current phones, as the report comes with word that Google will take your older device to help make the Pixel Fold a more manageable buy price-wise. And you might even get a free Pixel Watch to throw on your wrist if you buy one ahead of the street date. We’re less than a month away from all the official details if this report holds weight.
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