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Pixel 10 Pro Fold Review: Full Specs, Price, and Release Info

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Google’s third-gen foldable, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, sticks closely to last year’s model in looks and feel. It folds like a book, with a slim bezel and rounded corners. The hinge is reportedly tighter and slimmer than before, helping trim down some of the bulk when folded.

One big win this year: it’s expected to be the first dust-resistant foldable, earning an IP68 rating which is a big jump over the Pixel 9 Pro Fold’s IPX8 (water-resistant only).

Display & Build

  • Cover screen: about 6.4″ OLED, 120 Hz

  • Main screen: 8.0″ OLED, 120 Hz

  • Peak brightness around 2,700 nits

  • Made of aluminum and glass, though the foldable main panel won’t have tempered glass on top

Power & Performance

  • At its core is Google’s new Tensor G5 chip, now built on TSMC’s 3 nm process, expected to be faster and more efficient than last year’s.

  • Memory/storage: 16 GB RAM, options for 256 GB or 512 GB storage.

Cameras

Same camera lineup as the previous Fold:

  • 50 MP main

  • 10.5 MP ultrawide

  • 10.8 MP telephoto with 5× zoom

  • Two 10 MP selfie cameras (cover + internal)

Battery & Charging

  • Battery around 4,650 mAh, similar to last year’s model

  • Charging: still average at about 21 W wired, 7.5 W wireless

  • Expect decent longevity, but don’t be surprised if charging feels sluggish.

Price & Availability

Leaks suggest the starting price will be about $1,600, down from the previous $1,799. Expect an official launch at Google’s August 20 event, with shipping following shortly thereafter.

As for releases, this model should roll out globally, U.S., Europe, India, including Google’s usual markets.

Who It’s For

  • You want a true foldable tablet-phone that feels rugged (thanks to IP68).

  • You care about a bright, smooth screen and solid performance under the hood.

  • Camera quality stays reliable.

  • You’re okay with slow charging and don’t expect dramatic design changes.

Potential Drawbacks

  • More or less the same design as before, so nothing groundbreaking in appearance .

  • Charging still average (21 W wired).

  • Battery size hasn’t increased, which might limit day-long use.

Summary

If you skipped last year’s Fold, the 10 Pro Fold delivers real improvements: the Tensor G5 chip, thinner hinge, extra dust resistance, and a bit more cover display space. But if you have last year’s model, this isn’t a total overhaul though, specs are mostly the same, with key upgrades in durability and performance.

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