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Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold

Released October 2025 · Full specs on GSMArena · Updated Oct 30, 2025

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≈ Some disagreement · spread ±6

Consensus of 13 reviews (10 scored) from 10 independent publishers. PC-Welt and Tech Advisor (both Foundry); Android Central and Tom's Guide and TechRadar (all Future plc) count as one voice. How this is calculated.

Android Police83
The Verge81
CNET77
PC-Welt77
Trusted Reviews76
Tech Advisor76
Wired70
Tom's Guide67
Android Central64
TechRadar63
Each dot is one review, adjusted for how that publication usually scores; the line is our consensus. The closer the dots sit to the line, the more the reviewers agree.

Where the reviewers agree

Where they disagree

Bottom line: Suits buyers who want the most water and dust resistance in a book-style foldable and a Pixel software experience. Trade-offs are a heavy, thick body, weaker cameras than the other Pixel 10 Pro phones, and slower gaming performance than Snapdragon rivals.

Summarised with AI from the 13 reviews below — each one is linked in full.

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Key specs

Released
October 2025
Launch price (USD)
$1,799
Launch price (UK)
£1,749
Launch price (Europe)
€1,899
Form factor
Foldable (book)
OS
Android
Display
8″
Main camera
48 MP
Telephoto lens
Yes
Battery
5,015 mAh
Wired charging
30 W
Chipset
Google Tensor G5
Base storage
256 GB
Weight
258 g
Water resistance
IP68
Software updates
7 years
Sold in
US, UK, Europe

What the reviewers said

The Guardian UK

No scoreOct 30, 2025

A minor update over last year's Pixel Fold, but its dust and water resistance is a real durability step forward. Great tablet-like inner screen and strong AI, though it is…

  • First foldable with full water and dust resistance (IP68)
  • Great large inner screen for multitasking and media
  • Good performance with Google Tensor G5
  • Good cameras with capable 5x telephoto zoom
  • Qi2 magnetic accessory support
  • Extremely expensive compared with regular phones
  • Heavy and thick compared with Samsung Z Fold 7
  • Cameras cannot match regular Pixel 10 Pro
  • Battery life is reasonable but behind best rivals
  • Inner screen softer than glass and can be marked
Read the full review at The Guardian →

PC-Welt DE

4/5Oct 28, 2025

A solid foldable with useful upgrades like IP68, bigger battery and brighter screens, but it trails Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 in design, performance and cameras.

  • First foldable with IP68 dust and water resistance
  • Larger battery and brighter inner and outer displays
  • Built-in Pixelsnap magnets for accessories
  • Solid build quality and hinge durability
  • Seven years of software updates
  • Sustained gaming performance trails Snapdragon 8 Elite devices
  • Camera hardware unchanged and considered outdated
  • Bulky design with thick outer and inner bezels
  • Visible crease more noticeable than rival foldables
  • Phone gets warm during demanding games
Read the full review at PC-Welt →

Android Central US

3.5/5Oct 27, 2025

An iterative update with minor design changes; first IP68 foldable and Pixelsnap are highlights, but overall it feels run-of-the-mill, with weak GPU performance.

  • First foldable with an IP68 rating
  • Pixelsnap magnetic Qi2 charging works well
  • Software is polished, Gemini unobtrusive
  • Cheaper than other flagship foldables
  • All-day battery life in testing
  • Lacks some camera features found on Pixel 10 Pro/XL
  • Tensor G5 GPU performance lags behind Qualcomm rivals
  • Design nearly unchanged from predecessor
  • Still limited to two apps on inner screen
Read the full review at Android Central →

Tweakers NL

No scoreOct 13, 2025

Not a bad phone, but rivals are making bigger leaps this year while the price stays high. Durable and dust-resistant, with good cameras and battery, yet Tensor G5 lags.

  • Beautiful, bright inner and outer screens
  • First tablet-style foldable with IP68 dust and water resistance
  • Good main and ultrawide cameras
  • Improved battery life and Qi2 charging
  • Strong long-term update promise
  • High price, well above discounted rivals
  • Tensor G5 trails competitors in system performance
  • Design looks dated and is thick and heavy
  • Visible, tactile crease in the display
  • Missing AI software features in Benelux
Read the full review at Tweakers →

Android Police US

8.5/10Staff pickOct 12, 2025

Not the flashiest or lightest foldable, but its durable hinge, IP68 rating, big battery and software make it worth buying.

  • Smooth, sturdy gearless hinge
  • IP68 dust and water resistance
  • Two-day battery life with large 5015mAh cell
  • Excellent 8-inch internal display and larger 6.4-inch cover screen
  • Strong camera results, especially in low light
  • Heavy at 258g and slightly thicker
  • Bulky compared to Galaxy Z Fold 7
  • Slow 30W wired charging
  • Expensive at $1,800
  • Gaming performance trails Galaxy Z Fold 7
Read the full review at Android Police →

CNET US

8.3/10Oct 8, 2025

A durable, long-lasting foldable that keeps the Pixel 9 Pro Fold's design at the same price, with cameras that lag behind the other Pixel 10 Pro phones.

  • IP68 rating, rare among foldables
  • Slimmer bezels on cover screen
  • More functionality on the internal display
  • Longer battery life than predecessor
  • Price unchanged from Pixel 9 Pro Fold
  • Cameras are a step down from other Pixel 10 Pro phones
  • Multitasking limited to two apps
  • Design nearly identical to Pixel 9 Pro Fold
  • Slightly thicker and heavier than predecessor
  • Super Res Zoom no match for optical zoom
Read the full review at CNET →

Phonandroid FR

No scoreOct 8, 2025

A well-rounded, consistent foldable that changes little from the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, with strong screens and software, but weak GPU and limited photo setup at its price.

  • Same 1899 euro starting price as predecessor, with a new 1 TB…
  • Very bright inner and outer displays with good colour accuracy
  • Ships with Android 16 out of the box
  • Battery life praised; no compromises on endurance
  • Cover screen enlarged to 6.4 inches
  • Tensor G5 GPU well behind Apple A19 Pro and Snapdragon 8 Elite
  • No ray tracing support
  • Photo setup judged limited for near 2000 euro price
  • Little design change from the Pixel 9 Pro Fold
  • Interface split-screen support less advanced than Samsung and Honor
Read the full review at Phonandroid →

Trusted Reviews UK

4/5Oct 8, 2025

A durable, highly water- and dust-resistant foldable with good displays and reliable cameras, but bulky, heavy and somewhat plain next to rivals.

  • Solid, durable build for a foldable
  • IP68 dust and water resistance, highest among foldables
  • Colour-rich displays with a pleasant tuning
  • Strong stereo speakers
  • Qi2 support and consistent camera experience
  • Big and heavy compared to rivals
  • Underpowered versus competing foldables
  • Zoom and ultrawide cameras weak in low light
  • Crease more visible than competitors
  • Slow 30W wired charging
Read the full review at Trusted Reviews →

Tom's Guide US

3.5/5Oct 8, 2025

A versatile foldable with bright displays, IP68 durability, longer battery life and strong cameras, undercut by its thickness, weight and uneven AI and performance.

  • Very bright inner and cover displays
  • IP68 dust and water resistance, a first for foldables
  • Longer battery life than Galaxy Z Fold 7
  • Superb camera quality with 5x optical zoom
  • $200 cheaper than Galaxy Z Fold 7
  • Noticeably thicker and heavier than Galaxy Z Fold 7
  • Magic Cue AI doesn't work consistently
  • Relatively slow performance in graphics and transcoding
  • Multitasking limited to two apps side by side
Read the full review at Tom's Guide →

TechRadar UK

3.5/5Oct 8, 2025

A solid Pixel foldable with durable build and polished software, but its high price and camera shortfalls versus Samsung make it hard to recommend.

  • IP68 rating, a first for a foldable of this size
  • Polished, refined Android software experience
  • Useful AI tools like Camera Coach and call screening
  • Pixelsnap magnetic charging opens accessory ecosystem
  • Comfortable to hold; better battery life than rivals
  • Very expensive, starting at $1,799
  • Cameras lag behind Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7
  • Not thin or light compared with newer foldables
  • Few features take advantage of the foldable design
Read the full review at TechRadar →

The Verge US

8/10Oct 8, 2025

A solid foldable upgrade thanks to IP68 dust and water resistance, though heavy, pricey, and with weaker cameras than the other Pixel 10 Pros.

  • IP68 dust and water resistance, a first for a foldable
  • Qi2 support with built-in magnets and ring stand
  • Wider screen feels good for side-by-side apps
  • Battery lasts a full day with moderate use
  • Survived sand and saltwater mishap
  • Heavy and chunky design
  • Cameras weaker than other Pixel 10 Pro phones
  • Expensive compared to regular phones
  • Screen gets hot and dims in direct sunlight
  • Saltwater not covered by IP68 rating
Read the full review at The Verge →

Wired US

7/10Oct 8, 2025

A fun, durable book-style foldable with a great hinge-era build and Qi2 magnets, but it lacks several Pixel 10 Pro features and costs too much for what it omits.

  • Native Qi2 magnetic charging works well with MagSafe accessories
  • IP68 rating, better than many folding rivals
  • Bright, sharp, smooth 120Hz external and inner screens
  • Easy split-screen multitasking with resizable app panes
  • Solid battery life for a foldable
  • Missing several Pro features found on Pixel 10 Pro
  • Camera results less sharp and bright than Pixel 10 Pro
  • Chunky and heavy next to Galaxy Z Fold7
  • Gets warm under heavy loads, no vapor chamber
  • Initial review unit had a microphone defect
Read the full review at Wired →

Tech Advisor UK

4/5Oct 8, 2025

A solid, durable foldable with IP68, bigger battery and magnets, but chunky design, weaker cameras and slower performance leave it trailing the Galaxy Z Fold 7.

  • First foldable with IP68 dust and water resistance
  • Bigger battery and faster charging
  • Brighter inner and outer screens, up to 3000 nits
  • Built-in Pixelsnap magnets
  • Seven years of software updates
  • Slower gaming performance than Snapdragon rivals
  • Cameras identical to predecessor and outdated
  • Chunky design and thick bezels
  • Crease more noticeable than rivals
  • Heavier and thicker than the previous model
Read the full review at Tech Advisor →

Verdicts, pros and cons are short summaries in our words of each publisher's review; scores are as the publisher gave them. Specs are taken from the reviews' spec boxes — where they differ, we show the value most of them give; price is the US launch price of the base model. Read the originals for the full picture.