Unfold extraordinary with Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Our largest screen, plus advanced AI with Gemini.¹ It’s the best Pixel for multitasking and entertainment.
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Unfold extraordinary with Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Our largest screen, plus advanced AI with Gemini.¹ It’s the best Pixel for multitasking and entertainment.

Unfold extraordinary with Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Our largest screen, plus advanced AI with Gemini.¹ It’s the best Pixel for multitasking and entertainment.

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Coming from a Surface Duo 2, this is a great new foldable phone. Large inner screen. Outside screen is very usable for regular tasks. Photos look great and quick. Pixel snap is very sturdy and fast wireless charging is great, especially after not having wireless charging for so many years with the Surface Duo line. Battery life is phenomenal. I highly recommend the phone. The one ding is the slower splitscreen process compared to the Duo. It's not terrible but takes longer to do. Google can easily fix this in software. Look at my photo of the Fold next to the Duo.
Posted by FireProMaster
Love this phone. Would be hard to go back to a standard slab phone. Pixel 10 Pro Fold and the whole pixel 10 line up are great. Highly recommend.
Posted by DoubleJ
Setup The phone is shipped unfolded with a 3 foot USB-C cable, a Nano SIM slot access tool and a small booklet with safety, regulatory and compliance information. The booklet cover provides a link to the Google support website. I powered up the Pixel 10 with my old Samsung Note 10 nearby. The Pixel 10 quickly found and connected to the Note 10, and guided me through setup. After authentication on the Note 10, the setup process was handled entirely from the Pixel 10. It set itself up for my Wi-Fi network, copied over data, photos, music, etc., transferred my phone number and SIM information to its eSIM, and installed all the apps from the Note 10 that are available in the Play Store. It also set up my home screen background image from the Note 10. This all completed in about an hour, at which point the Pixel 10 Pro Fold was configured for the AT&T network and working without a trip to the phone store. I haven't encountered any problems following setup, I have all my data and applications except for the few no longer available in the Play Store. Hardware My Note 10 had very good performance and didn't feel slow, but the Pixel 10 Pro has reset my performance expectations. The system CPU and memory performance is amazing, it feels like everything happens instantly. The 6.4" 1080 x 2364 outer screen and the 8" 2076 x 2152 inner folding screen produce identically sharp and clear images. Colors in displayed camera images appear very true. When the phone is open, the inner folding screen has a smooth valley along the hinge that is easy to see in reflected light when the screen is off. In the absence of reflected light, the valley disappears when the screen is on and viewed straight on. The rear triple camera system takes amazing photos and videos with ease. It has wide, ultrawide and telephoto cameras, each with its own pixel, aperture, field of view and sensor size specifications. The camera system includes a 5x optical zoom and a 20x software zoom. The sharpness and level of detail is remarkable when zooming in on a typical photo. Aside from a Nano SIM slot, the only physical interface on the phone is its 30W USB-C port. There is no microSD card slot or analog audio jack. This is a fairly standard design choice these days, and I believe it has more to do with freeing up space for battery than saving a few nickels on connectors. The Bluetooth and Wi-Fi interfaces work as specified. We have 500Mbps internet service, and internet speed tests show that the phone's Wi-Fi 7 interface easily hits this for download and upload. The list of supported carrier networks is long and impressive. Instead of an in-screen ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold has a capacitive fingerprint sensor integrated into its power button. After registering a fingerprint, the sensor reliably detects the portion of the fingerprint over the power button regardless of orientation. The 5000 mAh battery achieves the specified 24+ hours of operation in normal use. Software I'm transitioning to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold from a Samsung Note 10. The Note 10 hasn't been getting Samsung system updates for several years now, so I'm moving from Android version 12 with Samsung One UI version 4.1 to Android version 16. There are some differences in Settings with lots of new features to explore, but the use of apps and widgets is similar and it was not difficult to customize the home screen and lock screen layout and background images, try different UI themes, and so on. The phone includes offers from Google in the form of free trial periods for services such as 1 year of Google AI Pro, 3 months of YouTube Premium and 6 months of Fitbit Premium. I don't find any pre-installed partner apps for things like security or entertainment, which is wonderful. The Google Pixel applications included for phone, messaging, file browsing, etc., are wonderful. Everything has been easy to use, very intuitive with little if any learning curve. Many of these applications make good use of included AI features. The camera has a 5x optical zoom, and a 20x zoom capability handled in software with a generative AI assist. With advanced protection enabled, the phone automatically answers and screens suspicious calls by asking who is calling and why. I enjoy being able to read email and text message on the large inner screen. Like a tablet, there is message selection pane on the left and message content on the right. The center boundary can be moved back and forth, allowing message content to occupy the entire screen. Running two apps adjacent to one another is also useful, and I know I will find even more use cases for this feature over time. Pros and Cons I was concerned that the additional thickness and weight would make the Pixel 10 Pro Fold more difficult to use, but I haven't found this to be a problem. I have it in a Google Pixelsnap case and it feels comfortable in my hand. The large screen makes it possible to comfortably read a document and run a pair of apps next to each other, and is great for viewing photos and video. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold camera has a 20x zoom, as opposed to the 100x zoom available on the Pixel 10 Pro. Both phones have a 5x optical zoom, with additional zoom handled in software. Ultimately the Pixel 10 Pro Fold decision depends on how much use you will make of the large inner screen and whether you find it worth the additional thickness, weight, price and loss of the odd feature. I find myself using the inner screen quite a bit and am not inconvenienced by the phone's form factor. I've been won over by the performance, features and software quality of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. I enjoy using the phone tremendously, and am really happy that it comes with seven years of OS and security updates.
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