Customer Ratings & Reviews

Google really did it with this phone. Its a great phone and i cant wait for them to build on top of this

Works well . O enjoy your product an its fantastic

Great phone probably the best foldable currently on the market marred buy sub average battery life

Love this phone been using it for work and it’s been perfect

Love love this phone. Have a vivo x fold 3pro but like this better.

Im excited to finally have found cases snd screen protectors back in stock in the google store. Ive been waiting to unbox anything until i was protected . Ill come back and update my review when the case arrives snd i have feedback. Yeah!!

I didn’t like the big bezels around the front screen. Coming from a Samsung z fold I would say Samsung have better customization. Overall it’s a good phone, but I think needs some improvements in the hardware and ad more customizable features.

Nice phone way better then others like it I would recommend it

Excellent phone. As someone who owned the original Pixel Fold, Google has fixed all the issues I had with it.

Love this phone! The fact it works with google to save all my photos is awesome!

The phone is amazing and works to perfection. I would prefer a slimmer phone with a case installed

Great phone and pickup from the store went flawlessly

Excellent product. Works well. Much better than I expected

Good quality phone, well built, no issues so far .

I love this phone. I switched from Apple and I don't regret it at all.

Good device love the outside screen. Inner screen is great as well.

Nice desing excited to used all the that included.

Phone came in Pristine condition , very happy with purchase.

Best phone I've ever owned Google fold 9 pro from best buy

This is my first Pixel experience. This is my first Pixel. After years of iOS and other Android devices, I decided it was time to try a Pixel experience. Of course, this includes both a software and a hardware experience. I have never used a Google branded phone before, but have kept an eye on their progress through the Pixel line and this year’s lineup seems to be the best iteration in both quality and features. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has completely reversed my disappointment for how much foldables feel like a brick. Unfolded, this device is thin, feels metallic and strong, the hinge gives you satisfying feedback when you fold it, and the screens are just right size-wise as well as in an aspect ratio sense. One of the things I have historically been disappointed with in the foldable concept is how narrow the outer screen can feel. While not unusable, a narrower screen causes things like cramped keyboards, small text, and awkward layouts. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has an outer display that is exactly the same dimensions as the Pixel 9 and 9 Pro. This means a consistent experience from a candy bar style device, and preventing a cramped feel. This was the first thing about the Pixel 9 Pro Fold that struck me as “just right”. Unfolded, the inner display is also a real sweet spot. Opening apps like a book reader, a web browser, even a music player, gives you a table experience (which I personally expect with a foldable), but in a size that is one-handable. The speakers are oriented on top and bottom in portrait (crease vertical), but they are positioned one on each half, so you have separation in portrait as well as landscape. This does give you a stereo effect which I appreciate. And the sound is solid for such a thin device. The fingerprint reader is in the lock key on the side, and have found it incredibly fast to register, and accurate everytime in the few days I have owned it. But I will say that it’s almost always face unlock that I use because it’s faster than me moving my finger to the reader. Having a history with iOS devices, this is greatly appreciated as well. The crease is impressive to me in how subtle it is considering it has to be there. The generational improvements on the foldable hinges for all of the brands is really an engineering marvel. Running my fingers across the inner display, I barely feel the crease, and when I do encounter it, it’s not jarring enough for me to pause or get disrupted. Both screens are bright, but also get incredibly dim in a dark room if needed. From an OS perspective, I have been pleasantly surprised at how beautiful and functional, and versatile, the Pixel OS is. For being the “vanilla” or near stock Android option, it is customizable and polished to the point that it rivals the more credited OS options out in the world that are refined and stable. Pixel OS gives you a personalization that I am seeing in other brand’s OS skins and that is a credit to Google. From broad Bluetooth audio codec support (aptX and LDAC) to back tap functionality, and pro camera options, Pixel OS is probably the most impressive part of this device for me. I haven’t found myself missing anything from my other devices yet, and I don’t expect to. This year the big banner feature is Gemini and the AI integration from Google. As a very amateur photographer, I usually select a device that will give me a top tier camera experience along with a very pretty and functional phone. Google’s AI tools for photography are impressive. I think there is room for growth, improvement, but to be able to stitch myself into a picture with friends is as cool as it is freaky. I am in the process of trying dark sky photography now, but initial results for a camera system that is not quite the caliber of the Pixel 9 Pro is still impressive. I think the AI and the image processing software of the Pixel OS is another level with computational photography. I think the camera system will get even better with software updates, and past performance with Google device photography has a great history to draw from. The only ding I would give the Pixel 9 Pro Fold is the price. I understand that there is a lot of technology here, and this is only Google’s second iteration of a foldable (kudos to the effort, Google), but overall I think all foldables on the market are overpriced in general. So would I recommend the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold? If you are in the market for a foldable device, like the idea of a streamlined, speedy Android experience, and don’t need the pinnacle of photographic and gaming performance, I would definitely recommend this device as your daily driver.