The Google Pixel Fold is official

Google's not one for leaks anymore. The company would rather show the product before it officially launches. And now, we know that the heavily rumoured Google Pixel Fold is coming next week at Google I/O. And we get to see what it looks like from the front and back.

The Pixel Fold is expected to cost around USD 1,700 (around CAD 2,313). It'll supposedly run on Google's Tensor G2 processor, which powers the Pixel 7 devices. And the external screen measures 5.8 inches, while the inner display is 7.6 inches. Battery life is expected to get you up to 24 hours with regular use or up to 72 hours with Extreme Battery Saver enabled. We'll get confirmation on this and more on May 10 when Google I/O officially opens.

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Check out these high-quality leaked Google Pixel Fold images

Image: Evan Blass

Leaks leading up to the launch of Google's rumoured foldable are ramping up. This time, Evan Blass (a.k.a. @evleaks) has some high-quality photos of the Google Pixel Fold. If you haven't seen it before, here's your first look at the rumoured 5.8-inch outer display and its back panel. It features a camera array similar to Google's more standard smartphones. 

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Google Pixel Fold will reportedly have a bigger battery than Samsung's Fold

Google's first foldable is expected soon if the rumours are to be believed. And it'll supposedly sport a larger battery than Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold4. The rumoured Pixel Fold will supposedly launch during Google I/O on May 10 (like the rumoured Pixel 7a). According to leaked internal marketing materials, the device is to have a larger battery “that Google says will last for 24 hours, or up to 72 hours in a low power mode.” 

It will reportedly also sport a closed-book 5.8-inch phone that folds out into a 7.6-inch tablet, a Google Tensor G2 processor, and a retail price starting at USD 1,700 (around CAD 2,285). The Pixel Fold will reportedly be three-quarters of an ounce heavier at 10oz (around 283g). Google claims it sports the "most durable hinge on a foldable," which is a likely dig at how Samsung's original Fold was notoriously breakable. The company will also supposedly throw in a free Pixel Watch with your purchase.

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This might be what the Pixel Fold looks like

New leaks have surfaced which appear to be Google's long-rumoured foldable phone. Leaker OnLeaks and the website HowToiSolve to share renders, a 360-degree video, and measurements. As its being called now, the Google Pixel Fold will reportedly have a 5.79-inch cover screen and a larger 7.69-inch inner display, making it work like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4. Unfolded, the Google’s device will be “roughly” 158.7 x 139.7 x 5.7mm. If you compare with the Fold4, it's 155.1 x 130.1 x 6.3mm, so expect the Pixel foldable to be bigger.

It'll sport the large camera bar, and the front cover screen has a selfie camera. The foldable will reportedly run on Google's Tensor G2 chip. It'll come in silver and black. Release date is pegged at May 2023 with a starting price of US$1,799 (around CA$2,449).

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