Fresh new renders of the upcoming Google Pixel Fold have just surfaced online, giving us nearly a full look of the Pixel Fold. The anticipated foldable phone that Google has reportedly been preparing for quite some time now is likely looking at a possible 2023 release date. We’ve been hearing information about the Pixel Fold since mid-2021, so it’s safe to say that 2023 could very well be the year we see the foldable materialize before our eyes, hopefully!
The latest renders are courtesy of @OnLeaks and HowToiSolve, revealing what’s expected to be the final design of the Google Pixel Fold. As it seems, we have to prepare for a 7.69-inch main display, 5.79-inch external cover display, and unfolded dimensions of 158.7 x 139.7 x 5.7mm. The thickness at the camera bump measures up to 8.3mm.
Speculation is that the latest Google Tensor G2 would make an appearance on the Google Pixel Fold, which is totally not a surprising turn of events. The latest Tensor chip powers up the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, and would also probably make it to the Pixel 7a, so it inching inside the Pixel Fold would make total, total sense. With a focus on machine learning and artificial intelligence chops, it’s not a synthetic benchmark monster, but it certainly gets the job done.
According to the latest developings, we should expect the Pixel Fold to make an appearance in two color options, Silver and Black. There would be dual stereo speakers, one at the top of the edge above the main screen and one next to the USB Type-C port at the bottom. There would be a physical SIM tray, but no 3.5mm jack, no surprises here.
The final asking price could be around $1,799 for the entry-level version of the Galaxy Z Fold-like Pixel phone, which would also reportedly feature 12GB of RAM, as well as Android 13.
