Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Review: Is Google’s Latest Foldable Worth the Premium Price in 2025?

Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold continues to challenge the foldable smartphone market, retaining its hefty $1,800 price tag. While the device introduces several key improvements over its predecessor, including a more durable gearless hinge and enhanced battery life, its iterative design and premium cost raise questions about its value proposition in 2025.

Targeting gadget enthusiasts and users who rely heavily on their phones, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold offers Google’s refined Android experience on an expansive screen. Notable upgrades include a hinge designed for over 10 years of use, slimmer bezels, boosted charging speeds, and a larger battery. Crucially, it’s the first foldable with an IP68 certification for water and dust resistance, a significant step forward in durability.

Despite these advancements, the device’s physical dimensions, though slightly refined, are noted as being on the thicker side for 2025, contrasting with its ‘record-setting thinness’ status from last year. While the hinge is smooth and sturdy, it’s stiffer than some competitors like Samsung’s Z Fold 7, which, though thinner, doesn’t achieve the Pixel’s full 180-degree opening. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold aims to offer a premium, durable foldable experience, but its high price and incremental changes position it as a niche device in a rapidly evolving market.

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