Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold

Price when reviewed: £1,7449

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Last year's Pixel 9 Pro Fold brought with it some massive changes, but with the launch of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, Google is sticking to its tried and tested design. At a glance, you might struggle to tell the two apart, aside from the fetching new colour options.

However, looks can be deceiving, and the latest foldable Pixel has some significant changes beneath the surface. Like the rest of the Pixel 10 lineup, it gets the Pixelsnap magnet treatment, Tensor G5 chipset, and some new software features. It also has a bigger battery, faster charging, better durability and brighter screens.

It must be said, though, that the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is launching in a very different landscape from last year's model. Samsung wowed us with its ultra-thin and massively upgraded Galaxy Z Fold 7, while Honor's Magic V5 also made a big impact. Does the Pixel do enough to compete? Let's dive in.

DESIGN

As mentioned in the introduction, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold looks extremely similar to its predecessor. It's basically the same shape, the cameras are in the same place, and the materials aren't too dissimilar. It's only really the colour options that give it away.

It's now available in either Moonstone or Jade, which translates to purple-grey or pale green. I have the Moonstone option in for testing, and it makes an immediate positive impression. The glass rear panel feels velvety-smooth and is completely immune to fingerprint smudges, while the sides have a colour-matched matt aluminium finish, and the hinge is polished to a shine.