Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Specs Leaked Ahead Of Possible August Launch: What We Know
Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is expected to be announced along with the other Pixel 10 series model soon, and new leaks give us a clear picture about the next-gen fold model. The company has a lot of competition and ground to make up on its rivals, as seen with the latest Galaxy Z Fold 7 from Samsung and the X Fold 5 by Vivo.
So we were eager to see how the new Pixel foldable shapes up in front of the latest models in the market. The new leak in a report by Android Headlines talks about the Pixel 10 Pro Fold display, its hardware, camera setup and even the size of the battery.
Pixel 10 Pro Fold Specs Leaked
The new Pixel 10 Pro Fold model is expected to get a 6.4-inch cover OLED display and an 8-inch inner screen with up to 3000 nits of peak brightness. The device should get the Tensor G5 chipset with up to 16GB RAM which is the usual upgrade over the year for a product from Google.
The imaging side of affairs could see less changes, with a 48MP sensor, a 10.5MP ultrawide lens and a 10.8MP telephoto lens likely to be offered in a triple setup. However, the most important change could be the Pixel 10 Pro Fold battery, which could get bumped up to 5,015mAh unit, which is over 500mAh more than the unit on the 9 Pro Fold from Google. The charging speed might still be the same as around 23W wired and 15W wireless speeds.
The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is estimated to be slightly thicker than the Pixel 9 Pro Fold as it is tipped to measure around 5.3 mm when unfolded. The existing model, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold comes at 5.1 mm and the increase could be attributed to the battery size.
Google appears to be sticking with its signature design language, particularly the rectangular camera bar on the rear. This dual-stage module houses vertically arranged lenses, with the device expected to retain the 48MP main camera from the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.
Does this also mean a price hike for the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, we surely hope Google keeps it similar or even launches it at a lower range this year.
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