Google Pixel Fold tipped for June launch along with pricing

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Get ready for Google's first foldable phone

An render of the Google Pixel Fold, based on currently known rumors
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Leaked retailer listings for the Google Pixel Fold, seen by WinFuture and 9to5Google, have apparently revealed the incoming foldable phone's price, launch window and color options.

Here's everything we just learned about the Pixel Fold.

Both sites claim these listings have the Pixel Fold down as arriving in June, with a price tag of €1,700 (roughly $1,800/£1,500/$2,700). It's hard to judge pricing based on conversions from another currency, but at this price, the Pixel Fold should be in line with other foldables like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 (which started at €1,800 at launch) or the Honor Magic Vs (€1,599).

Pixel Fold specs

The Pixel Fold will also apparently offer 256GB storage as standard, with a 512GB option also available. The latter's only available in the Carbon color though, which would be a weird move.

We can fill out other specs for the Pixel Fold thanks to previous leaks. It should be armed with three rear cameras, the Tensor G2 chip from the Pixel 7 series and overall have a short and wide shape when open, like the Oppo Find N2.

Stay tuned for Google I/O 2023

Google I/O 2023 will begin on May 10, and the keynote presentation on that day would be the logical opportunity for Google to show off its new foldable. But if the launch is coming in June instead as Quandt suggests, it could just mean a long gap between the phone’s reveal and its retail debut.

We’re confident of the Pixel Fold’s chances of being one of the best phones in its class when it arrives. Take a look at our current best foldable phone picks to study the current competition, or find a flexible phone you can buy right now.

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Richard is based in London, covering news, reviews and how-tos for phones, tablets, gaming, and whatever else people need advice on. Following on from his MA in Magazine Journalism at the University of Sheffield, he's also written for WIRED U.K., The Register and Creative Bloq. When not at work, he's likely thinking about how to brew the perfect cup of specialty coffee.