Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Moonstone 256GB

A brilliant foldable camera and gorgeous screen, finally back in stock at $1495. Overheating and clunky split-screen remain, but they're minor gripes now that you can actually buy one. This is the foldable to beat.

What surprised me most is how the Tensor G5 and 16GB of RAM handle the big inner screen without a stutter. Even with two resource-hungry apps side by side, this phone flies. Benchmarks put it in the 95th percentile, and real-world use backs that up. But here's the catch: push it hard with video calls, and you'll feel the heat. Literally. Several owners report the phone gets toasty after 30 minutes of Meet or Zoom. It's not a dealbreaker for most, but if you're on back-to-back calls all day, keep a charger handy, because wireless charging at 15W won't refuel you fast enough during a quick break.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is the obvious slab alternative if you need cooler thermals and the best video call quality, but you lose the big folding screen. For another foldable, the Motorola Razr 2025 is a fun flip phone that's lighter and cheaper, but its camera is no match and that tiny outer screen is a toy. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold slots right between them: it's the only device that gives you a massive, beautiful inner display and a camera system you'll actually want to use for more than quick snaps.

The price has settled at $1495 across the board, and now it's actually back in stock at two retailers. That changes the math completely. A foldable with a best-in-class camera, Google's AI smarts, and a gorgeous inner screen at this price is a genuinely solid deal. No more chasing restocks or paying scalper premiums. If you've been waiting, this is the moment to buy.

The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is the first foldable that actually gets cameras right. You don't have to settle for mediocre photos just to carry a tablet in your pocket anymore. That 48MP main sensor, paired with Google's computational wizardry, produces shots that rival any slab phone I've tested this year. Combine that with a gorgeous inner screen that peaks at 3000 nits, and you've got a device that feels like a mini-cinema and a solid camera rolled into one.

But it's not all smooth sailing. This thing is heavy, and it runs warm during extended video calls. The split-screen gesture still feels a beat slower than Samsung's, and the outer 6.4-inch display, while perfectly usable, isn't as wide as some competitors. Still, if multitasking and all-day battery life are your jam, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is a productivity beast that finally makes folding phones feel like the real deal.

Skip this if you need reliable video calls, the iPhone 16 Pro Max still runs cooler and smoother. The Razr Ultra 2025 is lighter and cheaper if you want a flip phone. And if you want the best foldable multitasking, Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 still outclasses Google's split-screen gestures. But for everyone else, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is finally worth your money now that it's back in stock.

The Pixel 10 Pro Fold just went from frustrating to fantastic. Stock is back at two retailers, and the $1495 price finally feels fair for what you get. The camera and inner screen were always brilliant, and now that you can actually buy one, the overheating and clunky split-screen feel like minor annoyances rather than dealbreakers. With the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and Google Pixel G4QUR now in the top five, the competitive field is heating up, but the Pixel 10 Pro Fold still holds its own as the only foldable with a camera this good. If you've been on the fence, now's the time to jump.