With multiple rumors circulating about a foldable Google Pixel, especially with their Google I/O event in just a few weeks, we may now have an accurate look at what a Google Pixel Fold may look like.
The renders of the Google Pixel Fold were shared by Evan Blass, a leakster with a proven track record.
The images themselves showed the device both in its folded and unfolded form with a design that sees rounded-off corners on the display, a wider aspect ratio, and a triple main camera setup as well as a single selfie camera.
The hinge meanwhile looks to have only have a minimal gap in between the screens while also featuring bezels along the sides that look a little larger compared to other foldables.
The images also show the user interface with the Pixel’s design language together with some apps and widgets
Blass also outlined some specs that we may come to expect such as that it will come with a 5.8-inch cover display and a 7.6-inch internal display with both being OLED panels and having 120Hz refresh rates.
It’s also reported to be only half an inch thick when folded, 283 grams in weight, and have a 48MP quad-pixel camera at the back with a 10.8MP ultrawide and telephoto lens.
The Google Pixel Fold is rumored and expected to be launched on May 10 at Google I/O 2023 and is rumored to cost USD 1,799.
