Google Pixel Fold 2025 Review: Hands-On with Google’s Best Foldable Yet
The Google Pixel Fold 2 is here in 2025. Hands-on review covering design, performance, cameras, multitasking, and how it stacks up vs Samsung.
Author: RezKriz RezKriz aka Krishna decodes the future of tech with sharp, no-fluff insights.
8/27/20251 min read


Google Pixel Fold 2025: Is This the Foldable That Finally Wins?
Google’s first Pixel Fold (2023) was exciting but flawed. In 2025, the Pixel Fold 2 delivers a refined foldable flagship that challenges Samsung’s dominance in the foldable space.
Design & Build
Slimmer hinge with almost no visible crease
Exterior: 6.3” OLED, Interior: 7.8” LTPO AMOLED
Lighter than the first-gen Fold, premium glass-metal finish
Display Experience
Inner display supports 144Hz refresh
Multitasking optimized → drag & drop apps across screens
Stylus support for productivity → great for students & professionals
Performance
Powered by Tensor G5 chip
On-device AI → live transcription, multitasking suggestions
12GB RAM, 256GB/512GB storage
Camera System
Triple-lens: 50MP wide, 48MP ultrawide, 12MP telephoto
Foldable-exclusive mode: use outer screen for selfies with main camera
Google AI processing for low-light and HDR
Battery & Charging
4900mAh
45W fast charging, 20W wireless
Real-world: ~1.5 days with heavy multitasking
Pixel Fold 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6
Pixel Fold 2 → smoother hinge, stronger AI integration
Samsung Z Fold 6 → better stylus support, larger ecosystem
Verdict: Pixel wins for AI, Samsung still stronger for accessories
Price & Availability
From $1,599
Global rollout starting September 2025
FAQs (SEO-Rich)
Q: Is the Pixel Fold 2 better than the first Fold?
A: Yes — lighter, stronger hinge, better battery, and vastly improved multitasking.
Q: Does the Pixel Fold 2 support stylus input?
A: Yes — first Pixel foldable with stylus support.
Q: Is Pixel Fold 2 worth buying over Samsung’s Z Fold?
A: If you want AI features + clean Android experience, yes.
Final Thoughts
With the Pixel Fold 2, Google finally delivers a foldable worth the flagship label. It’s not just catching up to Samsung — in some areas, it’s leading the foldable market.
Author: RezKriz
RezKriz aka Krishna decodes the future of tech with sharp, no-fluff insights.