The best Google Pixel Fold deals for November 2024

Google Fold in Porcelain on yellow background
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Looking to score a great price on one of the best foldable phones money can buy? We've laid out this week's best Google Pixel Fold deals just down below to help our readers save as much cash as possible on this admittedly pricey device.

The Google Pixel Fold debuted at $1,799 / £1,749  for the 12GB RAM / 256GB storage option, which was significantly more expensive than any other Pixel device previously released. It does, however, feature a powerful Tensor G2 chipset, excellent cameras, and a gorgeous 7.6-inch inner display that still holds up in 2024 despite its age. If you're interested in a full run-down of the device, head on over to our Google Pixel Fold review for a detailed expert opinion.

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Google Pixel Fold specs
Header Cell - Column 0 Google Pixel FoldSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 4Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
Dimensions (folded):139.7 x 79.5 x 12.1mm155.1 x 67.1 x 15.8mm154.9 x 67 x 13.5mm
Dimensions (unfolded):139.7 x 158.7 x 5.8mm130.1 x 155.1 x 6.33mm154.9 x 129.7 x 6.1mm
Weight:283g263g252.3g
Main display:7.6 inch (2208 x 1840) OLED7.6 inch (2176 x 1812) AMOLED7.6 inch (2176 x 1812) AMOLED
Cover display::5.8 inches (2092 x 1080) OLED6.2 inches (2316 x 904) AMOLED6.2 inch (2316 x 904) AMOLED
Chipset:Google Tensor G2Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 2
RAM:12GB (LPDDR 5)12GB12GB
Storage:256GB / 512GB256GB / 256GB / 1TB256GB / 256GB / 1TB
OS:Android 13Android 13Android 13
Primary camera:48MP, f/1.750MP f/2.250MP f/2.2
Ultrawide camera:10.8MP, f/2.212MP f/2.212MP f/2.2
Telephoto10.8MP f/3.0510MP f/2.410MP f/2.4
Front Camera:9.5MP f/2.210MP f/2.210MP f/2.2
Inner Camera8MP f/2.04MP f/1.84MP f/1.8
Battery:4,727mAh4,400mAh4,400mAh
Charging:30W (wired)25W (wired)25W (wired)
Colors:Porcelain, ObsidianGray, Phantom Black, and BeigeIce Blue, Phantom Black, Cream

Should I buy the Pixel Fold or the Galaxy Z Fold 5?

Google Pixel Fold vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 front straight open

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Tough question - both are fantastic devices and debut at the same price ($1,799 / £1,7949). They both feature excellent internal components, a refined foldable design, and excellent camera systems - anyone would be happy with either device.

Design-wise, the Pixel Fold features a wider screen layout, with the device roughly being the same aspect ratio as a normal device when folded. In comparison, the Fold 5 features much thinner displays that are still taller than wider when completely unfolded. Essentially, the Pixel Fold becomes more like a wide-screen tablet when unfolded while the Fold 5 is more 'phone-like'. 

In terms of components, we'd give the Fold 5 the edge in terms of outright performance thanks to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. The Pixel Fold's Tensor G2 is optimized around AI integration, which lends to fantastic computational features like Photo Unblur or Magic Eraser.

Lastly, while both the Pixel Fold and Fold 5 feature extended app support for wide-screen usage, only the latter currently features stylus support. If you're a productivity-focused user, then the Fold 5's fantastic S-Pen support could be a reason to go with the Samsung device.

For a more detailed comparison, head on over to our main Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 vs Google Pixel Fold page.

Alex Whitelock
Retail Editor

Alex is TechRadar's retail editor, specializing in deals, buying advice, and general tips on how to save our readers as much cash as possible. He's covered events like Black Friday and Amazon in some capacity for over seven years now; both in editorial and other ecommerce adjacent roles on TechRadar, T3, GamesRadar, and other Future PLC sites. Alex's expertise touches on most areas, but he has a particular love for phones, laptops, and cameras, being an avid photographer.