Google Pixel 10 Pro Folds A Slimmer Kaj, IP68 rating facility: Report

Google Pixel 10 Pro Folds are expected to officially go in August with Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL in August. As we wait for the formal launch, a new leak shows that the upcoming foldable of Google will come with a slimmer hinge. The new Kaj has been tipped to make a place for a slightly larger cover display. Pixel 10 Pro folds are also asked to come up with better durability. Pixel 9 Pro Fold Heir-may be one of the first foldable smartphones to offer rated build.

Pixel 10 Pro folded durability rating

Android headlines report that Pixel 10 Pro Fold will get a new job And this year narrow bezels. The new hinge is called thin, and the handset can be slimmer than its predecessor. However, the report does not include the exact dimensions. Google will allegedly increase the external display screen size in the new foldable. The cover display is said to measure a 6.4-inch, compared to the 6.3-inch exterior screen on the Pixel 9 Pro fold.

In addition, the Pixel 10 Pro fold will allegedly come with ip68 dust and water resistance. This will be an important upgrade on the Pixel 9 Pro fold, which had only an IPX8 rating.

Samsung’s current Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 offer an IP48 rating. Meanwhile, Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7, which is expected to debut next month, is also rumored to come up with an IP68 rating. Oppo’s Find X5 has an IPX9 rating, while the Honor Magic V3 comes with IPX8-Ratid build.

The previous design Leaks has suggested that the Pixel 10 Pro fold will be attained by the Pixel 9 Pro fold. It is expected to ship with a tensor G5 processor and Android 16. The phone has been tipped to be slightly thicker than the Pixel 9 Pro fold. It is said that it measures 155.2 x 150.4 x 5.3 mm at the front.

Pixel 10 Pro folds have been tipped to the maximum 16GB RAM and storage facilities up to 512GB. It is likely to use MediaTek T900 modem. This is expected to maintain the 48-megapixel rear camera unit of the Pixel 9 Pro fold.

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