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Pixel 9 Pro Fold hứa hẹn sẽ mang đến những cập nhật lớn mà người dùng mong đợi từ chiếc điện thoại mở gập tiếp theo của Google. Điều này đang khiến cho người mua trở nên cực kỳ hào hứng và đặt hàng trước sản phẩm.

There was a lot to like about last year’s Pixel Fold, especially its spacious cover screen and top-notch rear camera system. But Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 6, with its sleeker design and a lighter build, makes me want more from the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. 

The search giant will introduce its next foldable phone at an event on Aug. 13, during which we’re expecting to learn more about Google’s smartphone plans. Above all else, I want Google to do what no foldable phone maker has done yet: invent compelling new software features specifically for foldable phones. 

I may sound like a broken record. As the release of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 shows, phone-makers still haven’t progressed much in terms of software that takes advantage of multiple screens. The ability to prop open the device to take a photo or view apps in split-screen mode is helpful, I want to see more creative ways to make use of the two screens you get with a foldable phone.

The Pixel 9 Pro Fold is expected to arrive just as the foldable phone market continues to grow, although it still represents a small portion of the overall phone market. In a report provided to CNET, the International Data Corporation stated that foldable shipments grew by 33% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2024.

A new processor and some design tweaks are likely in store for Google’s next foldable, the latter of which Google has already confirmed through images posted on its website. Here’s what the Pixel 9 Pro Fold needs to keep pace with Samsung and address my biggest criticisms about the original Pixel Fold.

Read more: Galaxy Z Fold 6 vs. Z Fold 5: Testing Samsung’s New Ultrawide Camera Sensor

More innovative software features

If you’re going to pay top dollar for a foldable phone, you want an experience that feels notably different from that of a regular, bar-type phone. For some, the benefit of having both a tablet-sized internal screen and a phone-sized screen may check that box. Now that foldable phones have been widely available for around five years, I was hoping to see more from companies like Google when it comes to the software.

We’re still treating book-style foldables as if they’re just larger smartphones when there’s an opportunity for them to be a new type of device entirely. I recently wrote that Samsung should adopt a feature similar to Apple’s Standby mode for the Galaxy Z Fold 6’s cover screen, and I think Google should do the same. 

It’s in an even better position to do so. Not only is the Pixel Fold’s front screen wider than the Galaxy Z Fold 6’s, but Google can draw from its experience with the Pixel Tablet to create a smart display-style interface for the cover screen. 

Now that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 has arrived, it’s time for Google to step its game up in terms of design. At 283 grams, the Pixel Fold is notably heavier than the 239-gram Galaxy Z Fold 6, and it’s also a bit thicker than the Z Fold 6 when opened (5.8 millimeters versus 5.6mm). Honor and Xiaomi are even further ahead in this regard; the Honor Magic V3 is 226 grams, while the Xiaomi Mix Fold 4 is just 4.59mm when unfolded. 

Size and weight may not be the most important elements of a phone, but making the Pixel 9 Pro Fold more compact would go a long way in making it feel less burdensome and more natural. The Galaxy Z Fold 6’s lighter design was the first thing I noticed about it upon picking it up, and I’m hoping that Google’s next foldable device will leave a similar impression. The Pixel Fold just feels clunky in comparison to the Galaxy Z Fold 6.

Design matters more for foldables than it does for regular phones. The thinner and lighter these devices get, the less they feel like two phones sandwiched together. Plus, their unconventional looks already attract attention, making their aesthetics all the more important. Based on Google’s images, it looks like the Pixel 9 Pro Fold will indeed get a makeover compared to its predecessor. It’s unclear whether the phone will be slimmer or lighter. 

An improved inner screen

The Pixel Fold will get new versions of Android until 2026, roughly three years following its launch. It’ll also receive security updates for five years from its launch. 

Google raised the bar last year when it guaranteed seven years of Android updates for the Pixel 8 generation, so I’m hoping it continues that trend with its next foldable phone. A device as expensive as the $1,800 Pixel Fold should receive updates for longer than three years. (Its flexible display and body should last just as long, too.) 

A lower price

There’s no sugarcoating it; foldable phones are expensive. That’s especially true for book-style foldable devices such as the Pixel Fold. Perhaps it’s unrealistic to think that Google could make all the improvements listed above while also reducing the Pixel 9 Pro Fold’s price. Still, the Pixel Fold’s $1,800 price is noticeably higher than the average selling price for a smartphone in North America in the first quarter of 2023, which was $790 according to Canalys. 

Samsung, meanwhile, just raised the price of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 by $100 compared to the Z Fold 5. If Google can continue to undercut Samsung on price while introducing improvements, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold could end up being the more enticing option. 

We’ll know more about Google’s next foldable phone on Aug. 13. I’ve got my fingers crossed for a sleeker design, exciting software features and a lower price. 

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