I spent a week with the brand new Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold and these are my first impressions — and honestly, it surprised me. Right out of the box, it feels like Google’s most refined piece of hardware yet. The unboxing experience is premium, but the real shock was how good it looks and feels in person. The Moonstone finish is way better than I expected, the subtle matte frame and rounded edges make it feel super polished, and it’s still impressively thin and solid in the hand. In this video I break down the build, hinge, displays, and software. Compared to the Galaxy Z Fold 7 (which I’ve been using for the last two months), this Pixel feels more premium to me, and the hinge is smoother, slimmer, and folds flat with a really satisfying click. Closed, it feels more like a normal phone (not overly tall or awkward), and open, the 7.9-inch inner display feels like a mini tablet without the bulk — smaller bezels and a cleaner overall look. On the software side, everything feels intentional: responsive animations, consistent refresh rate, better app adaptation between screens, and more polished multitasking with drag, drop, and split-screen. Google AI is baked in everywhere too, and it’s the kind of stuff that quietly makes daily use better. Next, I’ll be testing battery/performance properly and how it fits into my Apple-heavy workflow.