Samsung went all out with the Galaxy Z Fold 7 this year, so I put it side by side with Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold to see what actually matters in real life—beyond spec sheets and hype. In this video I break down the day-to-day stuff: how the cover screens feel for typing, what the displays look like in dark rooms, which one handles HDR better, and the little quirks people don’t mention (like the Pixel’s occasional grayish glow on black backgrounds, or the Fold 7’s green tint when you tilt it). Once you open them up, both are 8-inch foldables, but they feel very different. I talk about crease visibility (Google still has work to do), brightness tuning, gaming orientation, speakers (Pixel is louder, Samsung’s layout is smarter), and why Samsung’s Flex Mode is just more polished. Then we get into software and multitasking: Pixel is clean and simple but can feel locked down, while Samsung is the power-user option with floating windows and even multi-app audio controls that are totally overkill… but also kind of amazing. Battery ended up closer than I expected, with the Pixel often lasting longer unless you’re recording a lot of video (where the Fold 7 is more efficient). Camera-wise, Pixel feels more consistent for photos (especially people/kids), but Samsung wins for video. My recommendation depends on whether you want the no-fuss Pixel vibe or Samsung’s feature-packed Fold experience.