Less than two weeks before the Google I/O event, Pixel leaks continue to emerge at a rapid pace. As reported via The Verge, leak source Evan Blass shared two 4K footage of the Pixel Fold. It almost certainly looks like the images were originally from Google, and as such they offer our best ever look at the device.
Unfortunately, Blass hasn’t released an image of the foldable device’s home screen, so, at least for now, we can’t compare these images with leak source Kuba Wojciechowski’s video that allegedly showed off the Pixel Fold on April 21. Also, the image of the Fold’s back cover does not give an idea of how prominent the camera bump is. However, they do show a sleeker device than has appeared in previous leaks.
The Pixel Fold will reportedly go on sale this year with a price tag of $1,700. According to a recent CNBC report, the device will have a 7.6-inch foldable display and a 5.8-inch external display. It is also said to have the “most durable hinge” of all foldable devices to date. The images shared by Blass also seem to support this claim.
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