The 2023 Google Pixel Fold Is 75% Off Right Now

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The Google Pixel Fold launched in 2023 as Google’s first foldable, and while newer phones have come out since then, this current price changes how you might look at it. It is listed at $449.99 for the 256GB model, which is significantly lower than its earlier pricing and still below what you will find on places like Amazon. The deal is expected to run for the next ten days or until stock runs out. You also get free shipping if you are a Prime member (others pay $6), although it is worth noting that Woot does not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, PO boxes, or military addresses.

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When it is closed, it works like a standard Pixel with a familiar Android interface and a smaller outer display. Open it up, and you get a 7.6-inch inner screen that gives you more room to work with—reading articles, watching videos, or browsing multiple tabs feels less cramped. Performance-wise, it runs on Google’s Tensor G2 chip with Android 13, so performance is steady for everyday use, even if it is not as fast as the latest flagships. It is also unlocked for 5G, so you can drop in a SIM from most major carriers and switch networks without much effort. That flexibility makes it easier to justify if you travel often or want a backup device ready with a different network.

Pixel phones have a reputation for great cameras, and that carries over here, too—you get a 48MP main sensor with additional lenses, and the image processing is consistent with other Pixel phones, which means photos tend to come out sharp with good color even in low light. You can also prop the phone halfway open to take hands-free shots or use the rear cameras for selfies, which is something slab phones cannot do as easily. As for its battery life, it lasts around eight hours (according to this PCMag review), which is enough for a full day of moderate use but not much more. This is not a budget phone in design or intent, but at this price, it works well as a secondary phone, a travel device, or something you use when you want a bigger screen without carrying a tablet.

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