A real-life Pixel Fold has seemingly leaked for the very first time

You’ve seen renders and even perhaps a plastic mockup, however real-life footage of Google’s first foldable cellphone? Except we’re getting the wool pulled over our eyes, behold the Pixel Fold!

It’s true, there’s not so much to differentiate this as the Google foldable on this video alone — no logos, no distinctive design touches like a giant digicam bar, only a selfie digicam up entrance, inside bezels, and a folding display with rounded edges. It seems prefer it could possibly be a Samsung prototype as simply as a Google gadget.

Besides that it comes from dependable leaker (and developer) Kuba Wojciechowski, who’s had a bead on this gadget for months. He says it’s the Pixel Fold, and he tells The Verge the one different factor he can say on file is that this explicit video is over a month previous.

In keeping with quite a few leaks — I’ll spotlight this newest at CNBC — the Pixel Fold might be introduced at Google I/O on Could tenth, ship in June, and price upwards of $1,700 for a 5.8-inch cellphone that folds out right into a 7.6-inch pill, with a Google Tensor G2 processor, a 10oz weight, a battery that Google reportedly plans to market as lasting 24 hours on a cost, and “probably the most sturdy hinge on a foldable.”