Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 Pro Fold will debut on August 12, priced at $1,899 for the 256 GB model, matching the Razr Fold’s price but with 512 GB of storage. Both phones offer high‑resolution displays, but the Razr’s 6,000 mAh battery and IP48/IP49 protection give it a clear endurance edge.

The Pixel 11 Pro Fold tackles its predecessor’s bulk by slashing weight and thickness, likely keeping the device under 250 g. It will also retain IP68 dust and water resistance, a first for Google’s foldables, while the Razr’s sleek design and even weight distribution keep it highly portable.

Under the hood, the Pixel uses the new Tensor G6 on a 2 nm node harjo, promising faster performance and better gaming. The Razr relies on a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, solid but not flag‑ship. Battery‑wise, the Pixel’s 4,800 mAh pack falls short of the Razr’s 6,000 mAh, potentially affecting daily usage.

Ultimately, both phones share the same price, but the Razr’s superior battery and proven camera system make it a strong choice for 2026 buyers, while the Pixel promises software advantages and a slimmer form factor when it launches.