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The Google Pixel Fold has spent some time as one of the best folding phones, but it also often makes for one of the best foldable phone deals to shop. Google Pixel Fold deals are up there with Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 deals and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 deals when it comes to discounts on foldable phones, but with the Pixel Fold having been on the market for awhile now, it also compares well to many of the best phone deals. Below we’ve rounded up all of the best ways to save on a Google Pixel Fold, so read onward for those details. If you’d like to see what kinds of discounts a more traditional smartphone has to offer, check out the current iPhone deals, Samsung Galaxy S24 deals, and Google Pixel 8 deals.

Today’s best Google Pixel Fold deals

A security software deal to pair with these Google Pixel Fold deals

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If you’ve ever received a spam email or a scam phone call, it’s likely your personal data is out there on the internet somewhere, and it’s likely you’re susceptible to things like fraud and identity theft. The process of having your personal data removed isn’t particularly easy, unless of course, you have Incogni enlisted to do so for you.

Incogni offers an automated personal data removal service, with Incogni handling all of the interaction with data brokers. This includes the initial requests to have your data removed from their databases, as well as follow-up communications and fighting rejected claims if necessary. Incogni even works to keep your data from ending up back online.

Currently Incogni is offering a one-year subscription for 50% off its regular price. That makes it just $90 for the year, or $7.49 per month. You can claim this deal by using the code DIGITALDEAL at checkout.

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Should you buy the Google Pixel Fold?

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You know that you can buy the phone, but does that mean that you should? It really depends, of course! Here, we present arguments both for and against taking this deal.

Buy the Google Pixel Fold

The arguments in favor of buying a Google Pixel Fold are plentiful. It has long been considered one of the best smartphones on the market, just recently having been cycled off the list for shiny newcomers like the Google Pixel 8 Pro. It has an OLED screen with an admittedly weird 1080 x 2092p screen, sporting a 120Hz refresh rate, still quite high for a phone. It also has an inner display, of course, that stretches 7.6 inches from corner to corner and hits 1840 x 2208p. From our Google Pixel Fold review, or really any user of the phone, you’ll see that the Google Pixel Fold has a truly wonderful camera. Look at this flower, captured during the aforementioned review:

Orange flower taken with Google Pixel Fold.
Orange flower taken with Google Pixel Fold Christine Romero-Chan / Digital Trends / .

Overall, the phone feels smooth and cool to use, a result of the delightful combination of its G2 chip and that 120Hz refresh rate. You’ll get at least a day’s usage out of a fully charged battery, and can go quite beyond that if you use every energy-saving feature of the phone. This means that, even using all of this power and multiple screens, the Google Pixel Fold will still hold up to all of your needs.

Don’t buy the Google Pixel Fold

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Google Pixel Fold renders next to each other.
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If you’re skeptical of the Google Pixel Fold, that’s okay too. As it turns out, when we compare the Google Pixel Fold vs the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5, it is anybody’s game! While the Google Pixel Fold has clearly better cameras, delivers faster wired charging, and provides machine learning-powered photographic tools, it can be a bit clumsy to hold. All of this is to say that you might want to consider this deal on an unlocked Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 with 256GB of storage as well. The deal isn’t at good (it’s only $100 off) but it’s worth considering in the context of buying a Google Pixel Fold.

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Andrew Morrisey
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