Using the same wallpapers and three-button menu system, it was almost hard to tell the difference from unadorned Android. I actually was surprised by how evident it was with the latest version of One UI (version 5.1) on the Galaxy Z Fold 4.

I know Samsung has toned down its custom Android experience over the years, bridging the gap between how its phones look and feel when compared to stock Android. Winner: Google Pixel Fold Google Pixel Fold vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4: Software and multitasking Their foldable displays are indeed head turners, but I’m inclined to say that the Google Pixel Fold wins in this department. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 has a skinnier bezel because it leverages an under display camera. This thicker bezel on the Pixel Fold is the unintended consequence of housing its front camera right on the bezel. I’m not terribly distracted by it, but it surely does stand out when you have both phones side-by-side.

I prefer the skinnier bezels of the Galaxy Z Fold 4, which makes for a more seamless look, whereas the Pixel Fold’s inner display is surrounded by bezels as thick as ¼-inches. What’s hard to overlook about each main display are the bezels surrounding them, along with their embedded cameras. Winner: Google Pixel Fold Google Pixel Fold vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4: Displaysĭelta-E color accuracy (Inner/Outer display) If I had to pick, I prefer the more ergonomic feel of the Google Pixel Fold. These two phones showcase the evolution of foldable phone designs, which are accompanied by premium materials and solid constructions. Due to how the cameras are arranged vertically down the back of the Galaxy Z Fold 4, I found it annoying how the phone would wobble whenever I used the keyboard or touched something along the lower right corner of the screen. The bump juts out a little more with the Pixel Fold, which makes sense as it’s rocking a longer optical telephoto lens. It’s worth pointing out the camera bumps on each phone. Understandably so, it’s more pronounced on the Galaxy Z Fold 4, but I didn’t find these creases distracting enough to get in the way of using either phone's screen for everyday things. What’s apparent are the creases that go down the middle of their respective displays. Opening up the two to reveal their main displays, the Pixel Fold and Galaxy Z Fold 4 occupy pretty much the same amount of space.

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