The Pixel 10 Pro Fold, however, is more of a mystery. It's reportedly getting a new 50MP main camera sensor according ot Wojchiechowska, but because the previous 64MP sensor was automatically cropped to 48MP, it's possible that Google will decide to crop these images too, making it hard to know how much of a difference we'll see in testing.

Big changes could be coming to the Pixel 10's cameras, while the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL might not see any changes at all.

Google is reportedly planning some significant changes for the camera system in its upcoming Pixel 10 series, and while this sounds exciting, it might come with a few trade-offs. The non-Pro Pixel model is expected to feature three cameras on the back for the first time.

You probably shouldn’t expect major changes to Google’s next Pixel foldable. Renders shared with Android Headlines by reliable leaker Onleaks show a Pixel 10 Pro Fold that looks very similar to its predecessor, potentially indicating that it could largely be just a spec bump.

Leaked renders of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold suggest there's not much changing with Google's foldable — on the outside, at least.

The first Pixel 10 Pro Fold leaks are here, but not even word of a potential price drop could make this exciting

Google’s upcoming base Pixel 10 might come with primary and ultrawide cameras that match the hardware recently introduced in the budget Pixel 9A, which aren’t as good as the cameras on the Pixel 9, Android Authority reports. However, the new phone may get a telephoto camera, which the Pixel 9 and other base Pixels haven’t had.

Its secret weapon – if it has one at all – could be its price, with Android Headlines claiming the Pixel 10 Pro Fold might have a “modest price reduction” compared to the $1,799 / £1,799 / AU $2,699 Pixel 9 Pro Fold.