The most expensive version of Google's debut foldable is already sold out and it isn't even on sale yet.
That’s promising news for anyone who wants to see the Pixel Fold or foldables in general do well. Though it’s worth noting that this model isn’t sold out in the UK, and the base 256GB model is still available to pre-order in both regions.
That’s despite the 256GB version likely being the more popular of the two at $1,799 / £1,749 compared to a massive $1,919 / £1,869 for the 512GB version). As such, it’s very likely that Google made far fewer units of the 512GB version, so its 'sold out' status doesn’t necessarily suggest there’s super-high demand. Nevertheless, it’s a promising sign all the same.If you do want that particular model in the US, then you can join Google’s waitlist, though there’s no current indication of when the device will be back up for pre-order.
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