For a foldable used mainly for work, I would put multitasking software, durability and service support above camera rankings. Samsung’s Fold line has traditionally focused heavily on multi-window productivity and large-screen features, while Google’s foldable approach may appeal more if you prefer a cleaner Pixel-style experience.

Before choosing, compare how your actual apps behave on the inner display: email, documents, browser, messaging and video calls. Also check hinge confidence, crease visibility, outer-screen usability and local repair coverage. Foldables are expensive to repair, so warranty quality matters more here than on a conventional phone.

If one device clearly handles your work apps better, that should outweigh small differences in cameras or benchmark speed. A foldable only earns its extra cost if you genuinely use the larger screen.