Google Pixel 5 5G 8GB 128GB
A newer model Google Pixel 6 5G 128GB was released in October 2021.
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Pixel 5 Review
For £599 (or $699) the Pixel 5 is a surprisingly excellent deal, especially for those who desire a smaller phone and put camera prowess over gaming performance.- Typically fantastic Pixel camera
- Improved video recording features
- Far better battery life than Pixel 4
- Small design is refreshing
- The price is great
- Design a little bland
- An XL version would have been a nice option
- Cameras lack the versatility of some rivals
- No face unlock
Google Pixel 5 review: Premium, but at a price
Google's 2020 flagship is something of an oddball. Sure, it's a very competent phone with the power, camera, performance and build quality. But there are downsides - such as the poor ear speaker, and the larger and cheaper Pixel 4a 5G being much the same - that detract from the overall package.- IP68 dust/water protection
- Great display
- Plenty of power
- Free from bloat
- All-round camera performance
- Its larger sibling - the 4a 5G - is cheaper and much the same
- Speaker quality is poor
- No zoom camera
Google Pixel 5 Phone review
Google goes back to its old tricks, mostly for the better- Excellent photos, especially in the dark, Clean, simple Android software experience, Good battery life
- Slow image processing, The mmWave tax increases the price, Panel audio “speaker” is weak and tinny for video and games
Google Pixel 5 review
The Pixel 5 doesn't pretend to compete with the most powerful phones on the market, because it doesn't have to. It's perhaps the most balanced Android phone to date, not to mention a great choice for those after a capable small phone, 5G phone or camera phone.- Compact, clean, lightweight design
- Outstanding camera features
- Superb user experience
- Lacklustre loudspeaker
- Finish scratches easily
- Slow 'fast' charging
Google Pixel 5 5G (128GB, Just Black) AU - Excellent review
At the end of the day, the Pixel 5 is one impressive little phone. While it removes much of what made the previous Pixel innovative, Google has nailed what a phone should be these days. This is a Pixel that delivers, and that’s what we want.- A normal sized phone, Feels great in the hands, Supports 5G, Decent battery at a day and half to two days, Wireless charging...in an aluminium body (!), Water resistance, Great value
- No telephoto camera, Can feel like a bit of a back pedal
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