Google Pixel 5 5G 8GB 128GB
A newer model Google Pixel 6 5G 128GB was released in October 2021.
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Google Pixel 5 Phone review
The Pixel 5 offers more of the same from the Pixel series, keeping the best bits of the Pixel 4 – excellent photo-taking, clean software – and packaging it in a cheaper phone. It's not perfect though, and the competition around this particular price point is getting stronger.- 90Hz refresh rate screen, Premium-quality build, Usual excellent camera
- No optical zoom, Not much better than the Pixel 4a 5G, Relatively small screen
Review del Google Pixel 5
- Diseño compacto, ligero y manejable
- Funciones de cámara excepcionales
- Carga inalámbrica y reversible
- Altavoz con sonido mediocre
- Carga rápida, algo lenta
- Material en acabados mejorables
Google Pixel 5 review
The Google Pixel 5 loses some of the more advanced features of its predecessor in order to keep the cost down, and the result is a streamlined phone with great camera software and a clean Android interface. But without some of those premium perks, like a telephoto lens, that appear in other handsets at the same price tier, the Pixel 5 struggles to distinguish itself from the competition. It's a good handset at a consumer-pleasing price – but that's true of other 2020 phones, too.- Camera software is better than ever
- Metal case is refreshing change from glass
- Clean Android interface
- No telephoto camera
- Middling night photography
Google Pixel 5 Review
The Google Pixel 5 delivers 5G connectivity, excellent cameras, long battery life, and an outstanding Android software experience for a relatively affordable price. Any other year, it would be reasonable to mistake Google's Pixel 5 for a Pixel 5a. Rather than sporting flagship-level specs with a price to match, the Pixel 5 has the midrange hardware and $699 price you typically expect from Google's more affordable a-line. But there is no Pixel 5a—at least not yet—and in 2020, the smartphone market changed rapidly. The year started with $1,000+ flagships and quickly adapted to meet our pandemic-ravaged economy with less expensive models. That makes the Pixel 5 the right phone for now, if not quite as strong a value as our Editors' Choice, the similarly priced Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G. Design and Durability In terms of design, the Pixel 5 looks similar to the $499 Pixel 4a 5G. And at 5.7 by 2.8 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 5.3 ounces, it’s almost the same size and weight as the $349 Pixel 4a. It’s currently available in black or sage, though Google showed a gray model at its launch event that we hope will be available in the future. The fron...- Excellent cameras
- Top-notch software experience
- Durable build
- Long battery life
- Approved for C-band connectivity
- Lackluster audio quality
- Unimpressive processor for the price
Google Pixel 5 Phone review
Today’s review of the Pixel 5 wasn’t the usual full-fledged piece we’d dedicate to Google’s year devices, with the goal of the piece more towards making sure we’ve covered the phone ahead of the flurry of new generation devices that are coming next week.
Google Pixel 5 Phone review
This is the latest 5G SmartPhone from Google, in comparison to some recent offerings it is quite small and because of the lack of size it is also quite light. So apart from being one of the first units to have Android 11 what else does this have to offer.
Google Pixel 5 (Review Google Pixel 5)
An affordable flagship that focuses on camera quality- Excellent cameras, Top-notch software experience, Durable build, Long battery life, Approved for C-band connectivity
- Lackluster audio quality, Unimpressive processor for the price
Google Pixel 5 5G (128GB, Just Black) AU - Excellent review
Come to think of it, that pretty much sums up how I feel about the Pixel 5. It’s the best small-ish Android phone I’ve used in a long time, with plenty of charming software features and a smattering of high-end niceties. If this were any other year, I’d probably be recommending it more strongly.
Google Pixel 5 Review
The Pixel 5 is a pleasure to use thanks to clever software tweaks and a well-optimised marriage of Android and the Pixel hardware. This is easily one of the year's best phones.- Zippy feeling interface, Excellent display, Nearly two day battery life
- Handset can heat up during use, No face unlock
Google Pixel 5 Phone review
Google Pixel 5: Cheaper than the Pixel 4 but just as impressive, the Pixel 5 is a class act- Cheaper than last year’s Pixel 4, Substantial battery life boost, Camera continues to impress
- Utilitarian design, No face unlock, Lacks ‘XL’ version this year