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Pixel 5 postmortem | Google's GREAT reset!
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Not quite as powerful but still as impactful. The Google Pixel 5 helped pave the way for future Pixel phones.
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My every day now is the Pixel 8. I upgraded from the 5a. The Pixel 5A was the best phone I've owned. It still runs well.
Its been my daily driver since it released. Cant give up the smaller form
Nice review ! I'm eyeing at the lastest Pixels with enhanced software and harware, but their design is not as appealing to me as the Pixel 5 design, which I bought just before the 7 was on sale. I still prefer the camera placement in the corner, and it has perfect screen and form-factor. I'd buy a phone with the SAME DESIGN, but newer specs any day (powerful and efficient SoC, current optics, fingerprint reader on the side/under the screen, and a DEX mode). That would help me keep Google phones as daily drivers on the long run.
F compacts flagships
I'm still rocking my 5a, solid phone
Thanks Damien. I have never held a P-5 but really like my 3 xl and 6a. Hope you make a lot of videos. Have a great time at 9 to 5.
Unpopular opinion, but I like the holepunch camera in the corner better than in the middle
I love my p5
I uses iPhone, Pixel 5, now Pixel 8. Pixel 5 is def the best phone Ive owned. If Google makes another Pixel with the exact size and fingerprint sensor I would go and pay for it.
That was the year that although there was no 5XL Pixel, there was a 4a with 5G — and it was the sweet spot phone in the middle. The larger 4a had to be bigger in order to have a larger battery to accomodate the 5G band. While it also had the camera set up as the 5, it also had the headphone jack that the regular non-5G 4a retained. Not gonna lie, that was a pretty good year those Pixels came out.
I miss the time when phones had the fingerprint reader on the back, it was the best placement for everyone
still using it to this day. usable. but looking to upgrade mainly because they no longer will support it and the battery life is draining really quick. im a heavy user and im pretty sure the battery is just getting old. definitely still my favorite phone of all time. camera can shoot amazing pics. and the display and processor still is great for anybody looking for a good light user phone who occasionally takes pictures and videos. and light multitasking.
It doesnt look like the pixel main series. But it was the most pixel of all phones to date.
I used to love this phone so much back in the day
In order to get a similar interaction for the notification shade, you're able to use a gesture… not as good but it is a stopgap that has helped me
Still using the Pixel 5, every time I pick it up it pleases me with the small form factor. Excellent all-rounder phone.
Screen real estate rules. Despite all the hot blows, the small screen phones do not sell. The "one hand use" pitch doesn't fly. Humans are born with two hands. Use two hands is in the human nature.
Watching this from my pixel 5 and loving it
The fingerprint reader where it should be on all phones
The design is the only thing going for it. Charging at temperature above 33°c takes forever