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;

The Pixel 5 has a lot to prove. Google’s 2020 flagship not only needs to convince shoppers to open their wallets in an unusually challenging year, but demonstrate that the sins of last year’s Pixel 4 are not to be repeated.

Aggressively priced, Android 11 runs smoothly & gets latest Google features, Excellent camera performance, Battery life holds up to all-day use

No optical telephoto, No headphone jack, Other phones support faster charging

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

The Pixel 5 hits all the right notes, but some stiff competition spoils this price for Google.

Compact size, 90Hz OLED display, Impressive battery life, Reverse Wireless Charging, Wireless charging despite metal backing, Same incredible Pixel Camera as always

Not available in a larger size, Only in available in one model (two colors), Snapdragon 765G instead of Snapdragon 865 chipset

The Google Pixel 5 is bucking current smart phone trends and it's truly refreshing. Check out what else we think in our review.

Unique design with bio resin finish; extremely good battery life; great camera quality; handy new video stabilisation modes; rear fingerprint sensor; reverse wireless charging; Pixel software

No microSD card slot, headphone jack, or zoom camera; no XL model; speaker quality is just OK

The Pixel 5 is an excellent Google phone that gets back to the basics of being a good smartphone while adding useful features and nice touches. The battery life is solid, the 90Hz screen is good and smooth, the fingerprint scanner on the back is simple and fast, and the camera is another masterclass...

Pros: great camera, good screen, great software and update support, good battery life, relatively small, fairly inexpensive, recycled aluminium.

Cons: no headphone socket, no flagship processor, no expandable storage.

Google Pixel 5 steadies the ship after a turbulent time last year. There’s certainly a lack of innovation but, at an attractive lower price, the Pixel 5 offers plenty of strong features to delight Android fans.