Google Pixel 5

The Google Pixel 5 has a lot to prove, and it looks a little underwhelming from a hardware side, but it shines where Google always does: software.

The Google Pixel 5 is a beautiful phone you have to make excuses to buy

The 4a’s big brother is simple to use and has a great camera, but can’t compete with rivals in terms of processing power

A new kind of flagship Pixel smartphone

A more modest kind of flagship

The Google Pixel 5 is an affordable flagship with some compromises

The Google Pixel 5 delivers 5G connectivity, excellent cameras, long battery life, and an outstanding Android software experience for a relatively affordable price.

Google's Pixel 5 might not be the most exciting phone, but it still hits all the fundamentals. Read more in our Google Pixel 5 review.

The Pixel 5 has a great camera, but it's hard to recommend at this price.

Google spent a lot of time over the past few years coming up with new ways to impress us. In 2020, it impressed me simply by being less ambitious.

The camera is still good, but this is a very utilitarian phone.

By skipping all the quirky, Google-ly features of previous Pixels, the company's latest phone is its most boring—and its best.

The Pixel 5 is Google’s latest flagship phone, featuring a 6.0-inch FHD+ display, Snapdragon 765G chipset with 128 GB internal storage, 4080 mAh battery, and of course the latest Android 11 operating system. Although a flagship in the sense that it is Google’s top device, on paper its specifications are a step down from high-end [...]

A few months ago the Google Pixel 5 came out in Australia. After a few months with it we've struggled to find much wrong with the phone.