I might sit the Pixel 5 out. I am really happy with my Pixel 4XL. I like Face unlock more than a FPS. I like the bigger size of an XL as well.Ugh... Not so sure about that green guessing it'll sell like the pumpkin spice 4 did however. Really not sure on the 5 all together again. Actually think I might be a little pixeled out.
The leaked renders confuse me, because it looks like a speckled/textured aluminum back, but we've also been told it would include wireless charging.What kind of material is the back on the Pixel 5. Hopefully some mat glass.
Not really. Still a fair bit cheaper than previous Pixels and Google would have had a price set a while ago now. The FE coming out with those specs & prices was a surprise to everyone.Rumors are pointing out to $700 price point.
Quite tone deaf from Google considering Samsung just released the S20 FE at the same $700 price point.
I'm hoping the article I linked too earlier is correct that the starting price is $599. If it's $699 i'll just go with the P4a.Looking at similary spec’d phones, its fair to say this is still overpriced. Just not outrageously overpriced like most Pixels before. I just don’t look at the price of Pixels at MSRP anymore because i know it’ll be at least $100 cheaper on Black Friday so Ive just conditioned my brain to consider that the release date. So, For $600 or less, the Pixel 5 should be a really good deal for a really good device as long as it isnt plagued by Googles typical hardware issues.
Not really. Still a fair bit cheaper than previous Pixels and Google would have had a price set a while ago now. The FE coming out with those specs & prices was a surprise to everyone.
So true and they sell tens of millions each year albeit not with the Google name on it, so they really don't care who's name is on the phone. It all serves the same purpose, i.e. it's Android and not iOS.None of it matters anyway, Google don't seem bothered how many phones they sell.
Google shooting themselves in the foot again. They release the Pixel 4a, way late in August, and on Sept. 30th, they'll announce the Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5. Why release the Pixel 4a, and then one month later confuse people with the larger Pixel 4a 5G? The way I think Google should have done it;
- April 2020 = Pixel 4a
- October 2020 = Pixel 5 and Pixel 5 XL
And not even come out with the Pixel 4a 5G, but give us a 6.5" or so Pixel 5 XL.
Google shooting themselves in the foot again. They release the Pixel 4a, way late in August, and on Sept. 30th, they'll announce the Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5.
Why release the Pixel 4a, and then one month later confuse people with the larger Pixel 4a 5G?
The way I think Google should have done it;
- April 2020 = Pixel 4a
- October 2020 = Pixel 5 and Pixel 5 XL
And not even come out with the Pixel 4a 5G, but give us a 6.5" or so Pixel 5 XL.
Yes, that's exactly what the Pixel needs, a battery hogging 4K screen and power hungry chip. Add in 5G and you've got an all morning phone.I think the 5 should be $599 and a 5XL should be $799 with a 4K screen and the 865.
The 3XL had the latest chipset of the day and 4K and did fine. They reduced the battery size in the 4XL for some reason and it had worse battery life.Yes, that's exactly what the Pixel needs, a battery hogging 4K screen and power hungry chip. Add in 5G and you've got an all morning phone.
You're getting mixed up anyway, no Pixel has anything like a 4K screen. 2960x1440 on the 3XL.The 3XL had the latest chipset of the day and 4K and did fine. They reduced the battery size in the 4XL for some reason and it had worse battery life.
I do agree that 4K is a useless feature nowadays. But I will miss the XL size.
You're getting mixed up anyway, no Pixel has anything like a 4K screen. 2960x1440 on the 3XL.
The point of these new Pixels is to come in at a lower price point and the lesser chip helps with that as well as giving better battery life.