Google Pixel 5

So I think when it comes down to the performance section of this phone, thumbs up for me. It maybe it could be better, you know, but I think you know ...

camera tech the nice stock Android experience, which has been improved all of the time, but man oh man, it's still just a little bit too expensive.

Well, here's my take: Yeah, Pixel 5 is a good phone. This is a good device.

I love my Google Pixel 5. It's honestly the perfect phone for me.

I was disappointed that I received the Just Black color instead of the Sorta Sage I ordered. But I waited so long for this phone that I decided the color wasn't that important and I kept it. So, the 4-stars is a knock against Amazon warehouse management (and a few other details). Other than that, th...

The Google Pixel 5 and to a larger extent the Google Pixel 4a 5G were the first two Pixel devices that I can remember Google releasing that hardly anyone actually had any issues with or any overly negative things to say. The Pixel 5 was exactly the phone Google needed it to be, a mid spec'd device with all of the Google features we have come to expect over the years, and the same quality camera Google has been churning out since the original Pixel, and best of all, it was actually at an acceptable price point.

I'm reluctant to pay this much for a smartphone as they're pretty much a consumable these days. That said, the Pixel 5 is a fantastic phone. Clean, vanilla Android, snappy performance, beautiful pictures and battery for days sum it up. The cell and WiFi radios outperform my Essential phone by a coun...

Again another I can live with it, downgrade. Processor/RAM, I'm a general purpose phone user I don't game on it, the Pixel 5 in my basic side by side was slightly and I mean ever so slightly faster (not even a second) in general use. I think they balanced the slower processor and the ram well but it's not an upgrade in my opinion.

So far I've thoroughly loved this phone. I don't know that I'll ever be able to go to another phone again that doesn't run stock Android. For me the built in call screening is priceless. I no longer deal with dozens of spam calls every day and can simply screen the call. If by chance the caller is s...

I do like the direction they’re going in with the Pixel 5, with the more robust exterior materials, a fingerprint scanner on the back and the punch hole display. I don’t mind getting rid of the facial recognition as adoption of it by app developers is pretty meh.