An overview. Pixel 4 vs 5 specs comparison.
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Processor:
Pixel 4 built with Snapdragon 855 chipset which is more powerful compared to Snapdragon 765 used in Pixel 5. But the Pixel 5’s chipset should still deliver great performance in general and in most games. In fact, we noted in our preliminary review that we didn’t notice any lag or slowdown with general usage.
Pixel 4 built with Snapdragon 855 chipset which is more powerful compared to Snapdragon 765 used in Pixel 5. But the Pixel 5’s chipset should still deliver great performance in general and in most games. In fact, we noted in our preliminary review that we didn’t notice any lag or slowdown with general usage.
Face Unlock:
The Pixel 5 lacks two main features compared to the Pixel 4, and that’s the flagship silicon and Motion Sense/face unlock technology. We’ve already covered the chipset disparity, but the lack of Motion Sense and associated face unlock tech is pretty notable.
Motion Sensor / Soli RADAR Gesture:
Motion Sense gestures weren’t to everyone’s liking, while face unlock has become less important than ever thanks to COVID-19. Google has however resurrected the rear fingerprint scanner, allowing you to unlock your phone while still wearing a mask. Furthermore, fingerprint unlock is supported by a ton of apps (unlike face unlock).
Memory:
Otherwise, Pixel 5 also sees RAM and base storage upgrades. Instead of the Pixel 4’s 6GB of RAM and 64GB of base storage (with an option for 128GB), you’ve got 8GB of RAM and 128GB as the sole option.
Camera:
Moving to photography, Google has ditched the Pixel 4 family’s 16MP telephoto secondary camera in favor of a 16MP ultra-wide secondary shooter. It’s disappointing that Google didn’t offer a flexible triple rear camera setup, as we’ve seen from rival manufacturers. Nevertheless, we’re glad to see an ultra-wide rear camera on a Pixel, and Super Res Zoom should still deliver decent results at short-range zoom factors.
Battery:
We also see a battery capacity bump compared to the Pixel 4 series, leaping to 4,080mAh. Meanwhile, the Pixel 4 packs a 2,800mAh cell while the Pixel 4 XL offers a 3,700mAh battery. We’re guessing that endurance will be somewhere similar to Pixel 4 XL (owing to the Pixel 5’s 5G support), but found better than that according to the initial review. See more details about the battery in the
Display:
The screen size falls in between the Pixel 4’s 5.8-inch panel and the XL’s 6.3-inch screen, coming in at 6-inches (19.5:9, 2,340 x 1,080). Much like the Pixel 4a though, the Pixel 5 packs a more modern punch-hole cutout instead of a bezel or notch.
Color:
Color, of course, the "so orange" color is too attractive and white panda as well. These aren't available in the Pixel 5 series. See details specification of Pixel 5 in Pixel 5 full Specification.
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