Tech Radar’s David Lumb said that the Pixel 5 does what Pixel phones do best: it offers a great and simple camera experience along with a fantastic software experience. It’s a good handset overall, but it’s far from perfect. You don’t get a telephoto lens, and you can find similarly-priced devices with more power under the hood. With that in mind, the phone doesn’t really stand out from the crowd all that much.

Cnet’s Lynn La liked a lot of things about the Pixel 5. These include the 90Hz display, 5G connectivity, the camera setup, as well as extra features like reverse wireless charging. However, she notes that despite all of its good things, it’s hard to recommend the phone. This is due to the price tag, which is too high considering the hardware the device offers.

LaptopMag’s Phillip Tracy praised the cameras of the Pixel 5, which he described as “world-class.” He also liked the overall design of the phone, it’s display, battery life, and software. However, he thinks that the Pixel 5 is at least $100 too expensive for what it offers.

While its chipset gets the job done, it’s not as fast as Qualcomm’s high-end SoCs that are found in rival phones. The Pixel 5’s speakers also aren’t that great.

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