<\/span><\/h2>\nHigher, faster, further – this seemed to have been the motto of many smartphone manufacturers in recent years. Who has the biggest battery? Who has the biggest display? Who can score with the most cameras or the farthest zoom? Google now seems to be the first of the big manufacturers to pull out of this race. But one can by no means talk about giving up. The company is rather trying to deliver a decent smartphone of the upper middle class with the Pixel 5. Thanks to the best software, the double camera offers extremely respectable pictures. Android can also be experienced here in top form again. After all, it is the home for the operating system. However, if you take a deeper look inside the smartphone, it becomes clear that only good standards can be found here. But this will be enough for many people.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Google could strike a nerve – or many<\/span><\/h2>\nPossibly Google’s new strategy will be crowned with success. After all, nowadays only absolute technology fanatics need a highly equipped smartphone. What was still high-end two years ago is now medium standard. And that is quite enough for the majority of smartphone users. So it could be that Google has struck a nerve with its attack on the upper middle class. But Google, one of the major smartphone manufacturers, has finally listened to the wishes of end customers. After all, many people simply want a smartphone that is compact, has a durable design and does not come with excessive hardware that is never used anyway. Google promises longevity not only thanks to good workmanship. The Pixel 5 also comes with a five-year support guarantee. This means that users can always use the latest Android version. The big advantage for the customer is then also a fair price. And Google definitely has that to offer with Pixel 5.<\/p>\n
<\/span>The Pixel 5 is compact and a lightweight<\/span><\/h2>\nFor many people, the most important thing about a smartphone is the display. Pixel 5 comes with a 6 inch OLED display. Thanks to a pixel density of 432 ppi, it has a pleasingly sharp resolution. Google whistles about the trend of high refresh rates. The company is giving its latest smartphone a completely adequate 90 hertz instead of the ever more widespread 120 hertz. This not only protects the battery, but should also be sufficient for the majority of users. Reliable Gorilla Glass 6 is to provide protection for the display. A pleasing innovation to the predecessors is probably the view of the display. While Pixel 4 still had an old-fashioned border at the top and bottom, the display now takes up almost the entire front. But this is not possible without losses. Google has eliminated the sensors for 3D face recognition. However, many will welcome the design decision.<\/p>