Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not impressed with the size could be better but other than that great phone

I don't see any difference between this phone and my older pixel 3 xl

excellent phone, above and beyond, like any google pixel

Great device, so many different settings to meet your needs

I love this phone is one of the best phones I ever got I'm happy

Seems like a good solid phone,an fairly solid.id recommend to a friend

Bought as a gift. Recipient loves it. Said quality is great.

Loving my new Google pixel 5. The 5G is amazing on Metro by T-Mobile

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As the title states, only purchase this product, if you are okay with buying a car that you can only see out of 66% of the time. They say Edge to Edge Display but block out a large majority of it most of the time, and refuse to fix it. Let me rewind here a bit. I purchased the Pixel 5 after getting rid of a financed Samsung S20 Plus at a ($$$)loss to me, due to the fact that Samsung has now started selling every part of the OS as an AD space (As if $1200 wasn't good enough) and you MUST use all of their apps, or want to deal with having to reset your default apps after every single update. Okay, Anti-Samsung rant over, my main issue with the Pixel 5, which I have come to find, is going to be an issue across the board for Android 11 based phones. When you flip the device to landscape mode, such as when watching videos, reading emails, surfing the web, sending texts, Google feels the need to "Hide" the camera cutout with a giant black bar (Okay, sometimes it does match the app background, but still isn't full screen content), this causes the "screen" to be offset. You aren't getting an edge to edge display at any point while using this device(or the 4a/4a-5G ). They even advertise this feature with their own services and it doesn't work, just Google ("Pixel 5 Stadia") and you'll find a video of the Stadia (Google Gaming Service) being advertised on the Pixel 5 in fullscreen regardless of the camera cutout, in a true edge to edge manner. Personally I don't use this service but it is just an example of how they advertise the device, then when it doesn't actually work this way and are contacted or called out on it. They REFUSE to build any sort of feature to allow you to use 100% of the screen you paid for 100% of the time. They then place blame on all of the application developers. Plus, have seemingly thrown a tech tantrum and conveniently "broken/bugged" the fix that all other manufactures typically use to get this to work. Sorry, but as someone from this realm there is no possible way for a small time developer to feasibly develop an app now without having access to every single device out there. Google has now cutoff development from the individual by placing an immense cost to you. You could forgo this feature, but your application is just going to end up looking antiquated and honestly will not perform well on the Google Play Market. Personally when I purchase a product, I look at every spec and feature, I also look at how they are advertised. If something doesn't do EXACTLY as shown when advertising a product(Okay I get it, it is marketing and they tell kids their toys are going to fly but tech products are shown as a daily user type view) the product is a no go for me. Clearly just using marketing to sell a product no one will return, but guess what people....... in this day and age we have consumer protection laws, so if you can in your area, return this product if your are even 1% unhappy with it. A multi-billion dollar company needs to start learning, cutting corners and just trying to say their product does this and that without actually delivering...... is not going to cut it anymore. You do have options out there, both in the ways of hardware, but also software. Look elsewhere for search engines, look elsewhere for phones, lets start to vote these manufactures out of the spotlight, and vote the only way they will understand, your wallet. Oh yeah, just one last thing, the earpiece speaker actually sucks as bad as every youtuber says it does.

Unlocked is the way to go. Google Pixel 5 is worth the investment.

Unlocked is the way to go. Google Pixel 5 is worth the investment.

Works so much better than the Pixel 3a which this phone replaced.

Nice, light weight, and fast! I do not lose coverage with the 5G!

Google never disappoints. The Pixel stays true to that.

Works great. You get exactly what you expect from Google.

Great phone, much smoother than my Pixel 2XL. Highly recommended.

Great phone! Google is amazing you can always rely on it!

I've only had the phone for about 2 weeks and so far great phone,

Pixel gold standard. Stock Android, long battery. Bezeless