Leaked Google Pixel 5 details confirm Snapdragon 765G, 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage and the design of upcoming €629 smartphone

[Redaktion]

New leaks have confirmed nearly every aspect of the Google Pixel 5, which is due to arrive on September 30. The €629 device will feature a 6.0-inch display, a Snapdragon 765G chipset, 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. Additionally, Google has moved up to a 4,080 mAh battery for its new smartphone, but many other features are the same as or worse than the Pixel 4 series.

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[Bin Laden]

the Pixel 5 will have a 6.0-inch display, 0.3-inches larger than the one in the Pixel 4 and 0.3-inches smaller than the 6.3-inch screen of the Pixel 4 XL.

an aspect ratio of 19.5:9

Pixel 4 has a 5.7" 19.9 display compared to Pixel 5's 6.0" 19.5. Pixel 4's screen size is ~12.5 in² (excluding the round corners), Pixel 5's screen size is ~13.7 in² (excluding the round corners). Take 13.7/12.57 ~ 1.089 so that means that Pixel 5's screen is actually almost 9% bigger in size compared to Pixel 4, it is not 0.3" bigger or whatever you said. The diagonal length of a screen is not the only thing that determines the screen's size, there is no such thing as " 0.3" bigger screen ", you compare areas, not diagonal lengths.

If we would compare only the diagonals, 6/5.7 = 1.052 which means that the diagonal length of Pixel 5's screen is for ~ 5% longer than Pixel 4 sceen's diagonal. 5% longer screen diagonal is not the same as ~8.9% screen size. You might mistakenly write that Pixel 5's screen is 5% bigger that Pixel 4's but that's not true, it is for almost 9% bigger.

[Bin Laden]

tried to also quote:

the Pixel 5 will have a 6.0-inch display, 0.3-inches larger than the one in the Pixel 4 and 0.3-inches smaller than the 6.3-inch screen of the Pixel 4 XL.

at the beginning of the comment before that first quote but it didn't work.

[Joe Black]

You are kidding they are using the same camera again! I mean again, again, again, again, again to be precise.