If you were expecting the Google Pixel 5 to have a top-end offering in terms of specs, you might be disappointed.
The Google Pixel 5 is expected to be Google’s top-end smartphone for the year, but it seems it might not have the processing power of other premium smartphones – in fact, it could be only a small step above the recently-launched budget Google Pixel 4a. This news comes from leaked Pixel 5 AI benchmarks, as discovered by MyFixGuide, which lists the phone as having the Snapdragon 765G chipset. We’d expected the handset to have the Snapdragon 865 or even 865 Plus processor – those are the best chipsets available to Android phones right now, and would give the phone a lot more processing power than the 765G.
