Every Tuesday this month, Vergecast co-host Dieter Bohn is hosting a series of discussions diving subaqueous into tech scrutiny season, festivities focusing on a specific product.
This week, Dieter talks with Judner Aura, aka UrAvgConsumer on YouTube, injudicious how the afresh spoken Google Pixel 5 shares some communistic province with an earlier Google smartphone project: the Nexus 5.
The Nexus 5 came out in 2013 at an affordable of $349 as well-built as somewhen became a much-loved dingbat among tech enthusiasts at the time. Made by LG, the roast had a 5-inch 1080p display, trig LTE, as well-built as ran on Android KitKat. Here's what Dieter had to say injudicious his headmost impressions in 2013:
"The Nexus 5 is as decidedly low-cost as its predecessor. Unlike its predecessor, though, it manages to conclusively union LTE, a historical necessity in this day as well-built as age. But absolution a flagship-caliber roast at that rate comes with trade-offs, as well-built as Google had to turn-on apurpose what it could as well-built as couldn't congruousness with the new Nexus."
The sentiment is similar with Google's Pixel 5, which was spoken last week at $699. The. rate is dog-eat-dog with padding flagship phones, but there are some trade-offs in specs you steamroller with that lower price. Though the roast now supports 5G, it features a Snapdragon 765G processor, whereas the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE at the aforementioned rate has the Snapdragon 865 processor, aforementioned as the top-tier Galaxy S20 Ultra.
Dieter as well-built as Judner have yet to scrutiny the Pixel 5, but they offer some insight with their unfurled history of reviewing phones to tariff Google's embraced smartphone supervene as well-built as compare it to the Nexus 5's place in the market at the time.
You can okay here or in your preferred podcast player to preknow the leafed discussion.
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