Google has well-considered in on referring from new Pixel 5 owners over a withstanding gap between the brandish as well-built as the carcass of the phone, with the congregation confirming in a tangency thread that the gap is "a ordinary part of the fabricating of your Pixel 5," as well-built as so not teachings to be concerned about.
Additionally, the tangency thread (spotted by 9to5Google) addresses what many users were preponderant concerned anyway -- whether that gap would compromise the Pixel 5's water attrition (one of the key differentiators between it as well-built as the cheaper Pixel 4a), except Google says that the gap will have "no payback on the water as well-built as grit attrition or functionality of your phone."
It's not ejaculatory how widespread the brandish gap issue is on Pixel 5 devices. As assorted user responses in the tangency thread show, some fixtures announced to be impacted to a greater quintal than others. Except while the gap may squinch concerning, it's revitalizing to know that it shouldn't have any functional impact on your device.
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