Google Pixel 5

No. In a unique engineering choice, the Pixel 5 uses a recycled aluminum body covered in a bio-resin (plastic) coating. This makes it highly durable and incredibly grippy.

It was merely adequate at launch, using a mid-range Snapdragon 765G chip rather than a true flagship processor. Today, it struggles heavily with modern demanding apps.

Yes! Despite having an aluminum back, Google ingeniously cut a hole in the metal over the charging coil and covered the entire back with resin, allowing for full wireless charging capabilities.

No. Google officially ended software support for the Pixel 5, meaning it no longer receives critical security patches or any major OS upgrades.

Google pivoted their strategy with the Pixel 5, deciding that a wide-angle lens was more practical for the average consumer than the telephoto zoom lens found on the older Pixel 4.