The Pixel 5 may have to settle for a Snapdragon 765, new evidence suggests Comments
- Mark Z
- RrK
Headphone jack with a quad dac like LG phones please.
- Anonymous
- SHp
Google can't seem to make a proper proper phone nowadays, they always cut corners but this is absurd. Chipset that is about as good as sd845 with even a weak gpu than it in a $700 phone? No thanks. They could have used sd865 and 90hz screen instead but I guess planned obsolence is more important. It is also funny how people are trying to justify it. Do you remember in 2012 when we got nexus 4- $299 for the base model and $349 for the 16gb storage model? Back then for these money you were getting pretty much the maxed out phone of the year in terms or hardware. And nowadays people call $700 budget.
- Rk100
- 6v0
Mediatek sux, 21 May 2020Wait, 730g doesnt support 5g. K30 5g has 765g. Are you really sure you didnt buy knockoffs?Apologies again I looked at is wrong again lmao, btw love that user name.
- Rk100
- 6v0
Mediatek sux, 21 May 2020Wait, 730g doesnt support 5g. K30 5g has 765g. Are you really sure you didnt buy knockoffs?sorry i looked at the standard k30, but I still am correct about there is no such thing as a SD 765g, there is no G version of the SD765.
- Mediatek sux
- ypc
Rk100, 21 May 2020K30 has a 730g, so idk what you are on about.Wait, 730g doesnt support 5g. K30 5g has 765g. Are you really sure you didnt buy knockoffs?
- Rk100
- 6v0
Mediatek sux, 21 May 2020You use a phone with 765g yet claim theres no g version? You sure you dont have cheap knockoffs?K30 has a 730g, so idk what you are on about.
- Mediatek sux
- ypc
Rk100, 21 May 2020I 100% agree with you, I personally use 4 phones, 2 are flagships (iPhone 11 Pro Max and a Hua... moreYou use a phone with 765g yet claim theres no g version? You sure you dont have cheap knockoffs?
- LG Superfan
- sSy
Whackcar, 20 May 2020Pixel flagships were commercial failures, while Pixel budget models were commercially successf... moreI'm not talking about Pixel, I'm talking about smartphone industry that OEMs keep on charging higher and higher every year with little to nothing that justifies the price look at LG Velvet, Nokia 8.3 and this rumired Pixel 5 these have SD765 which is a mid range chip while the phone themselves cost like flagships from Chinese brands, another thing is Qualcomm charging high prices for SD865 which has resutled in $1000 range flagships, if people would stop buying for just one year OEMs will lose millions and will rethink their strategy to sane level but no we are stupid and keep on buying sh#tty oveepriced devices
- Rk100
- 6v0
Anonymous, 20 May 2020Most really only care about getting good pics from the camera, fast modems for 4G/5G connectio... moreI 100% agree with you, I personally use 4 phones, 2 are flagships (iPhone 11 Pro Max and a Huawei Mate 10 Pro) and the other 2 are mid-rangers, ( K30 5G and Samsung a50s) ad honestly I can barely ever tell a difference all of the phones feel excellent, and most like 90% or more consumers don't care about the benchmarks, all they need is something that can take decent phones with a decent battery to last them a long while (2 to 4 years).
- Rk100
- 6v0
Rk100, 21 May 2020Knowing Google they are going to charge at least $550 for it, so they could have gone with the... moreCorrection I meant 768 not 738 and 765 not 735, apologies.
- Rk100
- 6v0
Rk100, 21 May 2020There is no such phone with a SD735 G, there is no such thing as a G version. They only has it... moreMeant to say 765 not 735
- Rk100
- 6v0
Anonymous, 20 May 2020It'll be 768g and not 765(g), there's no way Google can't release a phone with 768g in October... moreThere is no such phone with a SD735 G, there is no such thing as a G version. They only has it for the 720 and the 730.
- Rk100
- 6v0
Knowing Google they are going to charge at least $550 for it, so they could have gone with the SD738 , basically a SD735 but a bit faster, but it also only cost that bit extra. They have to fix the battery issue here and have a triple camera setup, Wide, Ultra-wide and Telephoto. They should at least pack a 20W charger with the phone, and a 30W for the XL, considering they are going to charge a lot more for the XL. Lastly they need to bring back the unlimited photo storage, they is no hope for the return of the headphone jack, to Google it's dead. Also they really need to give the Pixel phones more ram, 4gb of ram for a flagship is not enough, especially for android.
But if this is somewhat reasonably priced with a banging set of cameras and decent battery life, with the unlimited photo storage, I'd say it will sell quite well or at least it will bring back some fans.
- AndroidMaster
- 8vX
So Google wants to take the crown for worst flagship of the year two years in a row?
- Anonymous
- X{7
Google should have either focused on a very good Android phone that does Android well (ie. Nexus line) or went top-tier with cutting edge stuff, showing what Android can potentially do. They tried innovating with Pixel with its great single lens camera performance, the squeezable bumpers and radar, but the implementation (except for the camera), fell short and not taken up by other phone makers.
- Peachy001
- myM
Dometalican, 21 May 2020Shame to see the Pixel Line go this far down. Considering the billion-dollar company Google is... moreYou read my mind.
- Dometalican
- 7BB
Shame to see the Pixel Line go this far down. Considering the billion-dollar company Google is, they never needed to charge insanely premium prices for their phones; especially with the lack of hardware.
If they go the 768, it will be fine. Their 2K panel at 90Hz refresh rate is fine. Keeping LDDPR4X RAM and UFS 3.0 is fine. IP68 with wireless charging is fine. All they need is the trifecta of cams (highly recommend to improve their pixels to 16MP but all 3 at 12MP isn't the end of the world), bigger battery to compensate for the panel (if the XL is going to be a 6.5" display, it should use at MINIMUM a 4,500 mAH battery with 21W fast charging), bring back the front-facing stereo speakers (Pixel users don't care about bezel-less), return of the headphone jack, and return of the unlimited Google Photos cloud system while pricing it right (for 6/128 model at least should be at $650 and 8/256 at MAX at $750) to get back in the game.
Then for the Pixel 5, it should be at a 5.8" panel with a downgrade of 1080p with 90Hz refresh rate and a 3,900 mAH battery along with everything above starting at $550. Google would make minor profits (still profits nevertheless) but would crank out 2 SOLID phones at good price ranges with the right amount of hardware that isn't going too far (no 120Hz, no AMOLED, no HYPER FAST BADONK BADONK CHARGING, no macros, no depth, no TOF, no waterfall, no punch hole, and no crazy processing speeds).
While I would fight for a microSD slot, I've given up on Google ever offering that so...yea.
- Anonymous
- 81X
Anonymous, 20 May 2020Originally, Google developed phones were supposed to be for the masses, but after the last few... moreGoogle never built a phone for the masses. The Nexus series were developer/enthusiast (in the tinkerer sense) devices with the latest SoCs but mediocre everything else, and the Pixel line has always aimed at being premium, but with questionable execution.
According to this article https://www.xda-developers.com/google-camera-pixel-4-marc-levoy/ Pixel 3a's weren't the sales hit people have assumed.
- banana
- HCi
what are these suggestions that they should use the SD 855, qualcomm dont really use/sell older flagships (it would undercut the flagship chip), how often do you see a new phone announced that has last years chipset
- Anonymous
- PxA
Google going down the HTC path...
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