Pixel 3 vs Pixel 5

Moving from a Pixel 3 to a Pixel 5 means skipping a generation (the Pixel 4), and it also means going from one flagship model to another. Essentially, this means you’ll see a nice overall boost in terms of performance. Not to mention, a better-looking phone and improved connectivity due to the 5G support. Highlights of the Pixel 5 include a Snapdragon 765G with Octa-Core process, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. You will also find a 4,080 mAh battery with fast charging, fast wireless charging, and Battery Share, which means you can use your Pixel 5 to charge other devices. The Pixel 5 display measures in at 6-inches and has a resolution of 2340 x 1080 with a Gorilla Glass 6 glass cover, HDR support, and Smooth Display for an up to 90Hz refresh rate. In terms of the camera, that includes an 8MP hole-punch style camera in the front, along with a 12.2MP dual-pixel and 16MP ultrawide camera setup on the back. Otherwise, the Pixel 5 has an IP68 rating for water-resistance and a 100% recycled aluminum encasing design.