Google's 2020 flagship remains relevant for anyone priced out by this year's Pixel 6. Following 2019's controversial Pixel 4, Google showed up to right its wrongs with the Pixel 5. The Pixel 4 introduced new ideas like a telephoto camera, face unlock system, and unique gestures, but it did so at the expense of battery life. So last year, Google tried something a bit different. Rather than be concerned about having the highest-end processor or five cameras, Google designed the Pixel 5 to be a meat and potatoes Android phone that does everything you need it to do, has all of the core features you could ask for, and comes in at a much lower price than the latest flagships from Samsung and Apple. This year, of course, everyone is eagerly anticipating the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, two powerful flagships with a more powerful Tensor chipset, improved screens, a larger battery, and a much higher price. Most new Pixel shoppers will look to buy Google's new phone. But is the Pixel 5 still wo...
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