Google’s latest smartphone lineup made waves for a number of reasons, but one of the biggest surprises was the lack of flagship chipsets across the entire 2020 Pixel range. Interestingly, both the new and Pixel 5 feature a midrange Snapdragon 700-series processor, despite the latter costing 200 dollars more. So what exactly are the differences between Google’s two newest phones?
Well, the major ones are extra RAM, wireless charging, waterproofing, better build, slightly better battery life, and a 90Hz display with thinner bezels. That’s not an insignificant list, and the Pixel 5 certainly …
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