Among the great launches that remain for 2020 and once Samsung‘s Note 20 is presented, we can mention the iPhone 12, Huawei Mate 40 and of course the Google Pixel 5. In recent days, information about the next Pixel is increasing, including confirmations from Google itself about its 5G connectivity capabilities.
Information about the Pixel 5 is growing as its possible presentation date approaches. The latest information, which has been revealed by the Android Headlines medium, reveals that the Pixel 5’s battery could be smaller than expected for a device that will be 5G and could even improve on its screen.
More battery, but enough?
In recent times, processors have become more efficient at the same time that batteries have been growing. Almost all the high-end on the market, from brands such as Samsung or Huawei, integrate large-capacity batteries, between 4,000 and 5,000 mAh. However, Google Pixels have varied greatly throughout their history.
The first Pixel came with 2,770 mAh, while the Pixel 2 reduced this capacity to 2,700 mAh. Subsequently, the Pixel 3 rose to 2,915 mAh, again being reduced to 2,800 mAh in the Pixel 4. If we take into account the evolution, in the Pixel 5 there should be an increase and this will be according to the source, which places the battery terminal at 3,080 mAh. The increase will be welcomed by users, but it is still below the standards of the current high-end and even many mid-range devices.
Google has revealed that the terminal will be compatible with 5G networks, and could also have a larger screen than its predecessor. It is estimated that it could go up to 5.8 inches with QHD + resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz . If this is the case and this battery capacity is confirmed, doubts about its autonomy will not take long to appear.
Data leaked so far
As for the previously leaked data, the 5G of the Pixel 5 could come from the S napdragon 765G, which would be accompanied by 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage, expandable with microSD cards. Of course it will hit the market with the release of Android 11, and it has three operating system updates guaranteed, so it will end its life with Android 14 in its gut.
Google has confirmed that the Pixel 5 is planned for a fall release , but has no confirmed release date at this time. However, in the absence of full confirmation, Spain would not appear on the list of countries, at least initial, in which the terminal will go on sale.
Source>Android Headlines