Comparing Google's Pixel 5 flagship phone vs the 4A 5G and the regular 4A, to see how they stack up for camera tech, performance, gaming, battery life and specs. Includes a battery drain test, Geekbench benchmark and all you need to know.

Check out my unboxing of all three of these handsets, while full reviews are incoming.

The Pixel 5 is the best of Google's 2020 line-up, costing £599 in the UK. You get the same dual lens camera as the Pixel 4A 5G, with the ultra-wide lens missing from the most affordable smartphone. But all three can take great looking photos, and 4K video (at 60FPS if you don't get the cheap one).

Gaming on PubG, Call of Duty Mobile etc is smooth on top detail levels, even with the regular Pixel 4. That SD730G chipset can blaze through Android titles, no sweat. And you also have the benefit of better energy efficiency, vs the other two phones. The Pixel 5 and 4A 5G can stream video for around seven hours, as you'll see in the battery test, while the 4A - with its smaller cell - actually managed a full ten hours.

So which of the new Google Pixel 2020 phones is your favourite? Hope this comparison was useful, reviews coming asap!