To visit, try: https://store.google.com/us/product/pixel_5?hl=en-US
If that doesn't work: First open a private browser window, then go to: https://store.google.com/us/?hl=en-US®ionRedirect=true
then in the menu, pick 'Pixel', 'Pixel 5'.
I click on the link, and it should show me all the information of Pixel 5, because that was my intention when clicking on it.
If it is not available in my country, simply show a big banner saying it is not available. Why are they deferring me to somewhere else.
Users: I know I cant get it, but can I at least look at it? Google: Nope you cant. Go Somewhere else.
And this is Google's fourth year into selling Pixel Phone.
No headphone jack, thus not even up for consideration.
Just curious, which flagship smartphone of any manufacturer offers a headphone jack in 2020?
In any case, Pixel 4A 5G has a headphone jack – and comes with the same processor as Pixel 5.
So, it's either water resistance and wireless charging, or a headphone jack nowadays.
There's the builtin assumption that I care about flagships. I don't. I only care about headphone jacks. Thus, my options are limited to devices with headphone jacks.
Regarding flagships, I could get a flagship now, or get a better (than the current flagship) non-flagship phone for much cheaper, by the next generation.
If they hate my money, so be it. I feel no pressure whatsoever to replace my OP3, and once I do, chances are I'm not going to get a flagship, by the look of it.
>In any case, Pixel 4A 5G has a headphone jack – and comes with the same processor as Pixel 5.
Exactly my point.
>it's either water resistance and wireless charging
I don't care about wireless charging. Water resistance, it would of course be nice to have, but I haven't ever accidentally destroyed a device with water before, so it's not like I need the feature, unlike the headphone jack.
Besides latency being a pet peeve of mine, I do play really tight rhythm games on my phone, I have for several years, and this isn't something I'm willing to give up. Both bluetooth and external DAC+Amp devices have higher latency than headphone jacks.
No, my point was that your comment about Pixel 5 not having a headphone jack was a bit pointless, because no smartphone manufacturer offers a headphone jack in its flagship device in 2020.
Please elaborate further.
So, if a headphone jack was a requirement of yours, a flagship Pixel device should have never even been in consideration.
I haven't given up on "sane" -with a headphone jack in them- flagships being released, but as you say it's pretty bad lately.
Perhaps continental Europe?