[Can it handle?] Pixel 5 - Photos, Videos, and FORTNITE By Zapped!

Hello guys, what's up here, I have Google Pixel 5 right here, mine's in sage color, and I also have a case I'll- do a super, quick unboxing and a quick spec review. After that, I will show you a bunch of photos and videos I take with pixel, 5. And finally, I'll show how Fortnite runs on pixel, 5. Okay, let's dig in alright, let's unbox all right. So this is how the device looks. I will go over the specs in a minute soft rubberized feeling to it, while it boots up, let's check.

What's in the box, limping 18 watt, charger, USB type c, cable and an USB type, a to type c: adapter charger, cable, an adapter, no earphones, here's, the power button, volume control, bottom speaker and USB type-c charging port on the top. There's a microphone and here's the sim tray- and this is the front camera hole, the rear, camera and a Google logo. Okay, let's go over the specs, really quick. The display six inches, OLED FHD, plus that's 1080 x 2340, the refresh rate can go up to 90. Hertz HDR is supported, 151 grams, how heavy or how light is 151 grams.

It's about the same weight as five to six double a batteries combined. So you have an idea: battery four thousand William ram, eight gigabytes, lpddr4 processor, snapdragon, 765g g means gaming. It's got 15 boosts in graphics, GPU is arena, 620 main camera 12.2 megapixel, with 1.4 micrometer, pixel width and ultra-wide 16 megapixels with 1.0 micrometer, pixel width, the front camera is 8 megapixels and when it comes to rear camera videos, it can shoot up to 4k at 60 frames per second and main camera has is and as, but ultrawide does not have is, but it has as, so we'll test how they perform, and it has wireless charging all right. Wireless charging working. It can do reverse wireless charging too.

So after I set this up, let's check it out all right, I'm back so, let's check reverse wireless charging. All you have to do is just swipe down, and can tap on this icon here. This enables reverse wireless charging, and all you have to do is once you tap on this. You flip it, and you put whatever you want to charge. You can see.

The LED indicator is turned on. That means it's charging, so reverse wireless charging works and when it comes to reverse wireless charging, you have this option here in the menu it says: stop sharing battery when phone reaches a certain level of battery percentage, so by default it's set at 10 percent uh. This means, when you start to reversely charge, let's say your wireless AirPods, and if your phone battery level reaches 10, it will automatically shut off battery share. So this is a nice feature. Oh, and I also have the case.

This is uh. The Google official case for pixel 5 and this color is green chameleon right. So it's got this cloth. Google logo on the top. It has this tiny microphone hole and on the bottom it has a large cutout and of course it has.

The fingerprint sensor hole, and it's hard to see. But there is a button here. This is for volume control. So this is how the phone looks with the case. Power button feels tactile.

Here is the volume rocker? You can't really see it because it's hidden underneath this cloth material, but when you touch it, you feel it because there's a bump, very click, and I also have a case- I bought off Amazon. So this is just a simple CPU case. Let me put this in and with the smoky gray CPU case. This is how the phone looks right now, let's check photos and videos, I took with pixel 5. All right.

How did you guys, like the quality of the photos and the videos taken with pixel 5. ? I enjoyed taking photos with pixel 5, but, to be honest with you, there are other phones in a similar price range that can take a better video. What I mean by better is the videos might be more stabilized or the videos might have less noise, especially during shooting at night all right. Let's check how Fortnite runs on pixel 5. Now, all right guys fortnight is up and running on Google Pixel 5.

Let me go to settings first right here, I'm in the settings notice. We only have 20 or 30 frames per second for android devices for Fortnite at this moment and that stays the same. Even if you go to quality presets and set it to low hit apply, and you go to 3d resolution and bring it all the way down to 37 hits apply. They still don't give you higher frames per second, so I'm going to set it to 30 frames per second and bring this back to epic, because this was the default, and I'll bring 3d resolution back to 75, which was also the default and see how the game runs all right. Let's start all right, so I'm using racer's rigid mobile controller, it's connected through USB type-c cable.

Now the game has started on the right upper hand corner you can see it frames per second, so we can keep track of how snapdragon 765 g on Google Pixel 5 is performing now right off the bat. It seems smooth, smooth enough. Okay, there's a little of stutter, but no problem. I saw frame rate dropped to like eight there's another chest here, so the game's running fine. So far I mean the screen.

Is at six inches, so it's not the ideal size to play Fortnite, but you can play someone's shooting like crazy. Where are they? If you don't want I'll get this just hide myself here and drink this tasty juice? Okay, I'm going to go back up upstairs! I'm gonna just get out of here. I don't want to die, yet it's one thing to kill enemy, but survival is the key to this game right. Oh hello, nice, because I'm playing this game on a six-inch display right now. If I use a weapon like this, see it zooms in a little, and it really helps, especially if you're playing Fortnite on a small screen like this shoot him.

Where is he whoaing? Dude wow? Oh man, that's close, but I got away. I just want more of that. Tasty blue liquid, yes, and I'm going to consume right away because it's so tasty, I'm gonna just uh go this way. Let me get fishing rod because I might get some fish, and I'm just going to wait around here. Do I see him you can see? Where is he must be there somewhere? I just don't see: oh there.

I don't feel good about that. Guy, I'm gonna, just I'm just going to go my own way. Oh, I'm going to close in oh yeah. Here there I saw him. There completely lost him.

I don't know where he is now stutter, no problem. I don't want that. Furthermore, I don't want a bug. Does that happen to you guys, like I'm, trying to pick up a weapon and the firebugs happen to be flying around, and then you just pick the bugs. Instead, that happens to me all the time.

So you guys saw how Fortnite runs on Google Pixel 5. It runs smooth uh. You can definitely play this game. I did notice some stutter. It doesn't often happen, but the thing is it's really hard to know when that would happen.

So if you are like doing a face-off against an enemy like one-on-one or two-on-one, and if stutter happens, I mean that can really change the game uh just so you know, but other than that. Yes, you can still play this game. I hope you enjoyed watching this video and let's get back to my room. Pixel 5 has proven itself to be a phone for the masses. It takes some solid photos during the daytime and also at night.

You can take some decent videos during the daytime, but when it comes to low light, video shooting there are alternatives that do a lot better than pixel 5. And when it comes to gaming, pixel 5 handled Fortnite fairly well, and what I mean by that is, of course it's not meant for competitive players. This is once again a mobile device and I don't think any competitive players would be playing Fortnite on such a small screen with 30 frames per second. But that being said, snapdragon 765g was capable of running it fairly well with a few minor hiccups here and there. So that was my take on Google Pixel 5.

I'll, be posting 4k 60 frames per second video footage that I take with pixel, 5, and they'll be coming up in the next week. So I hope you come back and check it out, see ya.

Source : Zapped!