- Google Pixel 5 renders leaked.
- They show a phone with a hole punch and two cameras.
The Google Pixel 5 is still a few months away, but thanks to the frequent typist, the phone's renders have now leaked OnLeaks, in collaboration with Pricebaba.
According to Leck, the Google Pixel 5 has a flat display with a hole in the top left corner. On the back there is a square camera module with a dual sensor setup. There's also a physical fingerprint sensor just below the primary camera array. We wonder if the Pixel 5 has a face unlock like the Pixel 4, or if its biometric security is limited to the capacitive fingerprint sensor on the back. Still, the phone looks a lot like the Pixel 4a overall, with the exception of the additional camera on the back.
Elsewhere, the glossy power button and volume rocker are on the right edge of the phone, while the SIM tray occupies a new position at the bottom of the left. There are two speakers and a USB C port on the bottom of the phone.
Apart from the leakage of the renderings, OnLeaks and Pricebaba also revealed some hardware details of the Pixels 5. The phone's screen is said to measure somewhere between 5.7 inches and 5.8 inches. Its dimensions are 144.7 x 70.4 x 8.1 mm, which is also quite similar to the Pixel 4a.
Other than that, the leak doesn't reveal any more details about the Google Pixel 5, although we have a ton of rumors for you to go through here. In the meantime, you can check out the phone's 360-degree renders in the video embedded above.