The Google Pixel 5 is now available at TELUS. The latest 5G enabled device allows for fast downloads and streaming all for $0 upfront with TELUS Easy Payment® on the fastest 5G network in Canada providing speeds up to 1.7 Gbps.
The Pixel 5 is the phone made the Google way – bringing together the best of Google hardware, software and AI together – all at an affordable price. Key features include:
- A camera that helps you take your best shots. Have a photo shoot day or night, capture moments with stunning clarity, and take clips with Hollywood-inspired effects.
- A phone that’s also a wireless charger. Charge wirelessly, stay powered up all day, and get up to 48 hours of battery life when you need it most with Extreme Battery Saver.
- Protection from security threats and water spills. A water-resistant metal body and superhero-level security chip help ensure that your data, and device, stay protected.
TELUS 5G will be available at no additional cost on TELUS Peace of Mind plans, starting at only $75/20GB of high-speed data until October 31, with endless data and no overage fees.
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Google Pixel 5 Is Now Available On The TELUS 5G Network
The Google Pixel 5 is now available at TELUS. The latest 5G enabled device allows for fast downloads and streaming all for $0 upfront with TELUS Easy Payment® on the fastest 5G network in Canada providing speeds up to 1.7 Gbps.
The Pixel 5 is the phone made the Google way – bringing together the best of Google hardware, software and AI together – all at an affordable price. Key features include:
TELUS 5G will be available at no additional cost on TELUS Peace of Mind plans, starting at only $75/20GB of high-speed data until October 31, with endless data and no overage fees.
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