At the event that started yesterday at 18:00, Google presented its new Nexus range, the Nexus 5X manufactured once again by Google, as a continuation of the previous Nexus 5, located in the upper-middle range and at very competitive prices in comparison. with your competitors. On the other hand the Nexus 6P, the Google Phablet made by Huawei with specifications never before seen in a device whose operating system is Android, a unibody body made entirely of aluminum and once again a mid-range price, with features beyond the high-end.
Nexus 5X, LG continues with the Nexus range.
LG has decided to manufacture the mid-range Nexus in a plastic body, with the clear intention of reducing costs and weight, however, inside it measures up, with a screen of 5,2 inches with Gorilla Glass 3 glass. Just under this super tough glass is an IPS panel that features 1080p resolution offering 420 pixels per inch to enjoy every detail.
Regarding the weight, 136 grams and a thickness of 8mm that without being the best, they comply. Below, a heart composed of a one Qualcomm 808 processor with 64Bits technology and six cores at 2 GHz, from the hand of an Adreno 418 GPU and 2 GB of DDR3 RAM. In terms of capacities, this time Google and LG will only allow two, 16 GB or 32 GB without any possibility of expansion through memory cards.
On the other hand the cameras, 12,3 MP for the front, almost the same as the iPhone 6, with dual-tone flash, front mounts a 5MP camera, once again like the iPhone. Although the twist is given by the fingerprint reader on the back of the phone, although its operation is unknown, it seems similar to the TouchID, saving the differences. The best, the price, U.S. dollar 379 for high-end features, available in three colors, blue, white and black.
The comparison with the iPhone 6s is complicated, especially starting from materials and prices. We recall that the iPhone 6s is a terminal composed of 7000 aluminum, with the Second generation TouchID of proven performance, compared to the fingerprint sensor of the LG Nexus 5X of which nothing is known. In terms of screen and camera, similar characteristics, saving the difference that the iPhone has 3D Touch.
Nexus 6P, the phablet of Google and Huawei
For its "high-end", Google has opted for Huawei. With an impressive 5,7-inch screen and QHD resolution of 256 x 1440 pixels, which is equivalent to a not inconsiderable 515 pixels per inch, more than 100 pixels per inch higher than iPhone 6s Plus, your logical rival.
When it comes to the camera, under the numbers they seem intensely similar, the Nexus' laser sensor looks hopeful, but we're used to Apple phones ending up outperforming the competition in real-life, everyday photography.
Under the case the Nexus 6P hides a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 v.2.1 with proven quality and power, hand in hand with 3GB of RAM memory which makes it one of the best Android devices, compared to the 2GB of RAM of the iPhone, it is clear that here is the operating system where the difference is made the most, Android 6.0 promises great improvements, although the latest bugs in RAM management in the latest version of Android seem bleak. However, with this top-quality hardware, a great performance is expected from the Nexus as usual in all its devices.
Curiously, the Nexus 6P has a connector USB-C with ultra-fast charging and its price starts from $ 499 the 32Gb version, $ 549 for the 64Gb version and $ 649 for the 128Gb version. However, once again we have to point out that we do not know the operation of the fingerprint reader of the Huawei Nexus, compared to the proven quality of the second generation TouchID, and of course, the Nexus 6P does not have haptic response technology or the great novelty of the iPhone 6s Plus, the 3D Touch that detects the pressure of the pulsation.
You are never able to make an objective analysis, you always have to leave a tag that everything Apple is better.
Hello, I would like you to tell us what does not seem like the objective of the post.
If Apple includes the best TouchID and a 3D Touch technology not available in the Nexus, hiding it would be not to make it objective.
It's really embarrassing to see these kinds of comparisons. They are all the time marking the iPhone as the best, they should be more neutral.
Hello good evening.
In what aspects have we said that the iPhone is better and does not correspond to reality? It would be more constructive to include those details in the criticism.
Nexus 6P 128Gb 649 $
iPhone 6s Plus $ 949
they are € 1079
I do not pay for a nexus 650 € or crazy when before it was said that apple inflated the price, and what they do with nexus what is it? If you tell me that it goes like a shot like Apple's, fine, but first I go to an experia or hawei.
Well, he is an editor of a blog that talks about apple. I understand that you say that the iphone is better in some respects; In theory, of course, as you say, what I don't understand is why you have to talk about google. I don't give a damn about that phone and if I want to know I'll go to more serious pages that talk about it. Simon says.
Good Simon.
We often do these comparisons, so users who are thinking of entering iOS or exiting iOS can weigh the alternatives.
Hello, I would like you to tell us what does not seem like the objective of the post.
If Apple includes the best TouchID and a 3D Touch technology not available in the Nexus, hiding it would be not to make it objective.
Well, I see a very objective and impartial analysis. It limits itself to describing them, with hardly any value judgments.
Hopefully the rest of the editors follow this trend. Less provoking the reader and more information.
A greeting.
How do you know that Apple's touch id is better if you haven't tried the Nexus one, and the «Great novelty of 3d touch! I understand that Apple feeds you, but don't be ridiculous.
Hello Damien, it seems that for you the 3D Touch is not a novelty, I understand then that you have not tried the Macbook Pro Retina with Force Touch and you do not know its applications. If that's the case and it doesn't seem like a novelty to you, I don't know what kind of technologies you hope they can include in a phone.
You can see for yourself how Google has limited itself to adding "more engine" to its Nexus and a fingerprint reader, which has been at Apple for more than two years.
Greetings.