Nobody really knows how long it was since the fans of Google’s Nexus smartphones have raved about the phones’ affordability, their sleek design, and their lack of bloatware (which Samsung, LG, and others install on their Android handsets).
Still, Nexus phones have always had a couple of nagging problems — especially their subpar cameras — that have held them back. Google’s new Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X could change that.
Starting at US$ 499 and US$ 380, respectively, the 6P and 5X offer the same features that have made Google’s Nexus brand so popular, as well as two of the best cameras anybody will find on a smartphone. As a result, Google's 6P and 5X aren’t just for Nexus diehards.
The Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X are two very different devices, geared toward two very different types of people. The 5.7-inch 6P is built for buyers who want a premium, big-screen smartphone, while the 5.2-inch 5X is geared more toward those in the market for an affordable, easy-to-hold handset.
Still, Nexus phones have always had a couple of nagging problems — especially their subpar cameras — that have held them back. Google’s new Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X could change that.
Starting at US$ 499 and US$ 380, respectively, the 6P and 5X offer the same features that have made Google’s Nexus brand so popular, as well as two of the best cameras anybody will find on a smartphone. As a result, Google's 6P and 5X aren’t just for Nexus diehards.
The Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X are two very different devices, geared toward two very different types of people. The 5.7-inch 6P is built for buyers who want a premium, big-screen smartphone, while the 5.2-inch 5X is geared more toward those in the market for an affordable, easy-to-hold handset.
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