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October 2015
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The editors liked
Premium aluminum design
Large
High-res QuadHD screen
Runs the latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Fantastic cameras
Super fast fingerprint sensor
All-day battery life
Comes with USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable
Premium metal
Incredibly high quality
All metal build
Loud
Clean and clear front-facing stereo speakers
One of the best Super AMOLED displays on the market
Fast processor
Amazing multi-tasking
Great battery life and fast charging
Fast camera that produces some
Overall build Between the Nexus 6P and the Huatch
I'm very impressed with Huawei's build quality lately. The 6P is sturdy but light
And it looks fantastic. It's clearly a thoughtful design
And I appreciate that. Even the camera bump we all shuddered at
Lower cost
Stock Android experience
Original looking design that's premium
Incredibly snappy performance in daily use
Updated premium design that's comfortable to handle
Added productivity features
S Pen for drawing and notetaking
Builtin wireless
Premium hardware
Fast
No junk software installed
Excellent fingerprint reader
Great camera
Stock Android 6 experience
Original looking design with premium feel
Builtin fingerprint sensor
Camera is surprisingly good
Hardtobeat starting cost of $400
Highly customizable design
One of the brightest
Premium metal construction
Spectacular AMOLED display
Pure Google software
Fast software updates directly from Google
Alwayslistening voice control
Reversible USB TypeC port
Superfast charging
Fast and accurate fingerprint sensor
Superb camera qua
Best low-light performance of any Nexus camera
Bright
Beautiful AMOLED display you can see outside and at night without hurting your eyes
One of the first two Android 6.0 phones
Google's metal Nexus 6P has a sharp
High-resolution screen and a solid camera
An accurate fingerprint reader
Loud speakers and works with every major carrier. Its lower cost makes it a good top-tier value buy
Excellent camera. Long battery life. Snappy performance. Attractive display. Loud speakers. Fast
Reliable fingerprint scanner.
Premium aluminium body
Impressive display
Vanilla software experience with several useful features
Powerful cameras
Loaded hardware
Classy aluminum unibody design
Lovely and large AMOLED QHD display
Fast Snapdragon 810 CPU
Good cameras
Strong battery life
Lovely all-metal construction
Crisp
Clean version of Android 6.0
Great overall performance
Beautiful AMOLED display
$499 price point
Unlocked
Design is simple
Elegant and flows. Premium build quality. Android Marshmallow is the best Android experience yet. Camera is killer
Premium metal body
First to run Android 6.0
Stunning display
Great performance
Proof that Google really cares about design! A Nexus phone finally has a great camera. Decent battery life
And crazyfast charging. Now On Tap is a great idea
Finally
A great camera
Nexus Imprint
Pure Android
Original looking design
Aluminum chassis gives it that premium feel
Stock Android 6.0 Marshmallow experience
Speedy performance
Highly adaptable camera
Great for taking selfies
Strong volume out of its dual frontfiring speakers
Responsive fingerpri
Design is elegant yet sturdy and high quality
Display brings high resolution in AMOLED construction
Performance is great due to combination of powerful processor and optimized software
Camera is finally a good daily shooter
Fingerprint reader is easy
Solid hardware with significant power
Android Marshmallow a big improvement over Lollipop
Camera finally does the Nexus family proud
Excellent fingerprint scanner
Above-average endurance
Snappy performance
Android 6.0 is a worthy update
Solid battery life
Fingerprint sensor is excellent
Very good build quality
USB-C connector
Fingerprint scanner
AC-Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 4.2 & NFC
Accurate GPS module
Very good phone functions
Sharp pictures in daylight
Great display with excellent colors
Android 6.0 and direct updates from Google
Up
Beautiful metal design with a fast fingerprint scanner. Excellent camera hardware. Great display and system performance. Stock Android with guaranteed fast updates. Good value for money.
The editors didn't like
No microSD card slot for storage expansion
Large size can be awkward to carry and to use onehandedly
TypeC USB port won't work with most existing chargers and cables
Camera can sometimes be slow
No wireless charging
No SD card slot
Rainbow shimmer at certain angles on the display
No great options for sound adjustment if you don't like the default output via Bluetooth or the headset jack
No OIS module for hardware camera stabilization
USB Type-C has plenty of advantages but means
Wiggly video stabilization Stabilization when shooting video can get wiggly at times
Which produces a somewhat nauseating effect. This isn't something that happens 100% of the time
But I'd rather have a little shake than sea sickness
Lack of Qi charging
MicroSD card and removable battery
No OIS for the rear-facing camera
It's big
A bit boxy and top-heavy
The fingerprint reader's position isn't always convenient and the 6P ditches the wireless charging of previous models
Frustrating Power and Volume button placement. Some software issues in need of polishing
Software doesn't take advantage of the large screen
Lacks Optical Image Stabilisation
USB TypeC is yet to become a norm
No microSD card slot or wireless charging
Could be too large for some hands
The only flaw in the phone was the small flaw in the build near the bottom of the phone. This has only been reported by a handful of people
Non-expandable
Cumbersome
Battery life could be better
Now On Tap doesn't work that well. USB TypeC is great to use but hard to find. Android apps
Generally speaking
Aren't as good as iOS apps
USB Type-C not common yet
Camera bump and plastic lines mar an otherwise great design
Photo processing can be slow
Taller & wider than some other similarly sized phones
Uninspiring battery life
Weak maximum brightness makes it tough to see outdoors
Overblown
Inaccurate colors with the display
Slower focus & shakiness with its video capture
Night camera photos of
Ambient Display doesn't take enough advantage of AMOLED screen
No expandable storage
USB Type C standard still very young
Takes some getting used to
Qualcomm Quick Charging no longer supported
Camera app experience still a bit too bare
Google Now on Tap not fully baked
Ambient Display doesn't live up to its potential (again)
Slippery casing
Lack of MicroSD is par for the course
But no wireless charging is a bummer
Design is a little drab
Overly sensitive power button
Improved camera still outclassed by its rivals
But throttling under sustained load
No video output via USB connector
Battery integrated
NAND performance is mediocre. The large size won't suit everyone.
Premium hardware, Fast, No junk software installed, Excellent fingerprint reader, Great camera
Lack of Qi charging, microSD card and removable battery
Julie: I have no problem saying that the Nexus 6P is the nicest Android smartphone that I've ever used (so far). It's lightning fast at launching apps, switching between them, scrolling through long web pages, etc. The camera takes fantastic pictures espe...
Premium aluminium body, Impressive display, Vanilla software experience with several useful features, Powerful cameras, Loaded hardware
Software doesn't take advantage of the large screen, Lacks Optical Image Stabilisation, USB TypeC is yet to become a norm
As we stated during the introduction, the Nexus 6P is trying to fix the mistakes of its predecessor, the Nexus 6, and it seems to be largely successful in plugging the gaps. While it's pricing of Rs 39,990 (and Rs 42,990 for the 64 gig model) might seem h...
Stock Android 6 experience, Original looking design with premium feel, Builtin fingerprint sensor, Incredibly snappy performance in daily use, Camera is surprisingly good, Hardtobeat starting cost of $400, Highly customizable design, One of the brightest
Gone are the days of when high-end phones required you to spend a fortune on them, just because this year in particular, we've seen a huge shift by companies to deliver high-spec'd smartphones at significant discounts. Both the Google Nexus 6P and Moto X...
The Nexus 6P is a great handset, which brings a lot of value for the money. As the high-end Nexus handset it has been designed with a “Premium” feel and hardware that justifies its $499 price, especially since it often behaves like a $700 phone.The camera...
Abstract: Now that the dust left from the Nexus hype-train has settled, I thought it would be an ideal moment to get this short review up of Huawei's first entry into the Nexus game.I've always wanted a Nexus phone, but there has always been an important aspect mis...
Classy aluminum unibody design, lovely and large AMOLED QHD display, fast Snapdragon 810 CPU, good cameras, strong battery life
No microSD card slot or wireless charging
The Nexus 6P by Huawei is one of my favorite Nexus phones in years. There's no fatal flaw, though some might argue about the MIA microSD card slot, but that's a given for Nexus products. There certainly are plenty of really good things about this Android...
Published: 2015-12-01, Author: Ray , review by: hothardware.com
Lovely all-metal construction, Crisp, clean version of Android 6.0, Great overall performance, Beautiful AMOLED display, $499 price point, unlocked
Could be too large for some hands
Performance wise, the Nexus 6P sits atop the Android crowd. Its unadulterated edition of Android Marshmallow paired with Qualcomm's mighty Snapdragon 810 V2.1 posted to top-tier results across all our benchmarks, from browsing to gaming. You'll be hard-pr...
Abstract: The Nexus 6P is a sturdy all metal phone, and comes in three colors: Aluminum, Frost(white) and Graphite. There is a circular fingerprint reader on the back, a power button with a volume rocker on the right side of the phone, a 3.5mm audio jack up top, wi...
Abstract: “With its quality, the Nexus 6P has managed to change our notion about its lineage faring badly when it comes to the imaging department”Google introduced the Nexus One back in January 2010 with the aim of showcasing the best of Android. Since then, the se...
Published: 2015-11-23, Author: Alex , review by: techaeris.com
Design is simple, elegant and flows. Premium build quality. Android Marshmallow is the best Android experience yet. Camera is killer
The only flaw in the phone was the small flaw in the build near the bottom of the phone. This has only been reported by a handful of people
The sub-title of this review is “Quite Possibly The Best Smartphone Of 2015,” I'm convinced this is the best smartphone of 2015. Google and Huawei teamed up to finally create a phone that meets Apple head on, pulls no punches, and is attempting to push th...
