Google announced two new Nexus devices running Android Marshmallow 6.0. Nexus 6P is the premium device and this is made by Huawei and comes with 5.7-inch Quad HD display at 518 PPI and it is powered by an Octa-Core Snapdragon ...

Google Nexus 6P Review: Google unveiled two new phones alongside the launch of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, one of which is the 6P - a new premium phablet from Huawei. The Nexus 6P is somewhat of a landmark device in Google's history for a number of reasons.

Premium metal body; First to run Android 6.0; Stunning display; Great performance

Last year's Nexus 6 wasn't hugely successful. It was Google's first attempt, with the help of Motorola, at a phablet-class device, and although it had some excellent qualities, it just wasn't as awesome as the Nexus 5 from the previous year.

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

NAND performance is mediocre; The large size won't suit everyone

If you love stock Android and a well-designed smartphone with long battery life, great cameras and a powerful processor, you're going to love the Nexus 6P. The $549 aluminum body shouts "flagship" to all that behold its metallic beauty.

Sleek; premium design; Over 12 hours of battery life; Solid overall and graphics performance; Android 6.0 offers streamlined; more intuitive interface; Project Fi delivers blistering speeds

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Article Contents 1 Specs 2 The Good 3 The Not So Good 3.1 Design and build 3.2 Display 3.3 Battery life 3.4 Connection and call quality 3.5 Audio and speakers 3.6 Camera 3.7 Stability and performance 3.8 Marshmallow on the 6P 3.9 Conclusion A week ago , we took an early look at the Nexus 6P, the...

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 comes off kinda elegantly.

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, Slowmo in low light Slowmo in non-perfect light looks...

The Nexus 6P sets the standard for every other Android phone.

Forward-thinking specs set the bar for Android; Quick and responsive fingerprint sensor; Now on Tap makes Android more prescient than ever; Quick charging juices up fast; Premium metal build

Expensive for a Nexus; Somewhat bland design

Today we're going take a look at Google's latest Nexus-branded phablet, the . Arriving just under a year after the Motorola-built, 5.96-inch , the Nexus 6P is actually a hair smaller, thinner and indeed, slightly more manageable.

It just works. It's a line we mostly use to talk about Apple, but it's really the story of the Nexus 6P . This is Google's new flagship phone, one of two it made this year to show the world just how good Android can be.

Proof that Google really cares about design! A Nexus phone finally has a great camera; Decent battery life, and crazy-fast charging; Now On Tap is a great idea

Now On Tap doesn't work that well; USB Type-C is great to use but hard to find; Android apps, generally speaking, aren't as good as iOS apps

Not at all. While the Nexus 6 was plastic fantastic, the 6P is gorgeous metal. The pure metal body has a hint of a curve meaning it is comfortable to hold while just being 7.3mm thick.

Google Nexus 6P in-depth review; Pros are: Solid metal body, powerful processor, Good battery life, Excellent Camera

Cons of the Google Nexus 6P are: Size not for everyone; May get warm

The Nexus 6P is fantastic. I LOVE this phone so much I ditched my iPhone 6 Plus

Excellent Battery; Excellent Display; AWESOME Performance; Decent Camera; Ton of RAM; Great Fingerprint Scanner; Nicely Put Together

USB Type-C Might Cause A Few Headaches If You Travel And Forget Cable; No Micro-SD; No OIS