The Nexus 6P is a thoroughly impressive piece of kit. There's no escaping that it's a big phone, but Huawei has done a good job of wrapping the big screen around a slim and attractive body.

The Nexus 6P is what happens when you cross a smartphone with a tablet. It is a large, well built ‘phablet' born from a collaboration between Huawei and Google.

Excellent 5.7-inch AMOLED display; Nexus imprint; Powerful innards; USB-C support; Front firing stereo speakers; Long lasting battery

Tall form factor; Camera struggles in high contrast situations; No expandable storage

The Nexus 6P is what happens when you cross a smartphone with a tablet. It is a large, well built ‘phablet’ born from a collaboration between Huawei and Google.

Excellent 5.7-inch AMOLED display; Nexus imprint; Powerful innards; USB-C support; Front firing stereo speakers; Long lasting battery;

Tall form factor; Camera struggles in high contrast situations; No expandable storage;

If you are looking for a flagship device running stock Android, then the Nexus 6P is the device for you. It has a great camera, vibrant display and overall good performance. However, if you want a smartphone that can give you more than just stock Android performance, then we suggest you take a look...

Beautiful display; Great camera; Good overall performance; Nexus Imprint is brilliant

Inconsistent battery performance; Too big for single handed use

To those that like Android and want something with the direct approval from Mountain View, the Nexus line is held in the same regard and anticipation as any iPhone or Galaxy release. This year's Nexus flagship is the 6P, which builds off last year's 6.

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

I received my device in a hospital because I was down with dengue, LOL.nIve been testing it for a whole day, exactly 24 hours.nn1. Doze:nPerfect. Left my phone at around 30% when I went to bed, woke up with 29%. Slept for about 7 hours.n2. Battery:nOkay.

This year we've had not one but two Nexus phones. The Nexus 5X , manufactured by LG, is the smaller of the bloatware-free Android devices, but while we liked that handset, it just doesn't really stand-out beyond the current mid-range market .

Beautiful aluminium frame; gorgeous plus-sized screen; punchy processor with no overheating; super-fast fingerprint scanner on the back; 4K video and slo-mo at 120 or 240fps (at 720p); great 8MP selfie camera; USB Type-C charging; speedy and pure Android 6.0 Marshmallow experience

Super saturated display leads to some colour inaccuracy; only day and a half of battery life with moderate use; no wireless charging; no USB 3.0 fast data transfer over USB Type-C; slow HDR mode; basic stock camera app with no manual controls; no optical stabilisation

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

While the polycarbonate Nexus 5X has been designed to appeal to the majority of buyers thanks to its convenient size and lower price, the Huawei-built Nexus 6P is an all-metal powerhouse of a smartphone. Priced at Rs. 39,999 for the 32GB variant and Rs.