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when the biggest surprises last year in Android land was the wall we made Google Nexus 6p it was and still is one the darling gems in the space prior to it HTC had that reputation of being the best when it comes to phone designs that use metal well now HTC's the underdog but there's a lot of anticipation riding on its latest efforts hey guys John Velasco here with Android authority and we're doing a quick look between the HTC 10 and the Google Nexus 6p like we said the Nexus 6p is impressively good-looking its original and it doesn't look like anything else however it's just a handful to operate it's so good that some folks even have gone on say that Huawei has supplanted HTC as bringing the king of metal phones now you think that they give up but HTC responds back in a huge way HTC 10 is sure to plays with its one-of-a-kind metal design that's inspired by light and sculpted to perfection it appears to be more meticulously designed but it's also more compact and easier to handle since it's the larger of the two the Nexus 6p has a bigger 5.7 inch quad HD AMOLED screen this of course makes the 5.2 inch quad HD Super LCD 5 display of the HTC 10 point by comparison still we can agree that the two displays produce plenty of sharp visuals and incredible detail being a Malayan all the next six piece display tends to appear oversaturated unless you're in developers mode and set its color calibration to the srgb mode in contrast the HTC 10 screen also appears to be saturated but not as much both have fingerprint sensors that use the same implementation but they're positioned differently its rear manner with the Nexus 6p what's beneath the display with HTC 10 they both work fine though being a last generation device the Nexus 6p leverages the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chip the hardware is still quite capable by today's standards even the face of newer more powerful equipment Mart phones like the HTC 10 it's no surprise that it's still utilizing the latest and greatest from Qualcomm scamp the Snapdragon 820 paired with the generous 4 gigabytes of RAM and the audrina 530 GPU both are pretty smooth with basic operations but it'll be intriguing to see how they stack up with graphics processing things get a little interesting as we look at their software as Google's interpretation of the Android experience is showcased in full form by the Nexus 6p it's clean direct and logical with its layout but you know it's going to receive the latest updates of Android faster HTC on the other hand does few nice things to simplify the latest sense uy experience you might take fancy in its peculiar style which of course offers users even more personalization with the addition of stickers we also can neglect to point out HCC's impeccable track record of getting its devices of today if there was a phone that totally wowed many by its performance it has to be the Nexus 6 piece twelve point three megapixel camera it showed us that cameras don't need beefy megapixel counts most surprising though is that it manages to do even a handy job under low light as for HTC's newest flagship they're reimagining the ultra pixel camera it's a 12 megapixel camera with a wide F 1.8 aperture lens and 1.5 5 micron size pixels now all this making the team over at HTC a little bit excited see that there's a strong emphasis with low-light performance if there's one area where the Nexus 6p is untouchable it's none other than pricing at $500 outright and unlock the Nexus 6p makes a statement like no other just because it undercuts the pricing of most flagships you'll get the savings with the next 6p especially when you look at the $700 costs attached to the HTC 10 yes its price higher but there are a lot of reasons why HTC's champion might be the superior one time will tell if that's true or not