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this video is brought to you by NCI XCOM great technology selection and service the Google Nexus 6p has been sparking the internet since the launch as the best Android smartphone to buy nearly every aspect of this device has been designed with the user in mind this is the flagship of the Nexus line so here's everything you need to know about the 6p let's start with the price it costs $500 for the 32 gigabyte base model 549 and 649 for the 64 and 128 gigabyte variants respectively there are three different color choices you can pick from starting with aluminium graphite and frost it comes unlocked directly from the Google Play Store so if you're switching between carriers often rejoice Google decided to partner with Huawei this time a Chinese company that has been getting some attention lately with some of their flagship phones like the mate s the 6p on the other hand is a completely different design from its predecessor the Motorola Nexus 6 I say this because I was very surprised with the build quality of the 6 be out of the box the whole body is crafted in anodized aluminum but be careful with handling because the hefty weight of about 180 grams and the smooth aluminium equates to a slippery body google has also launched a new warranty program called the Nexus to protect pricing is at $70 for the Nexus 5x and $90 for the 6p it adds an extra year protection for manufacturing defect and two years of protection for product damage like drops spills and cracked screens which might be a good idea to future-proof any unforeseen issues let's talk specs we have a snapdragon 810 processor 3 gigabytes of RAM 64 gigabytes of internal storage in this model twelve point three megapixel rear-facing camera with an F 2.0 aperture dual front-facing speakers a massive 3450 milliamp hour battery and last but not least a beautiful crystal sharp 5.7 inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2560 by 1440 speaking of the display it's a maze to be honest this is my first time using an AMOLED panel and I noticed a huge difference between it and the IPS LCD screen on the Moto G you can see yourself how much screen real estate you get switching to a phone of this size texts are sharp viewing angles are top-notch with deep blacks and the colors seem to pop out really well I had no issues of viewing the screen in daylight with brightness set to about 70% and if you're like me and consumed a lot of video content through your smartphone you are in for a treat with the Nexus 6p especially with the dual front-facing speakers that are loud enough with great projection the twelve point three megapixel shooter sits behind a glass panel that adds a unique form to the body but maybe first to crack if we dropped pictures coming out of the 6p are as expected really good the dynamic range is excellent with just the right amount of sharpness I mostly took these with HDR plus mode turned on and I never ended turning it off since the pictures looked really good I'll be it it does take a few seconds to process but the end result is worth a shot low light performance is excellent with HDR on and this helps clean the noise the sensor does have the ability to shoot 4k at 30 frames per second and 240 frames per second in 720p but it doesn't come with built-in optical image stabilization yet it heavily relies on software here are few samples I am a huge fan of stock Android and the 6p delivers exactly that it's clean and works just as it should without any carrier bloatware it runs Android 6.0 marshmallow and since this is a Nexus device it will be the first device to receive software updates directly from Google performance is very satisfying the Snapdragon 810 paired with three gigabytes of RAM goes along really well with Android marshmallow opening up apps are fast the on-screen keyboard response is fast I can run 20 different apps at the same time without experiencing any hiccups one of the most unique features built inside Android 6.0 is the new battery saving feature called dillos essentially it sets certain sensors to sleep when the device is idle and that significantly helps with the standby time of the 6p you can leave the phone unplugged throughout the night and wake up in the morning with just a few percent dropped and combined with a massive 3415 milliamp hour battery one full day of heavy use is a piece of cake and even if the phone is about to die you can charge it for 10 minutes that'll give you an extra six to seven hours of use thanks to the new USB type-c connector that supports quick charge I think Google bit the bullet a little early going with USB type-c connector on the 6p not every local store would carry spare type-c cable if you end up miss placing it and the chances of borrowing it from a friend is very low plus the lack of wireless charging is a bummer if that were to be your backup plan it's also hard to find accessories that are compatible with USB see chances are you may end up buying adapters to make them compatible but on a positive note it's future-proof reversible and supports fast data transfers I guess we will have to wait and see how time catches up with the standard covering the essentials call quality has been very reliable I had no complaints from people hearing me on the other side speakerphone is loud if you decide to use it thanks to the dual front-facing speakers the fingerprint sensor on the back is a nice addition and Google Casa the Nexus imprint it's basically the fastest and most reliable way to log on to your device and with Android pay right around the corner this is the best way to secure payments and that's basically the story behind the Nexus 6p I think that it would be an excellent by considering the solid build beautiful screen excellent camera top-of-the-line specs a fingerprint reader awesome battery life and my favorite part clean Android it's certainly a damn good smartphone to get thank you for watching this video guys what are your thoughts on the Nexus 6p would you consider this a solid upgrade let us know with a comment down below I'm Eva with Haruka knucks don't forget to subscribe for more similar content and we'll see you in the next one oh and please don't try bending this phone gosh people