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hey what is up guys MK Bhd here and today I was at Google's event where they revealed the new nexuses so the flagship hardware to carry the latest version of their software Android 6.0 marshmallow and so this video is your one-stop shop to everything you need to know about them so they announced three new devices today Nexus 5x Nexus 6p and pixel C alright so while we made Nexus P is the highest end the successor to the Nexus 6 so I guess what I would call the flagship the specs are high-end so the newer Snapdragon 810 chip the audrina 4 3d GPU and 3 gigabytes of RAM and the design is actually really nice it's a completely metal body now and it's all chamfered at every edge still then of course as Nexus azar but overall a very rigid solid body that feels high-quality the camera hump is not nearly as bad as we thought it would be so that's great and it's one of the lightest phones of this size I know it's 7 millimeters thin and everything but I didn't expect it to be this light when I picked it up assuming it was metal it's just 178 grams so the light weight plus the soft touch finish on the metal and the lack of curves made it really easy to hold and while it does have this new big bright 5.7 inch quad HD AMOLED display on the front the side bezels stay pretty thin too so the phone definitely feels more compact than the well of the old Nexus 6 it's got that big old Nexus logo on the back in whatever color you get and it also has that circle on the back which is a fingerprint reader Google calls it Nexus imprint it's supposed to work in 600 milliseconds or less I have yet to test it for myself with my own fingerprint but if it's anything like huawei's other fingerprint readers it should be pretty fast and the placement on the back here was a bit confusing at first but it actually makes a lot of sense considering it turns out to be a pretty good place for your index finger to rest while I'm holding the phone so there's a feature that will let you place your finger on the back while the phone is still sleeping and it will wake the phone and unlock it for you right away just like the oneplus 2 the one question mark in my head now is just how cases will address this other than just cutting a hole in the back but yeah the Nexus 6p it fills up the spec sheet and checks a lot of boxes high-end CPU high end GPU all-metal build big bright HD quad HD AMOLED display dual front-facing stereo speaker years 802 dot 11 AC Wi-Fi lte-advanced NFC Bluetooth 4.2 USB type-c with fast charging Thank You a pretty big 3450 milliamp hour battery despite looking so thin and even a new 12 megapixel camera with f 2.0 aperture that even without optical image stabilization was just ranked the DxO mark number 2 smartphone camera just below the Samsung Galaxy s6 now I know that having oh is would definitely still have been preferred it would have benefited the camera I think for sure especially with video and for low-light shots but I was shown some sample photos in low light from the 6p that looked pretty good and the 1.5 5 micron pixel size is among the largest and a smart phone so hopefully this Sony made sensor combined with improved image processing in Android M will work its magic and yeah you've got this you know pure simple Android 6.0 marshmallow experience with a new Nexus phone it was of course super smooth and snappy as you would expect we got to see Google now on tap in action so it looks like it takes a few seconds to work its magic but when it does work it lets you press the home button and hold from anywhere to get contextual information about the text on your screen there's all kinds of little improvements like this and the final version of marshmallow here so improve permissions management there's less pre-installed apps and you have the final Easter egg etc so for me I really can't wait to test the sky full time and figure out if the camera and battery life hold up to the spec but I think if they do this could be one of my favorite smartphones of the year it'll start at 32 gigs for $4.99 and then go all the way up to 128 gigs next up is the LG made Nexus 5x so this is a more compact and even more budget-friendly phone and it can sort of be seen as a successor to the original Nexus 5 which a lot of people were asking for a smaller phone with updated specs that's not huge with that same soft touch feel but updated specs to bring it up to speed so that's basically what this is of course it's now a plastic body instead of metal but you get a lot of what's great about the Nexus 6p from the fingerprint sensor to the exact same camera optics on the back to USB type-c and fast charging but it has the appropriate corners cut to make it a more budget-friendly option so Snapdragon 808 chip 2 gigabytes of RAM 27 hundred million power battery and a 5.2 inch 1080p LCD display instead that quad HD AMOLED so in many ways a slightly redesigned and in my opinion cleaner and better looking Nexus 5 and at its price I seriously think this is a phone that anyone can consider buying not just Nexus enthusiasts it starts at 16 gigs so that's a little low for no expandable storage but that's 379 and then the 32 version is 429 so that's right up next to the Moto X pier and the oneplus 2 but with a potentially much better camera and larger battery so again that's potential since I have to see these tested in the full review now finally we saw the pixel C C stands for convertible and to be brief it looks very familiar basically a 10 inch tablet that looks a lot like the Chromebook pixel and a magnetically attaching keyboard accessory that also looks like a la película Chromebook pixel so it's like they split the pixel in half has a super-bright 2560 by 1800 display and NVIDIA x1 chip 3 a bytes of RAM and some bigger stereo speakers on either side for that crispy audio and then $149 keyboard accessory has some really powerful magnets in it that allow for the hinge to be really strong and actually feel solid like an actual laptop so this guy will start at $4.99 so a little less expensive I guess then some other options like it but still pretty interesting nevertheless so there you have it the new Nexus family is born for 2016 like I said I'm personally pretty pumped about the Nexus 6p I think it's going to make a pretty good run at potentially being my daily phone if the battery life and the camera are as good as they promised and I was pleasantly surprised with the 5x fitting in nicely as a phone that I would actually like want to recommend to a normal person which hasn't been the case with a nexus phone for a little bit either way thank you for watching definitely leave a thumbs up if you enjoyed and if you're excited to see the full review thanks for watching and I'll talk to you guys in the next one peace you