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Google announces the nexus 6P

Here's one for all of you Nexus fans, Google announced the Nexus 6P today it's the new version of last year's nexus 6 I.e. Google's Phablet but this year's version is actually smaller in size than the last year one, it is embodied in a premium looking aluminium body.

Image Source The Verge

The Nexus 6P doesn't only look premium it also boasts premium specifications the nexus 6P comes with a Snapdragon 810 processor, 3GB ram, 2k 5.7" screen, a 3450 Mah battery while the it comes in 32 Gb ($499), 64 Gb ($549) and 128 Gb ($649) models and shoots with a 12MP camera and has a finger print scanner on the back. The Nexus 6P is set to work on all major carrier and Google fi network too. The Nexus 6P has a completely new design an all premium feel, now we know the nexus 6 (last year's one) felt premium too but according to Google the 6P will feel really top notch premium.

Image Source TechRadar

Google said it really reinvented the camera on the nexus 6P, we all know that the nexus camera's haven't been as good as the competition but Google is set to change all that with the latest iteration Google has used bigger pixels on the camera and a Sony sensor Google says the pixels are bigger than any competitor's (da f##k HTC bro) we really can't wait to see the results it will produce.
What do you think about the new nexus? Are you excited, will you buy one?

Also check out our post about the Nexus 5X.

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