That's right folks – this year around, Google announced not one but two new Nexus devices. One to satisfy users who are looking for that bang-for-buck affordable quality that made the
2013 Nexus 5 famous, and one to please customers who prefer their phone to have that premium flair to it – and a huge screen to boot. We are talking about the
Nexus 5X and
Nexus 6P, of course.
Now, if you're a devout Android fan, in love with the stock experience that the Nexus line provides, you've been probably foaming at the mouth for months now, waiting for the new phones to be announced. But, if you are only somewhat aware of what Google has been up to lately, you may still be a bit confused - “Wait, what? Two phones? Is that an
iPhone 6 /
iPhone 6 Plus kind of move?”.
Not to worry folks, we've got you covered! Below, we have the nine key things that make the two Nexuses different, so check them out to get a clearer picture of what's up!
Things that are NOT allowed: