We have just attended the presentation of the new phablet from google, successor to the current Nexus 6, who Huawei It has been manufactured for them and that it can boast, in other things, of being the first device in the range to arrive with a metal casing. We will still have to wait to see if its attractions are enough, in any case, to win that affection from the fans of which its predecessor was somewhat scarce, even despite its good qualities, but what is clear is that a large part of its success will depend on how good it is compared to its rivals And, despite the fact that there are many others to take into consideration (and we will) as direct competitors, it is inevitable to face him first of all with the one who is right now the most current phablet which is, logically, that of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. Is he Nexus 6P the best alternative Android al 6s iPhone Plus?
Integrated
Starting with the design section, we must recognize the Nexus 6P have good credentials to be able to stand up to the 6s iPhone Plus in this section, since like him, it offers us as much as the good finishes of an aluminum housing as a fingerprint reader, and it still has other interesting extras, such as the front stereo speakers and the USB type C port. More debatable , however, is yes Huawei has managed to equal Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), in elegance and which of the two is more attractive, something that always suits everyone's taste.
Dimensions
The difference in size is not too large (15,94x7,78 inch against 15,82x7,79 inch) and this is a point in favor of Nexus 6P, taking into account that its screen is larger. It is also identical in thickness to 6s iPhone Plus (With 7,3 mm in both cases) and is even slightly lighter (178 grams against 192 grams).
Screen
We will have to see what the more detailed image quality analyzes of the experts say, but for the moment the advantage in technical specifications is entirely for the Nexus 6P, not only because it is broader (5.7 inches against 5.5 inches), but also because it has a higher resolution (2560 x 1440 against 1920 x 1080), enough to maintain a higher pixel density also despite the difference in size (PPI 518 against PPI 401).
Performance
Here we must be careful because we already know that iPhones always perform better than we would expect from their technical specifications, but we cannot lose sight of the fact that the Nexus are the Android devices that are closest to them in fluidity. As far as hardware is concerned, in any case, the victory is again for the Nexus 6P, both per processor (Snapdragon 810 eight core to 2,0 GHz against A8 dual core to 1,85 GHz) and RAM (3 GB against 2 GB).
Storage capacity
The balance is tilted back to the phablet side of Google in the storage capacity section, since it equals the maximum of 128 GB Of the Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), and it also suffers, on the not-so-positive side, from the same lack of a micro-SD card slot. On the other hand, it has in its favor that the minimum of the most affordable option is double that offered by the 6s iPhone Plus (32 GB against 16 GB).
Cameras
Also in this section the Nexus 6P, not so much for the main camera, where the difference is quite small, (12,3 MP against 12 MP), as for what it does to the front camera (8 MP against 5 MP). We can, yes, record 4K video both with the Nexus 6P as with the 6s iPhone Plus.
Autonomy
The last word will be the independent autonomy tests (which also take into account consumption), but until we have the results of these, we have to grant the victory in the battery capacity section to the Nexus 6P, which comes with one of nothing more and nothing less 3450 mAh, much higher than that of 6s iPhone Plus which, in fact, is even less than that of its predecessor, with 2750 mAh.
Price
It is the point most clearly in favor of Nexus 6P, since the collaboration between Huawei and Google has resulted in a phablet with all the virtues of the high-end with a really tempting price, since it will be sold from $650. Bill 6s iPhone Plus, on the other hand, it is one of the most expensive phablets that we have right now in stores, with a starting price of $800.