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The trend of correlating device number (i.e. Nexus 'X') with screen size is going in the wrong direction. 6 is already too big (and heavy) for some. Next year,
by chdir 12y ago
The trend of correlating device number (i.e. Nexus 'X') with screen size is going in the wrong direction. 6 is already too big (and heavy) for some. Next year, there'll be no distinction between phones & tablets.
Edit: Disappointed with the pricing too: $649. Google had set a good trend with Nexus series - Awesome devices at exception price. All that's gone. Kind of against the Android One initiative.
- nilkn 12y ago> 6 is already too big for some. Are the actual dimensions of the phone known? This matters a lot because screen size is only an approximate indicator of device size. For instance, the iPhone 6 Plus has a 5.5" screen and yet is very noticeably larger than the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, which has a larger 5.7" screen.
- chdir 12y agoDimensions : 82.98mm x 159.26mm x 10.06mm Weight : 184g Source : http://www.google.com/nexus/6/ http://www.google.com/nexus/6/
- nilkn 12y agoAhh, I didn't realize that the specs section had an expandable button to see more details. It's definitely a huge phone, although barely taller than the 6 Plus, which is exactly what I suspected.
- SloopJon 12y agoI missed that too. I was looking for the weight of the Nexus 9 (slightly less than the iPad Air).
- ccozan 12y agoFrom the page : 82,98 mm x 159,26 mm x 10,06 mm. Ok, 8cm broad, is not that much as I thought.
- alex_duf 12y agoI personally think that 5 is already too big...