New interesting phone has been spotted on the Geekbench benchmark result chart and quite surprisingly carries the Google Nexus 6P name, while packing quite different specs than the Huawei produced Nexus 6P released last year.
The mysterious device has the new Snapdragon 820 chipset paired with 4 GB RAM and Android 7.0, so the question remains if that means just an upgraded version of the original Nexus 6P released with Snapdragon 810 and 3 GB RAM or something completely new.
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It could be already the Nexus 7P device, because Huawei is supposed to release the Google Nexus highend device for 2016, while HTC gets the midrange S1 and M1 Nexus models. Let’s wait and see what the Google has in the store for us, pun intended 🙂
no OIS , no 2 chip, and still slow android ?
It is going to cost $600 LOL
they do cost too much, but they also have exceptionally high resale value. it is common for nexus 6p’s that have been used for a year to sell within $50 of current retail value.
Well yes warranty and guaranteed software support don’t come free.
the nexus 6p is so ugly
Agreed seems like the designers kept the design of the Huawei P9 for themselves and gave an early prototype to Google 😀
Well, the Nexus 6P’s design is actually stolen from an older ZTE phone. Look it up.
Yeap. It definitively looks like a more mature ZTE Grand S Flex.
Other sites are saying HTC to build both new Nexus phones. Time will tell.
no OIS , no 2 chip, and still slow android ?
It is going to cost $600 LOL
they do cost too much, but they also have exceptionally high resale value. it is common for nexus 6p’s that have been used for a year to sell within $50 of current retail value.
the nexus 6p is so ugly
Agreed seems like the designers kept the design of the Huawei P9 for themselves and gave an early prototype to Google 😀
Well, the Nexus 6P’s design is actually stolen from an older ZTE phone. Look it up.
Yeap. It definitively looks like a more mature ZTE Grand S Flex.
Other sites are saying HTC to build both new Nexus phones. Time will tell.
Give it OIS FGS.
Give it OIS FGS.