The Google Nexus 6 is just starting to arrive in the hands of buyers with more regions to follow soon. The Motorola-made handset is much larger than the LG-made Nexus 5 that released last year, and while some Android enthusiasts appreciate the bigger display, others may not be quite so keen. The Nexus 5 was a massively popular smartphone so some may now consider purchasing the older handset instead. Today we have a video comparison of the Nexus 6 vs. Nexus 5 that could help you make that decision.
The display of last year’s Nexus 5 measured 4.95 inches while the Nexus 6 display is a whopping 5.96-inches putting it firmly in the large phablet category. The Nexus 5 gained a reputation for decent specs with competitive pricing, but the Nexus 6 this year stands out with top-notch specs, a larger build, and a price to reflect that. Bearing this in mind it’s worth finding out if last year’s cheaper Nexus handset or the latest and greatest is the right choice for you.
Below this article we’ve embedded a YouTube video from Pocketnow that aims to answer this question. The comparison begins with looking at the designs of both phones and when you see the handsets alongside each other the size difference is clearly evident! The video then covers all of the key specs such as displays, processors and storage.
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