Tuesday, September 29, 2015

This is how much the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P may cost

Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P prices leak ahead of Google's announcement


This is how much the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P may cost
Official Nexus 5X price news is expected at Google's Tuesday event, and the same goes for the Nexus 6P price, but a report today puts a number on how much both Android phones cost.
Nexus 5X starts at $379 (likely around Rs 25,000) with international pre-orders beginning right away on September 29, according to Android Police.
Of course, that's the 16GB model price, not the 32GB version. All are expected to launch in the US, UK, Korea, Japan and Ireland in colors choices of Carbon, Quartz and Ice Blue.
google nexus 5x price and nexus 6p price news
This is a good deal for the theorized Nexus 5X specs bump. It'll be an unlocked Android handset with a 5.2-inch 1080p display and Snapdragon 808 processor, according to the latest leaks.
Looking back, the Nexus 5 2013 cost Rs 29,999 when it launched in India, and the Nexus 4before that cost Rs 24,999, so it's so the Indian price is likely to be closer to Rs 35,000 mark.

Nexus 6P price to be $120 higher than Nexus 5X

The alleged Nexus 6P price was also disclosed to be more reasonable $499 (Rs 33,000 after direct conversion, but likely to launch at Rs 40,000 in India), according to a separate report by Android Police.
At that price, it's $120 more expensive than the smaller and, in contrast, weaker Nexus 5X. Google is catering to two different audiences with its Android Marshmallow flagships.
The Nexus 6P specs call for a 5.7-inch quad HD AMOLED display, with a Snapdragon 810 v2.1 octa-core processor, and internal storage configurations with 32GB, 64GB and 128GB.
google nexus 5x price and nexus 6p price news
Two more things that make it worth the higher price: a 12MP camera with larger pixels, and a all-metal unibody design Silver, Black, White and the Japan-exclusive Gold.
Both the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P are supposed to debut Android Marshmallow, and include USB C ports and fingerprint sensors on back for the first time.
We'll be at Google's Nexus press conference tomorrow in both San Francisco and London, where we expect to see these US prices confirmed and exact UK and Australian prices properly translated.

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