Since the Nexus 6 was announced a little over a week ago, we’ve seen comparisons of the Mountain View firm’s latest flagship with its direct rivals running Android, or the iPhone 6 Plus and other rivals here and there. Nevertheless, many expected Head-to-head comparison between Google’s newest flagship and big rival Apple’s iPhone 6 Plus.
Therefore, today we present it to you face to face, considering the technical characteristics between these two giants. We’ll have to wait a few days to hope we have the Nexus 6 in hand.
screen
This is obviously the most important hardware item in this new Nexus smartphone. It disappointed but also seduced. It’s big, even huge, that’s a fact. So what will this screen be compared to the iPhone 6 Plus?
Google chose AMOLED technology with a QHD definitionApple bet on full HD screen IPS-LCD. The former has a larger screen at 5.96 inches versus 5.5 for the latter. A little difference on paper. We’re not going to start the AMOLED vs. LCD discussion, it’s a matter of taste.
The iPhone 6 Plus has particularly good screen quality compared to Android smartphones released earlier in the year. But the Nexus 6 not only offers superior screen quality, but also on a larger screen.
Thus it offers 493 vs. 401 resolution for iPhone 6 Plus. But in reality, in use this difference will not really be visible to the human eye. Above 300 ppi, resolution differences are impossible to discern with the naked eye.
Strength
In a market where big phones are becoming a legion, the ratio between size and screen becomes an important consideration for the user. Having a smartphone with a large, quality screen is very comfortable, but you should still be able to use it easily.
Having a larger screen than the iPhone 6 Plus, the Nexus 6 manages to offer a larger but not disproportionate screen than its rival. screen Nexus 6 covers 74.26% of smartphone surface The iPhone 6 Plus covers only 67.91% of the surface.
The width of the Nexus 6 is less than 5mm compared to the iPhone 6 Plus. Thus, we can have a larger screen on the Nexus 6 without restrictions on the use of the smartphone. Perfect spot thanks to good optimization.
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