The Nexus 6 is a larger version of the Moto X, but with the Droid
Turbo's guts. It's a powerful and appealing combination. The N6 has a
glass front, aluminum frame around the sides, and polycarbonate on the
back. It doesn't have the Moto X's customizable rear panels, but it does
have the same shape, contours, and structure. The phone comes in either
white or indigo blue. I think both are rather attractive.
The materials are excellent. The glass covering the front is sleek
and curves just a bit along the outer edges to help it feel smoother. I
like that the phone has a strong, aluminum frame. It's not overly shiny.
The back panel feels strong, as well, and all three materials are fit
together snugly. The phone feels solid through and through.
Thanks to its 6-inch screen, the N6 is a massive device. It's taller,
wider, and thicker than the iPhone 6 Plus, but let me tell you, it fits
in your pocket much more comfortably. The N6 may measure 0.4 inches at
its thickest point, but the device is tapered aggressively. It’s much
thinner along the edges than the iPhone 6 Plus, which maintains the same
thickness across the entire footprint of the phone. I was much more apt
to notice the IPhone 6 Plus in my pocket than the Nexus 6, despite
latter's larger size and weight. The N6's shape also makes it more
comfortable to hold and use. Well, at least as comfortable as a phone
that measures 6.27 inches tall and 3.27 inches wide can be.
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