LG G3 Vs Google Nexus 6: both phones house a powerful processor and killer features, but only one phone will stand out.
Check out this brief comparison of these two powerful Android phones in the market today.
Design and Screen
When it comes to their designs, the two phones boast a sophisticated and expensive look.
PCPro UK describes the LG G3 design as, "The brushed aluminium-effect finish and exceedingly high build quality means it doesn't feel at all cheap or flimsy, and you'd be forgiven for thinking at first glance that it was actually metal."
The LG G3 has the dimensions of 75 x 8.9 x 146mm a 1,440 x 2,560 ), and it boasts an incredible display of 5.5in IPS QHD resolution at 534pp.
Now, that the large screen phones has been the trend. The Nexus 6 has an improved screen size and sports a 5.96- inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 and provides a higher pixel density at 493 ppi.
Know Your Mobile also added that, " The Nexus 6 looks premium, features a metallic frame, and has an insanely powerful QHD panel on the front of it, which dwarfs the Nexus 5's setup both in terms of quality and size.
Hardware And Performance
The LG G3 is housed by a 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 CPU and Adreno 330 GPU and supported by a 3GB of RAM. It offers 16GB and 32GB internal storage variants and expandable external memory of up to 128GB with NFC capabilities.
Meanwhile, the Nexus 6 out performs its predecessor and boasts a a 2.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor, 3GB of RAM and an Adreno 420 GPU. The Nexus 6 is in line with the Motorola Droid Turbo and Samsung Galaxy Note 4 that carries the same powerful processor.
Camera
Google Nexus 6 camera is a major upgrade compared to its predecessor. It sports a 13MP rear camera, and 2.1MP front snapper. It also features dual LED flash, image stabilisation and one of the few phones to feature a 4k video recording l
While, the LG G3 sports a 13MP rear camera and both features a 2.1MP front snapper.
Know Your Mobile also noted that, "The LG G3 has a 13-megapixels BSI sensor with a dual-LED flash and 4K/1080p video capture. It also uses optical image stabilisation (OIS) with laser autofocus - this latter feature means it can focus for a shot literally faster than you can blink."
