With an increasing competitive smartphone market there have been a rage of bringing up with many new models and new flagship models, and it’s not just there for low end smartphones but even for the high end devices. With the advent of Nexus 6 there starts a range of comparison with many devices, this one is between Motorola’s Moto X and Nexus 6.
MOTO X is the latest buzz and pre-ordered my many, but those who are not Apple lovers certainly want something that can give a tough competition to MOTO X and Nexus 6 brings a poise.
There are few broad categories on which we judge as in which device is better and why ??
DISPLAY It comes with a 5.96 inch QHD screen, with 2,560×1440 pixel resolutions and a density of 493 ppi. An AMOLED screen technology for the touch less screen. MOTO X comes with a 5.2-inch AMOLED screen with screen resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels at a density of 423 ppi.
DESIGN For Nexus 6 there is not much change, just a curved back, a large camera lens and a circular LED ring flash. It has a curved back, a large camera and a leather wood back.
SYSTEM Nexus 6 will work on Android Lollipop, which is the latest in the Android version.
It is powered by Quad core Snapdragon 805 clocked at 2.5GHz MOTO X 2014 is powered by quad-core Snapdragon 801 clocked at 2.5 GHz and 2GB of RAM, and it runs on Android v 4.4.
CAMERA It comes with a 13mp primary camera and 2mp selfie camera. It comes with a 13mp primary camera and 2mp selfie camera.
PERFORMANCE For Nexus 6 there are two different internal storage models listed as 32GB and 64GB model and each have 3GB of RAM. MOTO X comes with 16GB with 2GB of RAM and 32GB model comes with 2GB of RAM.
Moto X in comparison with Google Nexus 6 comes with minor changes as both are almost same coming from one brand which is Motorola. Moto X comes with a small battery, a not so big display. Moto X comes at a much lower price in comparison to Nexus 6. Nexus 6 comes with a delightful design and a well configured hardware. Both are the best in the value for money criteria as they both come for low end users as well as high end users.
Apoorva is a technology enthusiast who writes on gadgets and technology for Zopper.com. Today, he writes about comparison reviewed between Nexus 6 and MOTO X.
Never heard of the Leather wood back on the Moto X 2014. And is the Moto X for 20k? I’d like ten of those please.