Sammanfattning: Google Nexus brought to you by LG is available in India for Rs 29,999 (16 GB) in black and white color options. Sporting 5 inch full HD Corning Gorilla 3 display, Nexus 5 runs on Android 4.4 KitKat operating system. The rear side of the Nexus 5 is a lot b...
The Nexus 5 is an amazing phone packing great specs and features. The battery might be disappointing but the price is not. The Nexus 5 can be yours for a price of approximately 500$. That isn’t really cheap but compared to the other smart phones offering ...
Android 4.4 KitKat OS, Impressive design structure, Blazing fast performance, Decent camera, Extremely fair Pricing, Hassle free video streaming
No microSD card support, Average battery life, NO FM Radio, Non userreplaceable battery
For those, who have used Nexus 4 might not find much difference in Nexus 5. But the latter takes one step ahead when it comes to performance. Google has successfully fulfilled its promise to produce Best in Android smartphones with its new Nexus device. D...
The Google LG Nexus 5 is with the latest hardware and software. It has got a premium look and comes for a premium price. If you can afford, it is a good option, specially for the KitKat OS and any other new versions that may be released in the future. The...
No standout messaging app, Design a bit on the plain side, Ordinary battery and camera
Given what it offers – some very good hardware combined with the latest version of Android – at a price of Rs 28,999 for the 16GB version, it is very difficult to argue against the Nexus 5 in terms of sheer value for money if you are an Android fan. Howev...
Android Kitkat out of the box, Impressively sharp screen, Excellent for gaming, Well priced.
Battery life could have been better, Average camera
For around Rs 30,000, the Nexus 5 is the most powerful smartphone from a top-tier brand. Plus, it offers that “pure” Android 4.4 (Kitkat) experience. Maybe its design is too safe, but the construction is undoubtedly great. On the other hand, the phone ha...
Sammanfattning: It's been quite a wait since we last saw the LG Google Nexus 4. Awaiting the Nexus 5 along with the absolute recent 4.4 KitKat version was building up the curiosity. Let's have a closer look at the update Google has given the Nexus 5, or is it simply just...
Sammanfattning: Samsung fanboys might disagree but this was probably 2013's most anticipated Google device. Google's Nexus devices have walked the tightrope and almost pulled off the impossible – a premium device with a high cool quotient, at a price significantly lower ...
Great Display, Best in class performance, Android 4.4 KitKat
Mundane design, Fluctuating camera performance, Average battery life
There are two ways one can look at the Nexus 5. One way is to see it as an iPhone 5S competitor. The other way is to look at it as a sub-Rs 35,000 smartphone.As an iPhone 5S rival, the Nexus 5 falls short as Google and LG made way too many concessions to ...
