The high dynamic range on the V10 looks better compared to 6P. The photos on V10 got some clippings on the white and you lose some details. On daylight, photos from Nexus 6P have more accurate color and white balance than on the V10. We have a 12MP main sensor and laser focus on Nexus 6P.
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Camera in still, low light and video shootingįor the camera, the LG V10 sports a 16MP main sensor, laser focus, color spectrum sensor and optical image stabilization, almost the same as the G4 except on the extra manual video controls.
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Although we prefer the punchy color on Nexus 6P, the IPS panel of LG remains accurate and sharp plus it got a second handy screen. On 6P, the AMOLED produces more saturated and punchy color, which we still prefer over V10 due to more vibrant output. The color is accurate, and contrast level is very high. Honestly, it looks sharper when put side-by-side to the 6P. It’s one of the best IPS panels out there. On the other hand, the Nexus 6P has 5.7-inch Quad HD AMOLED panel covered in Gorilla Glass 4. The secondary screen of V10 is always on and provides shortcuts and notifications. The secondary display is 2.1-inch 160p IPS panel. The LG V10 has two displays, the main is a 5.7-inch Quad HD IPS panel covered in Gorilla Glass 4. Nexus 6P for the premium metal design and accurate fingerprint scanner. LG V10 for the sturdy and shockproof build. The 6P and its brother Nexus 5X have one of the best fingerprint scanners we’ve tried so far. The fingerprint sensor on Nexus 6P is faster and more accurate than on the V10 especially when my fingers are sweaty. We noticed that the power button is a bit loose, it’s not a big deal breaker and it still respond quickly most of the time. All of the controls of V10 are located on the back with the fingerprint sensor integrated at the power button. On top of V10, you have a second microphone and IR blaster while we have a headphone jack on 6P.
On the right side, we have a power button and volume rocker on the 6P, again nothing on V10. On the bottom, we have a USB type C charging port on the 6P and microUSB on V10 with headphone jack and mono speaker. Personally, it feels more premium than the LG V10, but it is true that it’s more prone to scuffing and cracks when you accidentally dropped it.Ī tour on the devices, on the right side, we have an SIM slot on the 6P and nothing on V10. The Nexus 6P is made by Huawei featuring an all aluminum and glass body with chamfered edges. It’s also worth mentioning that V10 is shocked proof, giving you an extra peace of mind from accidental drops. V10 is a bit heavy on the hand, but you’d really feel how well-made it is with back cover snugly fitted on the body with no creaks when pressed.
There are bars fitted, one on each side of the phone adding sturdy and solid feel. The V10 is made from plastic while the back is textured DuraSkin that feels rubbery on the hand. It is one of the signature design elements of 6P aside from the fingerprint dimple and big Nexus logo on the back. The Nexus 6P is very symmetric on the front with the camera hump on the back called visor. The V10 slightly follows the footsteps of the G4 with rear buttons, rounded top and bottom, and thin bezels on front, making it easy to distinguish from the crowd. Samsung Galaxy Note 5 vs LG V10 Design and build
See also: Nexus 6P vs Sony Xperia Z5 Premium Which will come out better in this in-depth comparison, camera review, and speed test LG V10 vs Nexus 6P. Two of the most powerful smartphones today have finally met, the LG V10 ( price at Php37,990 pesos) sporting a dual display and rugged design versus to the metal-clad Nexus 6P ( price at P29,990) made by Huawei.
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