New Huawei Nexus 2015 Concept Video Based On Leaked Specifications Shows A Sleek Device

It’s a known fact that, the Google Nexus 2015 will be released as two variants. One of them is being built by Huawei, while the other will be a LG handset. Meanwhile, the search giant has not confirmed the actual names of the devices yet. Some tech Websites refer to the device as “Nexus 2015,” while the others are calling it the “Nexus 5 2015” or the “Nexus 6 2015.” Thanks to the constant leaks and rumors, the upcoming Nexus handset has starred in a concept video showing the device like never before.

Prominent designer Jermaine Smit has created a sleek looking Huawei Nexus 2015 concept based on the reported rumors and leaked configurations. The video has pretty much covered every aspect of the device’s exterior. Notably, the Huawei variant is the bigger device out of the two at 5.7-inch, whereas the LG Nexus 2015 settles for 5.2-inch display. The 5.7-inch model has been reported to flaunt the much preferred metallic body by the credible tipster @OnLeaks.

Speaking of rumored Huawei Nexus 2015 specifications, the 5.7-inch AMOLED display will reportedly be aided by a QHD/WQHD screen resolution. A new Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor is likely to power the upcoming Nexus smartphone. On the software front, the latest Android 6.0 or Android M (i.e. Marshmallow) will apparently run the show, says Phone Arena.

Front-facing stereo speakers will also be part of the upcoming handset. Thanks to the speakers, the size of the smartphone will be slightly bigger at 159.4 x 78.3 x 8.5 mm, whereas the slimmest side of the device will reportedly measure 6.6 mm. To top it all off, this smartphone will come equipped with a fingerprint scanner and a USB Type C port. Gizmo China, on the other hand, says a cool 21 MP IMX230 sensor will be the primary camera and the other interesting feature is the Rezence/WiPower wireless charging option. However, the search giant has not confirmed the Huawei Nexus 2015 specifications so far.

Here is the Nexus 2015 concept video created by Smit: (Credit: YouTube/Jermaine Smit)