LG Nexus (2015), Huawei Nexus 6 (2015) surfaces in renders

Google is yet to reveal plans to launch Nexus devices, however there have been several reports that the company has tied up with Huawei and LG for two Nexus handset, the smaller being manufactured by LG, and the larger by Huawei. Even LG and Huawei are yet to confirm that they are working on the next Nexus device. Said that, rumors and leaks continue to hit the interwebs.

In a fresh leaks, Google's alleged LG and Huawei's Nexus devices have been spotted in a handful of images and videos (click source link) showing both the devices in its full glory. Courtesy of uSwitch, who partnered with @OnLeaks, "the renders are based on detailed factory schematics provided to accessory-makers".

As per LG-made Nexus's renders that device will come with a slim design profile and will house the volume rocker and power button on the right panel. At the bottom there is a 3.5mm audio jacks and also the charging slot (USB Type-C), on the left sits a SIM card slot, and a set of dual speakers on the front. On the back there is a large camera sensor with dual-tone LED flash, laser auto focus and a circular fingerprint sensor below the camera unit. 

 

LG made Nexus is tipped to feature 5.2-inch display, measure 146.9 x 72.9 x 8mm, though its thickest point will measure 9.8, due to the protruding camera. One notable feature is the inclusion of USB Type-C port.

 

Similar to LG made Nexus, Huawei's Nexus will also have a fingerprint sensor on the back, below the camera unit, dual speakers on the front and USB Type-C port. As per the renders, Huawei's Nexus will sport a 5.7-inch screen. However, it's also being said that Huawei is also testing a 5.5-inch display variant of the device. It will measure 159.4 x 78.3 x 6.6/8.5mm and is also said to sport a complete metal body. Huawei's version of Nexus is referred as Huawei Nexus 6 (2016)

 

Both the Nexus smartphones are expected to be announced in October alongside the final build of Android M.

Source: LG Nexus 2015 | Huawei Nexus 6 via uSwitch