Bringing along $400 and planning to buy a high-end no-contract smartphone seems to be impossible until now. The new Nexus 5 offers a kind of experience that lets buyers take hold of the phone at an affordable price of $350 but with specs and features that are already in the next level compared to Nexus 4.
In fact, this LG-made phone is just $50 over than the previous iteration which costs $300 on its release last year on Google Play Store. The latest Nexus is already equipped with a high-res display and a processor with more processing power. It comes pre-loaded with the new Android 4.4 OS (KitKat), Snapdragon 800 processor, 4.95-inch IPS HD display, 2GB RAM, more internal storage (no expansion support), 2300mAh battery and comes in either black or white. The phone also supports LTE and the body is slimmer than its predecessor with just 8.6mm-thick and weighs 130 grams. It also has polycarbonate back panel and Gorilla Glass 3 display coating.
For now, the Nexus 5 has been completely sold out and new orders may not be satisfied until two to three weeks after. That will be a disappointing news for Nexus lovers and fans especially that the company has not provided any explanation for the delay in shipment or delivery. Anyone interested of buying the phone may have to wait for a while until stock is replenished and all orders are fulfilled by the company.
A more detailed comparison of Nexus 5 and iPhone 5s features and specs can be seen here.
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