Google Nexus 6 Durability Drop Test!

Google Nexus 6 Durability Drop Test!


 Google has just recently released nexus 6 , which is a really huge phone . This bad boy pack the best killer specs which android can offer in 2014 . 

  
        all though the phone frame is made out of a metal , you may be worried about the huge 6 inch which may get cracked when it slip from your hand as nexus 6 don't want to be happy or just want to suicide 

   so clear your all durability doubt about the nexus 6 in the video below uploaded in youtube by  

TechRex    


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