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Being one of the most anticipated smartphones and lifting comes higher expectations from their ‘accidental’ appearance during the announcement of Android 4.4 KitKat , have not prevented the Nexus 5 criticism. In recent weeks I’ve been reporting all fairly reliable news around the new Google smartphone and on all occasions the device look least liked was the battery , which in many cases has been branded as “insufficient”. Well, apparently the battery and the price of Nexus 5 will bring surprises .

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filtration manual that will manufacture smartphone LG , yesterday we offered you virtually definitive confirmation of the vast majority of the specifications of the new Nexus 5 . Among the features of the terminal appeared, once again, the 2300 milliamp battery / hour, by all accounts, seems to fall short for a model who aspires to stand up to the ‘first sword’ of the competition. Know if Google has listened to the criticism that came raising the Nexus 5 or if it is a trick they planned to play from the start, what is certain is that is a good move.

Nexus 5: Two versions, two batteries, two stores and two different prices

Thanks to fellow PhoneArena we learned that the Mountain View plan to release two versions under the two internal storage options that claim to offer. Thus, we would find a Nexus 5 of 16 gigs internal storage and one with 32 gigs . Nothing is going good right?

For the next step is for each of those versions will have a different price battery – the latter is nothing new, of course – So version 16 gigs will the defunct 2,300 milliamp battery / hour and final price of $ 299 – just over 220 euros – while the variant with 32 gigs internal storage would have a 3000 milliamp battery / hour and a final price of $ 399 – around 294 euros to change -.

If we look at the prices that came Nexus 4 in their day – $ 299 for the eight gigabyte model and 349 for the 16-gigabyte version – we will see that the figures handled for Nexus 5 are quite logical. However, we would like to focus again on the choice of the two batteries since, if confirmed, would defeat the main criticisms that has raised the smartphone to date. Do you guys like what you see? Will the battery 3,000 milliamp / hour the Nexus 5 is really competitive?

Source: PhoneArena