There are only a few phablets out on the market that is able to compete with the new Nexus 6. The HTC One Max is one of them, and they are increasing in popularity.
In any case, other than the equivalent size, HTC’s gadget doesn’t offer a great deal more contrasted with the Nexus 6. How about we perceive how they stack against each other.
Design and Display
The issue with the One Max is that it truly is a cumbersome handset. HTC has figured out how to make space on their front panel by outfitting two speakers, this means to provide excellent sound, but it clearly adds to the high price tag. The gadget is a great deal bigger than different phablets in this reach. The poor quality of the build is from the manufacturer switching to a plastic band than sticking to their aluminum body. One of the splendid advantages is the color choices, which incorporate gold, black, and silver. The Nexus 6 and the Moto X has the same configuration lines, which is a somewhat bended outline. Consequently, the measurements are 159 x 83 x 10.1 and weight is situated at 184 grams. It is extremely unlikely that the Super LCD 3 screen of the HTC One Max contends with the AMOLED presentation of the Nexus 6. HTC’s gadget conveys only 1080 x 1920 pixel resolution and provides only 373 ppi pixel density. While you are able to get 1400 x 2560 resolution and 493 pixel density on the Nexus 6.
Operating System and Hardware
This is the shortcoming of the One Max. The handset wears a fairly poor chipset; a quad-core Snapdragon 600, timed at only 1.7 GHz. Different specs incorporate the RAM capacity of 2GB and 16GB/32GB implicit memory. In the event that you are a fanatic of viewing films and features, you can update the memory for extra 64 GB through a MicroSD card. There is no space for outer memory. However, the gadget comes in 32GB and 64 GB variations. An alternate drawback of the One Max is the OS, as the gadget runs on old-fashioned Android Jelly Bean 4.3. Being the most recent gadget from Google, the Nexus 6 games the better than ever with the new Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Cam
It is obvious that HTC committed an error with the cam in the One Max and some different gadgets. The organization attempted to try different things with a 4-MP Ultrapixel innovation for the rear camera. However, the result is low-quality pictures. The cam accompanies LED Flash and conveys snaps at resolution of 2688 x 1520, 1080 p@30FPS video recording capabilities. The Nexus 6 has a camera that is premium with a back sensor of 13-MP, with optical image stabilization and dual LED Flash. Both gadget sport a front-facing sensor with 2-MP.
Battery
HTC One Max is a standout amongst the solidest phablets available. On the off-chance that you leave your phone undiscovered, it can keep going for 585 hours. The Nexus wears a bit more diminutive battery, with the limit restricted 3220 mah and conveyed for talk time of only 20 hours.
Cost
The One Max is most likely the least expensive 5.9 inch gadget on the market. With a value set at $500, it is effortlessly the most moderate and best esteem for-cash phablet. Be that as it may, in the event that you can use a few dollars more, the Nexus 6 offers more alternatives, better peculiarities and general more quality gadget. The cost for the 32 GB Nexus is $649, while the individuals who need 64 GB of inner storage must pay $699.