The Nexus 6P is a near universal hit. It's got the size — both in terms of display real estate and in the fact that it's also thin and therefore doesn't feel as big as you might expect. It's got the specs. It's got a camera we're happy to use.
But none of that came easy, Huawei VP of Handsets Product Line Bruce Lee told a group of journalists it flew to Beijing this week (I am among them) as part of of a media tour and the Kirin 950 chipset launch.
"It has always been a dream for Huawei to work with Google for the Nexus 6P," Lee told us through an interpreter, noting that a Nexus smartphone is as big a deal for the Chinese manufacturer as it is for him personally, having worked in the mobile business for more than a decade. The personal reflections were brief islands amid a sea of the usual platitudes you get around Nexus time — showcasing the Android experience on top-shelf hardware, etc. But they certainly stood out.
And there actually was a hit bit of swagger, as well. Huawei knows it can make good hardware — it's done so for some time in markets outside the United States with phones like the Mate 7 and P8.
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