Mashable has already given Google’s two new Nexus devices a solid thumbs up, and now eager Aussies can get their hands on the shiny devices.
The Nexus 5X and larger Nexus 6P phablet, which are running the latest Android software, 6.0 Marshmallow, are both available for pre-order Down Under as of Monday from the Google Store, before becoming more widely available in early November.
Check out the full spec review of the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P, built by LG and Huawei respectively, and then find out how to get yours below.
And remember, Mashable advises you do not, do not, buy the 16GB if you plan on using your phone with, you know, lots of apps. There’s simply not enough space.
The Nexus 5X
The Nexus 5X 16GB and 32GB are available in black, ice blue and white on Google Store for A$659.00 and A$739.00 each. The site currently says they’ll ship by Nov. 2. The black and ice blue 32GB models of the 5X are also available for preorder with Telstra on a plan starting at A$70 a month.
JB Hi-Fi and Harvey Norman will offer the black 16GB for A$659 and the 32GB for A$739 from Nov. 3.
The Nexus 6P
The Nexus 6P aluminium, graphite or frost models start at A$899 for the 32GB, A$999 for the 64GB and A$1,099 for the 128GB from the Google Store.
Currently, the Google Store says the 64GB will leave the warehouse on Nov. 2, but those looking to buy the 32GB and 128GB will have to join a wait list for the moment.
The 32GB aluminium model is available for pre order Monday with Optus offering plans starting at A$65 a month, while the 64GB aluminium model will start at A$85 a month with Vodafone.
If you want to grab one outright, JB HiFi and Harvey Norman will sell the 64GB aluminium model for A$999 on Nov. 3.
