Google’s Nexus 5X Sells From 379USD In US, Six Other Countries

Following its debut late last month, The Nexus 5X went on sale today in seven countries, including the US. The latest smartphone, which was built by handset maker LG, is sold through stores, carriers, and the Google Store.

According to the Verge, the smartphone is now available in the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Ireland, and India. LG has been quoted as saying that it is set to be sold in Asia, Europe, and Latin America “in the weeks to come.”

The Nexus 5X generated fair praise from reviewers for a mid-range flagship phone. Following the feedback LG has received from its large-screen Nexus 6, the 5X was lauded for its considerable screen size. The LCD display is at 5.2 inches, but boasts of a full (1920x1080) HD resolution resulting to a sharp, pixel-dense 423 ppi screen. The screen comes with a Corning Gorilla Glass 3 sheet with an oleophobic coating that supposedly wards off fingerprints and smudges to keep it blemish-free.

Thanks to its Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS, the Nexus 5X comes with some pretty nifty innovations such as the fingerprint sensor. Mobile performance was also noted on the phone despite its 2GB RAM and Snapdragon 808 processor.

Prices for the Nexus 5X starts at 379USD, but may be different in other carriers in other countries.