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REVIEW nexus 5 @ engadget

] a power user's dream that sells for $350 and features some of the same specs you'd expect to see in a top-shelf device.
] It's a $350 flagship phone with the serenity of a pure Android experience and all the trimmings, that's what.

] high-res display,
] overall performance and the
] enhancements brought to us by Android KitKat.
] value - Nexus 5 isn't just a really nice phone; it's also a welcome harbinger of where smartphones might be headed. That you can purchase a smartphone with such incredible specs for less than $400 -- without being forced into a contract in the process -- is a shot across the bow at manufacturers who sell similar devices for an additional $200 (at best). Whether or not it was the company's intent, Google is sending a message to smartphone makers that it's possible to make high-quality handsets without costing consumers the proverbial arm and leg. Now we just wait and see if that message will be warmly received.

] We can't point our finger at any one feature that was clearly the victim of cost-cutting, with battery life being the only possible exception.

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