Google Nexus 9 Unboxing + Hands On!
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Google Nexus 9, made by HTC. Unboxing & first setup of the Android 5.0 tablet flagship! Let me know what you want to see in the full review: twitter.com Video Gear I use: amzn.com Intro Track: Deadmau5 - Slow Down, Start Over ~ twitter.com google.com @MarquesBrownlee @MKBHD @MKBHD
Nexus 9 unboxing begins with Marques Brownlee presenting the white variant in a boxed packaging that yields a premium feel, contrasting with the Nexus 6 packaging. He notes the 4x3 form factor reminiscent of the iPad mini, and points out the soft touch finish that differentiates the light and dark variants, alongside the metal side frame that adds to the premium impression. The package contents are straightforward: the Nexus 9 unit, HTC made accessories including the charger, and a warranty guide, with a caveat that the LTE version would include a SIM ejector tool. He proceeds to boot the tablet, highlighting the build quality, camera placement, and front-facing speakers, and comments on the device’s heavier, more premium grip than prior Nexuses. Initial impressions focus on the Android 5.0 Lollipop experience, new icons, and the updated multitasking and Google services layout, noting how the tablet’s stock Android flavor translates to a larger display. He comments on tactile feedback from the on-screen keyboard, the overall feel of the chassis, and the first impressions of performance and UI polish, setting expectations for a deeper review to come and inviting viewer questions. He also contrasts the white unit with the darker variant to illustrate color and texture differences, and hints at upcoming hands-on comparisons with other devices while promising more content in future videos.
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Questions answered
- What are the key first impressions of the Nexus 9's build quality and feel in the hand?
- The Nexus 9 feels premium with a metal side band, soft touch back, and a solid heft that suggests quality build compared to earlier Nexus tablets.
- How does Android 5.0 Lollipop look and behave on the Nexus 9 in the initial setup?
- Lollipop brings a refreshed UI with new icons, multitasking, and Google services that align with the phone experience but adapted for a larger 9-inch display.