Your coming from a Nexus 5 though, so any screen and speaker improvements were inevitable
haha true that!
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I never really had a problem with the N5 screen tbh, it could definitely have done with some gamma adjustment though.
Even compared side by side with the 6P (with sRGB on), the 5x screen still holds it own very well, you really see the difference when it comes to the darker stuff in a lower lit/dark room though, obviously OLED and the infinite contrast ratio/true blacks being the main reason.
Just had a look at anandtechs review and the display did extremely well:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9742/the-google-nexus-5x-review/2
I really don't know what else to say about the Nexus 5X's display, because there's really nothing that can be criticized. I would certainly like if the brightness went up to 600 nits, but I would also prefer that it went to 6000 nits, and obviously that's asking a bit much. As far as LCDs go, the Nexus 5X has one of the best, if not the best that I've seen to date. At this point Google and their OEM partners are going to have to look to gamut as a vector of improvement, but only after proper color management is available at the OS level in order to avoid the problems that have plagued wider gamut displays, which have lacked suitable color management to properly map sRGB content into the wider color space.
Tried out the "cool" preset screen mode and don't notice too much of a difference, with android N supplying more screen calibration controls, we should be able to fine tune the little things a bit more.
Also, surprisingly the 5X actually has the exact same amount of screen real estate as the 6P despite the res. difference i.e. the same amount of content on web pages is displayed.
And yeah I always hated the N5 speaker with a passion, every thing about it was pretty bad, mainly the position (better than being on the back though), from initial reports of the 5X, a lot of people said it was no better than the n5 though but it is certainly a lot better even just for it being front facing, maybe google has improved it somewhat since launch...