Huawei Nexus 6P won't be shipping to India until November

The Google Nexus 6P is being regarded as one of the most interesting smartphones this year. Sadly, though, potential users in India will have to wait until November before they can get their hands on the device.

The Huawei-made smartphone, which was offered for preorder on Large Format Retail stores and Flipkart, was originally supposed to start shipping on October 21. That, however, did not happen. Apparently, the device has become so popular that shipping dates were purposely moved.

The device's 32 GB variant was on preorder in India for about $861, while its higher capacity 64 GB model is priced at around $924. There came a time, though, that both versions were listed as "Out of stock" on Flipkart.

As Tech Times has reported, Huawei had gone ahead and confirmed that the unit will be shipped in the first week of November. Sadly, no exact release date has been provided.

"Our supply chain is working on priority to fulfill the demand," P. Sanjeev, the Vice President of Sales at Huawei and Honor India, Consumer Business Group stated, according to Indian Express. "The smartphones will be shipped out in batches. The first batch of smartphones will be available in India starting first week of November. We are working closely with Flipkart and our retail partners on the availability of the smartphones to the Nexus 6P fans."

Shipping of the Nexus 6P has already started in the United States. Since the release, tech critics and consumers have been giving out nothing but praises about this device. It is expected that the Nexus 6P will easily be considered as one of this year's most successful smartphones.

The Nexus 6P will reportedly have a high resolution QHD display that is fortified with Gorilla Glass 4 protection. It will also come out of the box with the latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS, a premium, sleek aluminum body, and a rear fingerprint scanner - which can be used for authenticating Google Play Store purchases.

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