Mar 02, 2017 08:47 AM EST By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

Google is under mixed reaction from fans since reports that Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X sequels are being planned to ditch Pixel lines due to lesser pop appeal and failing to match what the Nexus models have achieve in their market tenure. However, the rumors circulating are baseless and should not be taken seriously. Here are major reasons to ditch such reports.

Firstly, Pixel 2 has already drawn attention for its upcoming debut due to reports suggesting that it will sport an improved camera with quality features and two variants coming out for a top tier and budget-friendly alternative, Techno Buffalo reported.

The Pixel 2 is expected to sport wireless charging, expandable storage, dust and water resistance and better battery technology. Besides these high quality features, Pixel 2 could undoubtedly be Google's response to pressure from Apple and Samsung which are currently investing a lot of effort to produce their "Bezel-less" handsets, a feature Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X lack.

Google's take on the design revolution is huge since Pixel 2 is groomed to set how an android phone should be. Alas, Pixel 2's critically-well received launch does not take away the facts that the model is not that impressive when it comes to design as compared to its predecessors, Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X. Thus, the Cupertino-based company's response to "dull design" tag is something to reckon.

Meanwhile, the Pixel laptop has been called into a halt. According to Tech Crunch, Google's senior vice president for hardware Rick Osterloh hinted that the tech giant's premium Chromebook and Pixel products are ending after just two iterations. The report added that Pixel brand is now being used for Google's upcoming smartphones which can potentially be the Pixel 2.

The halt for Pixel laptops production in order to provide parts for the Pixel to is a major drawback on the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X revival claims. Considering such instances, Pixel 2 is definitely a thing plus its predecessor is actually a hit.

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