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Nexus X and Nexus P ( 2015 ) Smartphones
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Great review of the Nexus 6P
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2995...e-android-phone-you-want-next.html#tk.rss_all
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2995...e-android-phone-you-want-next.html#tk.rss_all
Great review of the Nexus 6P
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2995...e-android-phone-you-want-next.html#tk.rss_all
I wouldnt trust that review. He's excited and overstating just one feature of the phone. best to wait for 'after a few weeks/days/ reviews
£499 seems a lot of money for a non-apple phone though
Its OOS at the moment everywhere, and probably good job too! Otherwise I'd have blndly bought it LOL
Oh I agree. I was passing along a positive glowing review. Everyone should get a balance of reviews when buying a smartphone they cannot get their hands on before buying.I wouldnt trust that review. He's excited and overstating just one feature of the phone. best to wait for 'after a few weeks/days/ reviews
£499 seems a lot of money for a non-apple phone though
Its OOS at the moment everywhere, and probably good job too! Otherwise I'd have blndly bought it LOL
I am going to wait to get some feedback from the early adopters before I get one.
But I think their are a lot of high end Android phones that should demand top dollar.
I wouldnt trust that review. He's excited and overstating just one feature of the phone. best to wait for 'after a few weeks/days/ reviews
£499 seems a lot of money for a non-apple phone though
Its OOS at the moment everywhere, and probably good job too! Otherwise I'd have blndly bought it LOL
It may be that high, but you won't find a better android device on the market today. More reviews are coming in and there are a TON of positive feedback from it. I've heard more positive feed back from the Nexus 6p than I have for the iPhone 6S Plus.
I'm weighing the pro's and cons whether I should sell my S6 and move to the 6P.
I'm still awaiting a few more reviews from some of the more important sites just to see if they tip me one way or the other.
Anybody else looking into doing the same thing?
I'm still awaiting a few more reviews from some of the more important sites just to see if they tip me one way or the other.
Anybody else looking into doing the same thing?
Ready for these 6Ps to start shipping next week. The hype machine is full steam ahead.
That graphite model looks so badass in the reviews. Looking forward to getting my hands on it.
That graphite model looks so badass in the reviews. Looking forward to getting my hands on it.
So I just casually checked the Google Play store. Picked out a 32 GB Aluminum 6P, added to Cart, and BAM it's available to be ordered. I just ordered. Is only the 64 GB or the Frost sold out or did I just get lucky?
Showing the same on my end. 32gb aluminum in stock. Nothing else. I have a 32gb frost on order but wishing the 64gb frost would come available.
yeah, i'm wea
Yeah, waiting for the 64 GB frost as well. Lol. Do you know how late Google allows us to cancel orders without penalty?
Yeah, waiting for the 64 GB frost as well. Lol. Do you know how late Google allows us to cancel orders without penalty?
I returned my nexus 6 within the return period last year and they never charged me a restock. Not sure if it'll be the same this year. Thinking that 32gb might actually be enough. I use cloud for files music and pictures so really only need internal storage for airplane trips and apps.
How much could you sell it for?
It's a huge screen difference. The Nexus has better software but the S6 has better hardware. I recommend the Nexus 6p since it will have more support for years to come. Exynos is amazing as a 14nm tech marvel, but the boot loader and Knox is a pain for devs. I love the S6 hardware, but the software is buggy, gets bogged down easily, and doesn't help the fact the battery is too small.
Time to move on, get another AMOLED screen, better software, extreme carrier flexibility, dual front facing speakers, etc.
I wouldn't trust a rep in a store as much. There is a lot of framework for a deal to be made. I am purely speculating, but did T-Mobile have a previous contract with Google to sell Nexus devices? If so, who ended it? Was it mutually agreed to end it or did their business relationship get strained and they have to talk it out or litigate it? Is Google terminating the deal to focus on selling their phones directly to the buyer again? What is their end all goal? See how many questions I raised just looking at its face value? I could've asked more complicated stuff, but rather not lol.
I didn't know Google or TMO terminated the agreement. I still see Nexus phones in TMO stores. I still see Nexus phones in BB too. I think eventually they will filter to the secondary sales channels.
Fair enough. It's probably a good thing the 6p is out of stock. It gives me more time with the iPhone 6s+ and gives early adopters of the 6p to mention any issues etc
Anyway I have a couple of cheap spigen cases ready for the nexus if and when I do buy it lol
Well, those are either overstock or second hand phones, at least at T-Mobile. The Nexus 6 isn't available from T-Mobile. They sell the Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 certified pre owned probably. Second hand phones probably don't require a deal with an OEM to sell them. You know a deal problem would exist like the Microsoft Lumia one when Leglere tweets publicly about it, so doubt Google has problems with T-Mobile either.
I was a huge fan of the original Nexus 5 so I got my 5x in Ice yesterday and I love it. The fingerprint scanner is as fast as my 6s Plus. If you were a fan of the Nexus 5, you will love the 5x. The camera is a huge improvement over the original 5 as well. I've only taken a few shots but it's up there with the best cameras in the industry.