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October 2015
(86%)
457 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Design is elegant yet sturdy and high quality, Display brings high resolution in AMOLED construction, Performance is great due to combination of powerful processor and optimized software, Camera is finally a good daily shooter, Fingerprint reader is easy
Ambient Display doesn't take enough advantage of AMOLED screen, No expandable storage, USB Type C standard still very young, takes some getting used to, Qualcomm Quick Charging no longer supported, Camera app experience still a bit too bare
The Nexus 6P is what the Nexus line always wanted to be: a marriage of value, power, and aesthetic that is more than capable of capturing life moments. And, as this year's new Android vessel, it is the showcase that Marshmallow deserves...
Abstract: This year was pure bliss for Android purists, with two Nexus devices hitting market. One phone definitely doesn't fit all, something Google learnt with the Nexus 6 , a device that was significantly larger than most smartphones and came with a price tag th...
Abstract: Finding the right balance is a near-impossible task. In cooking, neglecting to use spices can leave a dish bland and without personality; add too much and you ruin the meal entirely. The same thing can happen in mobile.I've used and tested a lot of really...
Overall build Between the Nexus 6P and the Huatch, I'm very impressed with Huawei's build quality lately. The 6P is sturdy but light, and it looks fantastic. It's clearly a thoughtful design, and I appreciate that. Even the camera bump we all shuddered at
Wiggly video stabilization Stabilization when shooting video can get wiggly at times, which produces a somewhat nauseating effect. This isn't something that happens 100% of the time, but I'd rather have a little shake than sea sickness
I have a few minor qualms with the Nexus 6P like wobbly video stabilization and not-bad-but-not-good battery life, but those can (probably) be fixed in future updates. Really the only problem still weighing on my mind is the potential for burn-in on the 6...
Published: 2015-10-26, Author: Daniel , review by: yahoo.com
Abstract: For years, fans of Google's Nexus smartphones have raved about the phones' affordability, their sleek design, and their lack of bloatware (which Samsung, LG, and others install on their Android handsets).Still, Nexus phones have always had a couple of nag...
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Published: 2015-10-23, Author: Michael , review by: Pocketnow.com
Solid hardware with significant power, Android Marshmallow a big improvement over Lollipop, Camera finally does the Nexus family proud, Excellent fingerprint scanner, Above-average endurance
Google Now on Tap not fully baked, Ambient Display doesn't live up to its potential (again), Slippery casing, Lack of MicroSD is par for the course, but no wireless charging is a bummer,
Is the Nexus 6P worth that kind of cheddar? In a word: absolutely. There are shortcomings here as with any phone: some of Android Marshmallow's new features aren't quite ready for primetime; there's a missed opportunity to take full advantage of the s...
Abstract: Google's Nexus phones have had plenty of good things going for 'em over the years, but camera quality has never exactly been a top focus. At least, until now.With this year's new Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P models, the Big G swears it's turning over a new leaf...
One of the first two Android 6.0 phones, Google's metal Nexus 6P has a sharp, high-resolution screen and a solid camera, an accurate fingerprint reader, loud speakers and works with every major carrier. Its lower cost makes it a good top-tier value buy
It's big, a bit boxy and top-heavy, the fingerprint reader's position isn't always convenient and the 6P ditches the wireless charging of previous models
The Nexus 6P doesn't have the most inspiring design, but when it comes to hardware prowess, value for money and Google extras, this best-ever Nexus is hard to beat...
