Huawei - Google Nexus 6P 4G with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Gold

Before i brought this product i did a lot of research online, my choices of phones were the note 5, iPhone 6s plus and galaxy 6. I have always been a galaxy fan every since the note but after receiving the nexus 6p my mind is blown on how far google has come. i would have never thought i would have been getting a phone that is about the same or if not better in terms of technology. Now dont get me wrong there are some things i will miss of course like for instance the stylus but that is no biggie the screen is big enough to use my fingers. I think the smoothness of this phones performance is outstanding even the way apps open there is no lag there. Oh and love the design it looks beautiful and feel so comfortable in my hands, gives me the assurance that i actually have a grip on the phone while doing things i love doing the most. Awesome picture taking i put it side by side to my note 4 and could not tell the difference except the note was a little be slower in hdd mode by a little, and awesome brightness on the nexus catches every aspect of lighting, oh and lets not forget the 8mp front camera. The battery life on this phone is also great the best in class i think compared to all the other phones i have had, i have had the phone for 2 days now and right out of the box no charging, it just went to battery save mode last night which was surprising due to all the things i was doing and it was half way charged when i received it, oh and i also like how when it goes to battery save mode it shuts down literally everything that is not needed and when you open it back up it continues where it left off. Now there is one thing i am on the fence about and that is the charger, I kind of like the idea but not really the concept meaning if my charger breaks or i lose it then i have to order a new one and wait for it to come in because it is the first in its class, but i like it in another way also because there is no more sharing chargers and confusing which charger is for who, I live in a big house hold with 5 children and everyone uses the same type of charger, we all have androids so i am always stuck looking for my own charger, not anymore lol. Ok i think i have said enough there is much more but i don't think there is enough space here. Just know you will not be disappointed with this phone, unless they come out with a nexus 7 in 2 months lol.

I jumped on this phone once Best Buy had it available in Gold. Couldn't wait to get it. I've had it for 4 days now and off the bat I can tell you that this phone is unbelievably smooth and has AWESOME battery life. The stand by time is by far the best of any Android I've used and it has a lot to do with Marshmallow software and Doze. This phone is so nice to look at too. I find myself picking it up just to stare at it. Camera is very sharp and fast at taking shots. USB-Type C charges very fast as well. It's nice to not have to worry about which way I'm plugging in the charger. The screen is so vivid and bright, the finger print sensor on the back is so comfortable, fast and is awesome that you can just wake the phone up by placing your finger on it. 32 GB is more than enough space too. Stock Android doesn't use up a lot of GB unlike phones from Samsung or LG. Very happy with my purchase, the only thing I'm disappointed in is that the 50 off sale didn't last longer or at least Best Buy allow people to pre order with the sale, however I have no issue paying the price I did as it is that great of a device.

PROS: *Fast processor, no lag *Loud front firing speakers *Excellent battery *Crisp Display *Awesome low-light camera *Gorgeous looking design *Ability to beta test Android N CONS: *Build Quality I had first purchased the gold 6P (It looks pink in some light, and silver in other light) which lasted me one month, before I noticed the metal body had a slight bend in the frame, right above the volume rocker. The small kink was pulling away from the glass panel, and the phone no longer sat level on flat surfaces (It wobbled). I kept the phone in a case since the day I bought it, and never once dropped it. I did my research, many other people had discovered the same exact bend as mine, many were able to RMA through Google, if they purchased the phone via Google. The other not so lucky people (like myself) that did not buy the phone from the Google store, were stuck with contacting Huawei for a replacement. I started an online chat with a friendly Huawei employee, explaining my scenario, while putting great emphasis on why the bend was not my fault, but instead Huawei's, due to a poor/weak design flaw. I was instantly made out to be a fool, because, and I'm paraphrasing here, "Our phone is made of metal, and when metal gets warm, it bends...so you need to be more careful." I follow up with how bogus that is, and why a phone shouldn't bend just from being in your front pocket, and I'd like a replacement. Nope. It's considered "cosmetic damage" and we at Huawei don't cover that sort of thing. Is there anything we can assist you with? Yeah, better customer service. I then take my bent - way past the 14 day return policy - Nexus 6P to Best Buy (I am not an elite member either), in a last ditch effort for an exchange. And my prayers are answered. I ran into the absolute coolest BB employee I've had the pleasure of doing business with. Not only did he exchange my phone, but he also put $80 back on to my card, (due to a current sale) and allowed me to swap for the frost aluminum, instead of the gold color (not at all impressed with the bland gold color). My faith in Best Buy had been restored that day. Thanks again dude!

1. Hefty. Some equate weight with quality. You definitely feel quality. 2. A nice feel. Smooth, very slim. Although I've taken the liberty to case up my phone because I want to prevent any possible dings. 3. I love the look of the phone. Some people showed dislike for the visor, but I think this is a really smart looking phone. Nothing too fancy, but I do have a bias for simplistic designs. 4. CAMERA is superb. Of course, it's still a camera on the phone, but the picture quality definitely reveals how far we've gone in 2015 regarding technology. 5. SPEED. It's fast. You can have multiple apps in the background, and you won't experience any hiccups. Some reviewers have taken the position to label the Nexus 6P as the best smartphone in 2015, and it truly deserves that title. 6. ANDROID MARSHMALLOW. The Doze feature (helps conserve battery) is nice. Helps complement the attractive battery capacity in the phone. Phone being android, this allows you to even further customize your phone. You can change the way your home pages look, things you want displayed on the status bar, and much more advanced things that I personally haven't explored yet. 7. SCREEN is AMOLED, it's bright, clear, and beautiful. I have experienced no issues with colors burning in. You also have the ability to run sRGB, if you aren't a fan of the stock saturation of the colors. 8. SPEAKERS are loud, and clear. They sound full. There was a comparison video that included the Nexus 6P and another phone, but it was just the video that made the Nexus 6P sound inferior. I had the HTC M7 and I thought those speakers were amazing. The 6P is BETTER than the M7.

To start off this is one of the best purchases I have made in years. I previously had the HTC one me and my parents both have the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s. This phone blows every phone I have tried and had out of the water! The finger print scanner on the back is placed perfectly for easy access, and is one of the fastest I have seen. The design of the phone just feels and looks premium I constantly get compliments on my phone with the awesome gold color. The performance on the nexus is on a different level from anything I have used. It doesn't matter what you are doing this thing flies! Anything I do is buttery smooth on this phone and it never misses a beat. The battery life is incredible I have over 3 and a half hours of on screen time and my phone is still at 35% you will not need to worry about brining your charger anywhere because this phone can easily last you 2 days on a single charge. This phone can not be praised enough in my opinion it blows any apple or Samsung product out of the water. It is the pure android experience without all the bloatware other companies throw on your phone. If your on the edge about getting one trust me you will not regret this purchase!

There is very little that I don't like about this phone. The screen looks great, the sound is good, and the phone performs well for all of the apps I run on it. I use the phone quite a bit for work, which mostly consists of reading and responding to messages. My previous phone was the Nexus 5, which I also liked, but I wanted a slightly bigger screen that I could read more easily. This screen is a good size for that. I didn't buy it for video or games, but I do use it for both, and it does quite well in those areas as well. The phone does well as a phone, gets a good signal (I use it on t-mobile), and works well as a hot spot. My biggest concern when I bought the phone was the size. Now that I've had it for a few weeks I'm quite happy with the size. It fits in my pocket just fine. The phone uses a different plug for charging than any of my other devices. That's a slight inconvenience, but not a huge deal. The plug on this is actually better, since you don't have to figure out which way it goes each time. But the fact that its different from the other phones and tablets in the house does mean I can't interchange chargers. My one complaint about this phone is that it does get warm, likely just because of the metal case. I bought a third party cover for it, but I ended up not using it because I like the feel of the phone so well without a cover. Like the Nexus 5 I had before, I really like having the un-altered Android that comes on the Google phones, and I like getting the updates quickly. These phones come without the third party clutter common on other devices. I'd rather install additional apps I want than have my phone come with a bunch of stuff I don't want that's hard to get rid of.

I write this currently on my 6P. I actually returned the 32gb and bought the 64gb while it was on sale for the same price (free upgrade!) The build quality of this phone is great. Despite many recent reviews suggesting the wait for the next Nexus phones, I did not want to wait, and keep in mind the longevity of the pure Android experience with immediate support. Most of people's complaints are correct, by they do not void the phone as a great choice. Pros: The design is amazing. The phone stands out from the others in the best way. The aluminum looks nice, too. The phone is quick. I see no hiccups, and I don't expect any since I don't have any interest in VR. The camera takes crisp pictures and the call quality is great. Front facing speakers are amazing and will quickly become a deal breaker for any other phone. The screen is gorgeous too, so it's all around great for games and media. Cons: Bluetooth is a pain. It recognizes my headset by doesn't always connect for media streaming, which I've never heard of before. Battery life isn't as great as others rave about other phones to have, but I live in an area with terrible reception, so I imagine that works my phone harder than usual. I typically get over 4hrs SOT though. The phone is big. You most likely won't find it easy to use with one hand, if at all. I think that it was worth it mostly because of the price. At $399 for the 64gb, it's primary competition was the OnePlus 3 and the Axon 7. The 3 isn't supported by Verizon, so it wasn't an option, but the Axon 7 looked horrible to me. Plus, they cannot promise updates like the Nexus can, and I'm expecting to keep this phone for more than two years if possible. Looking at people still using the Nexus 5 in 2016 makes me feel more comfortable with my decision.

I read other positive reviews about this phone, but I was still a little hesitant because the Samsung S6 had good reviews and I did not like it. Thankfully, moving to a vanilla Android experience, along with this excellent hardware, was a smart move. Hands down this is the best phone that I have ever used and I would highly recommend. A few highlights: - Fingerprint reader (on the back) is easy to use and extremely quick. - Battery life is amazing. On my S6 a day was 6am-2pm at 20% and needed a recharge. With the 6p I go from 6am-10pm before hitting 20% with the same use. - Overall quick and responsive switching between apps, unlocking phone, day-to-day tasks, etc. - Beautiful display - Pictures look great - might not be an iphone 6, but on par if not better than the S6, especially in low light. Thoughts to be aware of: - This is an UNLOCKED phone and does NOT come with a Sim card. Best Buy doesn't carry Sim cards, and at least for me, Sprint does not carry them in their stores. I had to contact Sprint to mail me a Nano Sim card, which was free. - Display is large and so is the phone. Unless you've had a Note or 6plus, you'll be upgrading your pocket/carry size! - Default (highest resolution) picture ration is 4x3, not 16x9. Not the worst thing, but I was accustomed to 16x9. You can change it to 16x9, but you'll lose resolution. - This uses USB type C for charging, and does have quick charge. Your older micro USB cords won't work. Although it does come with a USB C to A cord. Overall -- great phone. I would still bet that this holds up over newer devices like the S7 and LG5.