This is currently the only unlocked Android phone that will work on all the networks. I feel so free! I have followed the news about this phone since it's introduction when I was instantly drawn to it. After finally purchasing it I have to say I am not in the least disappointed. The Screen is beautiful and big. This is the size I have wanted since the days of the Original Motorola Droid. At 5.9" it's not for everyone. My hands are pretty big so I can one-hand it most of the time. I don't always have to put on my reading glasses to read texts and emails either. It's also great for looking at the pictures and videos on Facebook. I can see my grandchildren. The camera takes great pictures. I picked up the phone before going to Disneyland. I was able to take action shots, selfies and some night shots of the Castle. Great memories. One other bonus for me is this phone is a Google Nexus. It gets all the latest updates for Android. I like having the current OS without waiting for the Carrier to mess around with it. And I have none of the Carrier bloatware so I have more room on the phone for what I want to install. It's the plain vanilla Android experience. That just means I get to decide how I want the phone to look. Great Product.

I've never owned a smartphone before, but I really like my Nexus

Tell you what, even if its a huge huge phone, it fits in hand perfectly, only people with small hands will have trouble using it, if that's what stopping you from buying this phone. It has very stylus design, feels premium in hand, than that ugly s6. Performance is also very fast optimized and swift flowing, best phone out there for gaming since its got its extraordinary size and screen quality. Camera is also great , dunno why people are complaining about this phone, but yes it takes some time focusing only when shooting vedio, and that's only con I have seen so far in this phone. Since its price has dropped now, its far far more better than other phone like g4, m9, s6 and 6 plus out there.

Going along with the video-friendly 16:9 screen are front-facing speakers that project movie, game and music sound to me instead of away from me. What a concept! The specs top almost all previous smartphone benchmarks thanks to the Qualcomm's newest Snapdragon chip and 3GB of RAM. An extra-large battery has kept me running for more than a day. The 13-megapixel camera is more true-to-life than 2013's Nexus 5 and Motorola's other smartphones combined, even if it doesn't quite measure up what Samsung's doing. We disliked

If you want the best - cutting edge software from Google, superb performance, all day battery life, a stunning display, a fantastic camera, front facing stereo speakers, and support for every mobile radio band you can think of - then go with the Nexus 6. Yes, it's big. That takes about a day to get used to, and when you do get used to it, you start loving it. You can do major reading on it, watch videos with detail and quality that will stun you, or even do a lot of composing and writing. Voice recognition is perfect, and Google has worked at it for a long time. The transition from the Nexus 5 to Nexus 6 in terms of voice recognition is only an incremental improvement, but it's a feature you will fall in love with if you are used to dealing with Siri or S-Voice. The Nexus 6 is a speedy beast. Performance is buttery smooth no matter what you throw at it. The camera is great, and in HDR mode, it captures better photos than even the iPhone 6. So don't be afraid of the size. Give this phone a try and I guarantee you will fall in love.