Customer Ratings & Reviews

So, I recently bought this phone. I had a 16GB iPhone 6s Plus that was just filled up to the max. I was disappointed with the direction that Apple has taken with their new iPhone 7, so I decided it was time to go back to Android. I took my phone into Best Buy and traded it for a giftcard (got $270) and put it towards this device! I have always been a fan of the Nexus brand of devices. They are super fast and nice. This phone DOES NOT DISAPPOINT! It's speedy, beautiful, and functions in every way/shape I need it to. I love the all-metal design. That's so beautiful. So far, I am very happy with this purchase. It does get really hot at certain points, but it doesn't seem to affect performance at all! Worth the money!

Have been using the Nexus 6p for a couple of months and it's been perfect so far.

This is a great phone, super quick and smooth. The only problem I had was that many of the apps I was used to on my Samsung phones were nowhere to be found. I knew that before purchasing and thought I could find suitable alternatives, but was unable to. I guess I am just too used to Samsung phones and software, but this is a great phone as long as you know ahead of time.

The Nexus 6P is one heck of a phone. As I expected, it took me awhile to get it configured the way I wanted it, but it's done. I decided to leave it on the last version of Marshmallow (MTC20L) because of known incompatibilities using Nougat with a few apps, and it's running very nicely. I have already tried it with my Verizon SIM and an AT&T Straight Talk SIM - no issues with either. If you're already an Android user, these days Google makes it somewhat easier to fire up a new phone, because it "remembers" which apps you were using and lets you download them to the new device all at once. You still have to re-enter passwords and do tweaks, but at least some of the drudge work is done.

I really like the great phone with nice camera and sleek design. It has the good features of latest Android

Got this phone to replace my iPhone 6. Yes... transition/learning curve was a little bit frustrating at the beginning, but after a couple of weeks... I'm not going back to iPhone. Great screen, great camera, all the apps that I need, fast charging, no complaints at all. I fully recommend it.

Best phone I've owned in a good while. Best xamera, best Android experience, and no pointless gimmicks.

One of the best phones in the market today... Definitely a yes!!

I bought this to replace my aging Nexus 5. The phone is snappy, runs well, and rarely lags. The build quality is excellent. I've never considered metal phones to be a requirement for me, and still don't, plastic is fine. But if build material is a big deal to you, then this phone's materials are excellent. My only complaint about this device is the size. The form factor is a little big for my taste, but I am a Nexus phone user and the Nexus 5X just wasn't a big enough upgrade for the price over my previous device. For anyone wondering what Nexus devices are about, you need to try one. There is no better Android Experience out there than stock (vanilla) Android. Samsung phones are great physical devices but the bloated software is awful, along with their update schedules. With a Nexus device, when Google releases a new update, you get it within a week, not 6 months. Nexus devices, try it. You won't regret it.

Excellent phone super fast charging with usb type c, and solid performance from the snapdragon 820.

What to make life easier. Stock andriod(Nexus) Want to get recognized. Ios(iPhone) choose wisely

I bought this phone which replaced my land line and love it. It comes with lots of advertisements but who cares

Before I got this, I had the Samsung S7 Edge. While yeah, its a nice phone, I wanted to get back into the Nexus family for updates from Google, not the carrier gimped, 6 month later deal. First thing I did was unlock the bootloader and rooted this bad boy. Yeah the Pixel has updated internals, and a better camera, but one of the main selling points is Google Assistant. Sure you can get a taste of it using Allo, but I tried that, and didnt like it. So I flashed a package found on XDA, and guess what, I have a fully functional Pixel Launcher and a fully functional Google Assistant. The phone itself has some heft to it, which I love. The screen still holds up today. The camera is decent as well, unless you decide to zoom (I tested this against a Pixel and yeah the Pixel camera is ALOT better). Overall, I am very happy with it, and glad to be back in the Nexus family (in the past I had the Galaxy Nexus, and a Nexus 6)

With a sale, I got this for around $525 in the 64gb model, gold. It is almost too large a phone but just pulls off being one-handed with the right case (Speck). Battery life is a killer, but it's better than most other phones I've used. But for a premium phone, its a great one especially for the price.

Got the phone a week before the Note 7 came out. Reviewed the note 7 specs and was questioning my purchased. Till the battery explosions started. This phone has an amazing screen, awesome camera, and plenty of speed. Be prepared to lug around a giant though!

Before purchasing the Nexus 6p I had an iPhone so the features def are different. What sold me on buying this phone was the camera. The quality is amazing and so vivid. There are also pretty cool features on the phone. The only negative thing is that my phone dies pretty fast compared to the iPhone.

It's the best Nexus phone ever! Google and Huawei have knocked it out the park

Value for money and no issues with it so far. Very much satisfied

Google's Nexus 6P is easier to hold and easier on your wallet, compared to the Nexus 6 from a year ago. New features, like a fingerprint sensor, reversible USB-C port and a better camera, are the selling points for this all-metal Android phablet.

I like the size, not heavy, good fingerprint reader, good speakers, charges fast, and battery lasts a long time. Does get hot when using, no voicemail, certain features can be touchy, had problems stay in sync and resyncing.