Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent Phone, puré Android, no launcher, no lagging. I would recomend it to anyone.

Great Phone but had to trade it as there were no updates any more for it. Only issue I ever had was had to replace the battery. But that was after a few years of use so it wasn't a surprise.

All is excellent. We have any problem. i recomend it Thank you for all

Great phone overall. Fast, great looking and pure Android simplicity. Also this device is eligible for the Android Beta program which brings new features with every new release. The only concern with this device is the build quality or perhaps my over expectation of build quality. The phone doesn't appear to be as structurally strong as other mobile offerings on the market currently. Nonetheless, as long as you don't sit on the phone while in your back pocket you should be good to go.

Beautiful phone with everything you'd need except for wireless charging and memory expandability. However, I could live with that knowing that updates from Google would be forthcoming sooner than corporate phones, but what I didn't expect was that there was horrible wifi connectivity on this phone. It went in and out constantly, which forced high data charges, even in my home with terrific wifi. I have since gone on the internet and seen a great number of people with the same problem with this phone, so buyer beware... I returned it after 48 hours of going crazy doing everything folks recommended, and to no avail... By the way, love my new Samsung Galaxy S7 edge which has NONE of these problems...

Switched from Samsung today and I love this phone! Great screen size and quality. Fast, no bloat ware that Sprint usually loads. Sprint was able to activate the unlocked phone in minutes on an existing account. Needed a SIM card and to have insurance removed so it could be activated but that was fine. My only issue was with Best Buy in Union Square NYC. The manager of the mobile section refused to activate my phone because I did a mobile pickup not a purchase at their area. Absurd. I just wanted be sure one was in stock I don't understand why the policy is different.

I have had the Droid Maxx HD, Moto X (2013), Moto X (2014), and HTC One (M7) and this phone blows them out of the water in every single way. Camera is amazing, battery life varies from good enough to very good, volume could be a little louder on calls, it's quick, screen is incredibly nice, build is as premium as any (I even said I'd never buy it due to the raised bump up top, but it grew on me). I honestly say that spending any extra dollar for any other phone from 2015 is a complete waste. If you can get this phone on sale for ~400, it's WELL worth it.

A premium quality built phone with a nice camera and stock android. Would recommend a case since the phone is too slick to hold due to the aluminum.

Screen completely destroyed on the first drop. Very cheap made glass, came all apart. Was not expecting that from over $500 phone. I do not trust samsung , they ve been all bad to me . So two days ago I've decided to give a try to Nexus and it ended even faster. My lenovo T3 note survived for over a year and is currently working without any issues. So again. One day of use , a brand new Nexus 6p and it went down the hole. Battery life is well below one year old Lenovo as well. Want robust screen and reliable platform- buy a Lenovo. So far I have not seen anything being as reliable and consistent on performance.

Very fast and great graphics. I love the features and how quickly everything loads. Definitely an an awesome phone!

The phone is great for the price. So far I have no issue and its worth the price that I paid for.

If you're still reading this, then this is precious time you could be using to purchase this amazing device. Truly the best android of 2015. Yeah! there may be a new version coming out soon and you would not be remiss in waiting for that but if you're like me and you prefer to get a newer version of a device only after 2-3 years when they've really been upgraded then you can't go wrong with this one.

IlovedthisphoneisatruepowerhouseintheAndroidMarket

This phone is great! It was actually a present for my boyfriend. He usually reads the reviews online before making a purchase and he couldn't agree more with the reviews. Extremely satisfied with the purchase. We even got a $25 best buy gift card with the purchase. Shipping was extremely fast. I ordered it on a Friday or Saturday. I was supposed to get it on a Monday and it came the Thursday before.

Even a year later, this phone still holds it's own against the best of the best and for several hundred dollars less. What I love is that there's literally no Achilles heel for this phone. Every aspect is great. It's reliable, still fast, still good battery, still awesome camera, etc. I've considered upgrading to a pixel but I can't justify it because this one is still so good.

I was using HTC Sensation before, then switched to Lumia 820, then Nexus 6p. Performance is good with some lag sometimes. didnt install much Apps as I had many problems with battery with HTC. Now battery stands for 15-20 hrs on 24/7 wifi. No other issues except battery so far. Using this phone since May 2016. Bought it for 499$ + 50$ GC

I want to like the Nexus 6P. Unfortunately, it has serious connectivity issues with Bluetooth devices that make it impossible to keep this phone. From the beginning my 6P would not maintain a connection to either my Pebble Watch nor the Alpine stereo in my car. This is what happens: Watch: I boot up my phone and pair the phone with the watch. They pair successfully and notifications, etc., all work fine. Then, some random time later - sometimes a few minutes, sometimes a few hours - they disconnect. It is impossible to reconnect them unless I unpair the two devices, restart the phone and then repair them. Of course, the same thing occurs over and over. Car Stereo: I boot up my phone and pair the phone with the car stereo. They pair successfully and hands-free calls, controlling the phone through the stereo, etc., all work fine. Then, again, at some random amount of time later, and usually in the middle of a phone call, the Bluetooth disconnects. The call does not get hung up, it just stops working through the Bluetooth. I then have to take my hands off the steering wheel, grab up the phone, and continue my call with the phone in my hand. Dangerous and against the law in my state. My wife owns a Samsung Note 4 and we have tried pairing both the watch and car stereo with her phone. The pairing goes fine and the Bluetooth works flawlessly. There are several threads online that have many 6P owners complaining about similar Bluetooth connectivity issues. They have offered many suggestions about how to fix this problem. None have worked. They often recommend waiting for the next update from Google to fix the problem. No fix has been forthcoming. I returned my phone a couple of weeks ago and received a refurbished replacement from Google. Without installing any applications, other than the latest updates for the OS and installing the application that controls the Pebble Watch, I tried the Bluetooth. Guess what? The exact same thing. Like I said in the beginning, I really wanted to like this phone. I am really disappointed Google.

It's been more than 2 weeks and got a deal $400 at best buy, very happy with phone performance till now. Very smooth interface and always feel good holding it my hand (looks good)...

Lady at cell phone center was very helpful and the phone was delivered faster than what was told to us. Very pleased with service provided.

Not only is the Nexus series the best Android experience, this is the best Nexus phone and I have owned the 4, 5 and 6.