Customer Ratings & Reviews

The google nexus phone looks so good especially its fancy color and shape. I like this phone due to its excellent performance.

This is one of the best phones ever made. The pixel phones may have upped it but not anywhere near enough to beat the price to performance that the old nexus 6p does. It's a shame Google priced the pixel phones so high that it competes with other high end phones that just offer way more for the money. As for the 6p it's priced right, it's octo-core CPU is more than powerful enough, and it's 2k screen is absolutely gorgeous. If I had to buy it again I would buy two of these phones.

I purchased this after cracking the screen on my Nexus 6. Instead of paying a couple hundred dollars for a refurbished replacement I decided to invest a few more dollars and get a new 6P. This phone has a pure quality feel to it and I am very happy with it. It has no problem competing with today's newest flagship phones. Although the new Pixel line just came out (at over double the price I paid for this as I purchased it on sale) I am still extremely satisfied with this phone.

This phone was a replacement for my Motorola Nexus 6, and I love it. The battery is pretty good, it charges fast and the screen is great. The best unlocked Android phone you could buy besides the new pixel. The stereo front facing speakers are awesome, which most phones don't have anymore. Some downsides are the camera which is good, but there are better ones on the market, and the USB-C port, you have to replace all of your old car chargers and extra cables.

This phones is very fast. Long lasting battery. The front facing speakers. Fast updates. Best unlock phone out.

Awesome Google phone with a great screen and camera. Slightly big but not detrimental to fitting in my pockets.

I bought this after my LG G3's charging port caught fire. I was out of contract and wanted something affordable off contract. Couldn't be happier with my purchase. Operating system is quick and responsive. Monthly updates delivered straight from Google. Camera quality is excellent, especially in low light. The other bonus is now that my old phone is paid off with AT&T I'm no longer paying the carrier for a new phone so I save about $25 a month on my cell service.

Okay, I'm coming from an Iphone which may tell you a lot about my perspective. Compared to Iphone, I find this phone to not be user-friendly or intuitive. It doesn't indicate clearly when you have a phone call or text. The camera is great, the screen is huge, and the keyboard pretty slick, and has good battery life. If you're used to Nexus/Android go for it but know it won't fit in your pocket. I wish I had paid 200-300 more for an Iphone.

I research every product before I make big purchases. I've been waiting for a good android phone to purchase and I am not disappointed. I'm sure you could spend double the cost on an expensive brand's newest item, but this is just as good (if not better) for a reasonable price. I am completely satisfied.

The phone is good with nice features under $400 mark. Very satisfied with the purchase. I wish its a little smaller to fit in my hands.

The metallic body seems more advanced and more professional. And the fingerprint identification provides more convenient and faster feelings.

This phone is great. I had upgraded to this phone from a Samsung Galaxy S5 so that I could get onto Google Fi. It woks great. Fast processor, great resolution, very responsive. The things that I *don't* like are that you can't open it up to add memory or to swap out a battery. I hate not being able to expand/upgrade that. The 64 GB version seems to have enough room to store everything, and enough juice to get through the day. So, it's not a big deal right now, but we'll see how things work in about a year.

I bought this phone to replace an iphone 6s plus. I used it for a few weeks and loved the customizability of it compared to apple. I had great luck with the battery life and camera. In the end I ended up returning it and going back to the iPhone just because of the ease of use of the iOS it seems to be much more refined than than android (in my opinion). Android is getting better all the time and will be there soon but not quite yet.

I upgraded from a Note 4 and have been enjoying the functions of this phone very much. Pros: Battery life, the doze function is amazing and allows my phone to extend the battery life Great sound on the device, the speak placement on the front really helps Cons: Early adoption of USB C, I wish the standards on USB C were higher than USB 2.0. I would love a cable display out so i can use the device like a computer when i travel.

I've always wanted a Nexus device, and I'm very glad I waited until now. The 6P is premium for sure, and with no carrier bloatware running straight up Android, it runs like a dream!

The bad: The construction of the phone is not the best. 1. Button placement is horrible. Especially to hold while running. 2. If I tap the back of the phone (near camera raised area) I can hear it rattling loose or unsecured parts inside. 3. The phone gets HOT sometimes 4. Calls often have static in them.. 5. Some of this maybe because I am running Cyanogen and not factory ROM. But I don't it because I did run factory for a little while and calls still had high amount of static. The Good: 1. Its far cheaper than a Samsung phone and does most of the same things. 2. The phone gets updates the same year it is released unlike my useless Samsung. 3. The USB C thing works flawless. I bought some adapters so that I can use the micro USB cords. Yes both data and charge works fine on my laptop. 5. Loved the fact it did not come with junk apps from anyone willing to pay the manufacture. But the Google garbage they could have kept. For me given this phones cost and performance I wont be going back to 3rd party phones again. The new Samsungs cost over $800, but you will be LUCKY to get Android N on it before your warranty expires. Think about it.

This is my first Nexus device though I've considered buying one in the past. I'm glad I waited: this phone, made by Huawei, is excellent. It feels substantial without being heavy; it's as powerful as most of the much-more-expensive "flagship" phones, and it's battery life - which is my single biggest concern (coming from a Samsung GS4, one of the last "flagships" with a replaceable battery) - is good to great. Just yesterday I went 16 hours of moderate to heavy use on a single charge (and my heavy use means on the phone, screen lit, for the majority of a given hour). Of course, the phone's main draw is plain-vanilla Android, and that doesn't disappoint here. Marshmallow is what ships (as of my purchase in May 2016), but as soon as a new OS is announced, it's generally available. For example, I could download the Android N public beta the day it was released. It will take a little getting used to if you're coming from TouchWiz, but it's mostly worth it. My only real tweak is that I love the stock Google keyboard, except on many screens, the top number row doesn't show (I wish it showed all the time). Other features of this phone include a back-mounted fingerprint sensor that is fast and accurate and proves helpful, as it's where you're finger lands anyway when you're picking it up; and a USB Type-C charger, which will require a new set of charging cables (one is included in the box, of course, but if you're like me, you want a travel one and an extra one for work/alternate spot). Overall, it's a great phone, and I'd recommend it.

This is a big phone, but it does not feel big! Many improvements from the 5, including the screen brightness. It goes both brighter and dimmer, great for nighttime use.

Impossible to beat for the price. Phone has had amazing performance and battery life.

Use it with Project Fi, works great. Battery life still holding well after 14 months. Great low light camera.