Customer Ratings & Reviews

Switched from an iPhone so much cooler runs a lot more smoothly. Camera is not quite as good but still worth the trade

VEry Awesome Phone, and super price. Good Processor, camera, screen.

much better than a more expensive phone from sprint with all the bloatware, still does everything I need.

Good phone without bloatware. Decent battery life, storage size more than sufficient for my needs.

The Google Nexus 5 is one of the best phones on the market. I've had several phones and the Nexus 5 is superior in weight, design , sound and appearance. I prefer this phone to any other , model 5 is the best.

I did thouroug review to purchase this phone. And it has fulfilled all my wife requirements. Great software and updates come in first. It charges pretty fast. The only downer is the lack of SD card.

It is cool looking, the right size and fast with my wireless provider.

I replaced my Galaxy 6 with this phone for several reasons. Better battery life, immediate updates, and fast system. This is definitely worth every penny. The camera is not bad, but I dont have to worry about having a dead battery by noon.

Replaced my nexus 5 with the 5X. The 5 worked great until I broke it. The 5X is slower, scrolling often jitters, touch screen is poor, often have to tap several times to operate things. I returned the 5X first time for these reasons and the replacement is the same. Battery life seems a bit shorter as well. I will be returning this one as well,

I like the phone but the battery drains to fast. Any advice. Thanks in advance.

I am pleased with the overall performance of the Nexus 5X and would definitely recommend it to a friend

I was using this with care. My device broke down within a month. Sending this back to LG to see how they can fix it. Camera quality is good. But using them consumes a lot of battery. Really didnt expect this from LG and Google.

It was wasn't a good product. It lagged and slow the camera could have been better.

Perfect size, large but will still fit in your back pocket

Yet again, we were treated like royalty, even though it was busy. Husband wanted Nexus 5 X phone. Not in store, so it was ordered and mailed to us. Great phone.

At an affordable price,portable and meets its needs

The phone is a big step forward from the previously made Nexus 5. It is a great phone at a reasonable price as compared to other flagship phones.

I really like my Nexus 5x - 4.5 stars. Previously, I used a Moto X (another great phone). It is pure android. Marshmallow has some great features. The fingerprint scanner is the best feature so far. I can use it as I am pulling my phone from my pocket and it is unlocked by the time I look at the screen. Pros: -Pure android: secure, fast, and zero bloatware -fingerprint scanner has become a go to feature -marshmallow is full of new features. My favorite besides the fingerprint is the ability to allow/disallow app permissions. This gives me full control of what each app can access. -Size: I think it is a perfect size. Large screen for viewing media, but small enough to still fit inside my pocket or my wife's small purse. -Camera take really nice images, especially in low light. -it charges fast -it'll hold a charge for a full day unless you're watching movies all day -it feels solid. Oddly, plastic phones are considered cheap, but all the aluminum/metal phones seem to bend quite easily. I'll stick with plastic. -very lightweight phone -with gorilla glass I don't need a screen protector to protect from scratches so feels really smooth when using the touch screen -price: $350 was worth it. At $400 I might have waited for the Moto X 2016. Cons: -It did lag and it did hang up a few times, but updates have seemed to correct any issues. So, just be aware that out of the box it might be a bit buggy. Get the updates and power it off and on every few days for the first week or so. It worked for me. -The camera operations (not quality) require some getting use to and could be improved. Hopefully, it'll get better with updates from Google. -files are somewhat hidden, but they are there. You may want to get an app to manage folders/files. So, for $350 I have a pure android phone that is secure, fast, and full of useful features like the fingerprint scanner and Marshmallow's permission controls. It has a good camera (if you needed better you'd have a Nikon or Cannon around your neck). It charges very quickly and holds a charge all day for calls, texting, some browsing and app use. It slides in/out of my pocket nicely.

The phone is working well just as any other phone I previously owned. The only fault is the camera slow in catching the subjects .

For a first time smart phone user, the phone is easy to navigate and gets great reception. I especially like the Goggle voice aspect