Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you want a pure Android phone, look no further. But you would be much better off with other offerings like Galaxy S6 if you can bare with its bloatware. Battery life is average, camera is sub-par on this Nexus 6. And size is too huge and boring looking.

Great screen space and display ; Of course its too big ; However, google system is not better than samsung ; Is not a user friendly phone ; Difficult to transition ; Messaging and music apps not the best

I did not realize this was a model that was being replaced. shame on the sales associate for not telling me that.

Dropped it from pocket to street landed on asphalt and broke glass and lcd. we are talking less than 3 feet drop on surface not so hard like concrete. to fix lcd is more expensive than new phone. bad design!!!! otherwise its an incredible phone.

My first concern with the phone is it's compatibility with Verizon. I had no problem setting it up with my Verizon account. I inserted my sim and was done. The phone itself is big but not overwhelming. Battery life seems pretty good. I do run it on a battery saving mode. It being unlocked you avoid all the bloat from carrier apps and software. I found it funny that the Verizon version was 200.00 more but in doing research this model is the same unlocked model you get directly from the Google store. If you work a lot off of Chrome this phone will be very familiar. Set up was really simple and quick. Coming from a Galaxy S5, I was convinced that a S6 was my next phone. I decided to look beyond Samsung and found this phone. I am glad I did. This is the best phone I have ever had.

Is this phone big? Yes. But I knew that going into the purchase and very satisfied as the Nexus 6 is a great piece a hardware with a smooth software experience. I do recommend getting a case with a stand for consuming media as the front facing speakers are great and if it does slip out of the hand have some protection. This phone is worth it if you want a big phone, small tablet.

It is a amazing phone. No lag the experience of pure android. With no worries of it not getting updated since it will come directly from Google. Fantastic screen and size

Contrary to what the listing says, this phone DOES work on Verizon. It's unlocked -- not tied to a specific carrier -- and it has the radio hardware to use their network. I bought it at full retail, took it to a Verizon store, and they had no trouble getting it to work. You might not be able to just swap your SIM card in; for a non-VZW-branded phone like this, there's an extra step VZW may have to take on their end to whitelist the phone's serial number. Like all internet advice, take this at your own risk. Pros: Easily customizable (it's a Nexus), no bloatware, stock Android Cons: It's huge

Bought to replace my aging Nexus 5 which I dearly loved but just wouldn't hold a charge anymore. Really wish I could have gotten another Nexus 5 as I consider that the sweet spot in size, but finally opted for the Nexus 6 since I couldn't wait any longer. The phone without a case is a little difficult to hold in one hand, but with a Cruzerlite case it's not a problem for me (I do have larger than normal hands). So far, the battery life has been excellent... even better than my N5 when it was new. I generally get through an entire work day with moderate use with 40% or more battery remaining.

@ today's price of $349.99 U save $300 over the original MSRP. Loaded with features worthy of Flag Ship status. Note this is the US model compatible with rhe Google Project Fi wireless network. It'll also run on Sprint, Verizon Wireless, AT&T and T-Mobile. It's unlocked so it should be run on the many MVNO's like Metro PCS or Ring Plus Mobile.

This is the best android phone till now. I had motox (1st gen) and nexus 5 but this phone is the best. Size can be a lil too big sometimes but other wise its amazing. 3gb ram is perfect for multitasking and camera is also great

It came down to LG G3, Samsung Note 4 and the Nexus 6. After much use of all 3 headset, i personally chose the Nexus 6. The unmodified UI provides seamless transitions and a great android user experience. The builtin wifi charging was the icing on the cake. Highly recommended to anybody who can handle the large frame

This phone deserves 5 star ratings. The main issue with the phone is network connection capability. It will not connect to LTE. I used the same SIM card on my iphone 5, it was showing LTE. I do a review online, the problem is from the phone not the carrier. I will not recommend it because of this problem

This is one of the best phone I have ever had,simple no bloat ware just pure Google apps and it works with every Phone service provider

I bought this phone because i liked the design of google phone and it was relatively cheaper than the iPhone 6 plus. However, the one i got didn't function well at all. I have three main reasons here. (1) A lot of apps become frozen and crash quite often especially google apps, such as map and gmail, and then i always have to restart it. (2) The battery dies very fast and the charging is very slow. I usually just make phone calls or text or yelp with my phone and don't play games or watch videos but even with that the phone can't survive a day. If the phone has been used for around a year, I could understand that but for a brand new phone i found that very weird. And then the recharging process is very slow, taking hours. (3) What drives me crazy now and making all this effort writing this review is now it starts to reboot itself while no one is touching it. Just as I am writhing this and didn't use it at all, it has rebooted itself several times. If this is not considered abnormal I don't know what is.

It was the perfect deal in that time for sure. Nexus 6 is one of the greatest mobile phone i used in my entire life.

The phone, once updated to the latest Android OS 5. whatever, loses it's ability to be a hotspot. The hotspot turns on, you can connect a device to it, but the device cannot access the internet. Works out of the box on 5.0, but the first OS update breaks it. I tried 2 of them, same thing. Motorola is clueless.