From day one, I was not impressed with this one. While sitting in my living room chair, the signal strength would fluctuate from 0 to 4 on its own. Even when I had a strong signal, as soon as I hit send (for a call), the signal strength would immediately return to 0, and the call would not go...

Absolutely awesome phone. Came from the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and didn't really notice the "too big" complaint that most people have since I was already used to it. Main advantages are: -Fingerprint scanner (Can be used to sign into my banks app which is a big plus) -Very quick stock android -Loud...

The 6P is the flagship product of the Nexus range, and Google has stated that the 'P' stands for 'Premium'. One look at the device had us in complete agreement; the Nexus 6P, with its metal frame and body looks nothing short of fantastic.

I would like to highly recommend you to purchase the - HUAWEI NEXUS 6P 32GB! As you can probably see from photos the phone is a bit long and looks tricky to handle. But it has many other great features to cover up for it! You would be surprised to know how great if feels, it's very thin and smooth.

thin; easy to operate; great cemera and sound

size - a bit big

I had my Nexus 5 and faced the similar issue after 6 months.. Battery is gone almost within 6 months.. But this phone is having poor battery life within just 2 weeks of purchase.

Updated Software - Good performance

- Poor poor battery backup, with a minimal use , the battery is not even stand for 12 hours - Camera does not have many option - When there is no enough signal, it kills the battery like anything; - Screen Quality is not good as compared to the competitors

If you like the looks of the Nexus 6P but want something a bit smaller, the Huawei Nova is what you're looking for. However, If you're looking for similar specs and want a bigger display, Huawei also has the 5.5″ Nova Plus hitting store shelves soon.

Fingerprint sensor has several extra functions; great build quality and attractive Nexus-like design; excellent bright and sharp 1080p display; very good performance; all-day battery life

A bit too pricey; camera is solid but nothing to write home about

Google has scheduled an event for October 4 at which it is expected to launch the next generation of its Android phones. Breaking away from the Nexus name, which has served as the company's in-house phone brand since 2008, the phones will be called the Pixel and Pixel XL, according to a report by Android Police, with pricing reportedly starting at $649.

The Nexus 6P doesn't have the most inspiring design, but when it comes to hardware prowess, value for money and Google extras, this best-ever Nexus is hard to beat.

One of the first two Android 6.0 phones, Google's metal Nexus 6P has a sharp, high-resolution screen and a solid camera, an accurate fingerprint reader, loud speakers and works with every major carrier; Its lower cost makes it a good top-tier value buy.

It's big; a bit boxy and top-heavy; the fingerprint reader's position isn't always convenient and the 6P ditches the wireless charging of previous models.

The Nexus 6P is fantastic. I LOVE this phone so much I ditched my iPhone 6 Plus

Excellent Battery; Excellent Display; AWESOME Performance; Decent Camera; Ton of RAM; Great Fingerprint Scanner; Nicely Put Together

USB Type-C Might Cause A Few Headaches If You Travel And Forget Cable; No Micro-SD; No OIS

Beware, purchased new phone from B&H but when I brought it home it was used. Customer service stated that unlocked phones are opened at B&H to be "unlocked" which is untrue. Unlocked phones come from the manufacturer as unlocked.

I'm very happy with this phone. It is an excellent upgrade for me. I am also pleased with the prompt and courteous service I received from the seller, Wireless World. Very impressive!!