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[Nexus 6  General] TiltedAz:
There's so many issues with the OnePlus a comparison isn't even valid. Time to queue the Frozen theme song "Let it go...."
[Nexus 6  General] PFKMan23:
Obvious troll post, but I'll bite. Aside from the issues with rooting(ie: people complaining about issues that the developer is having making a version of Xposed for Lollipop) what are you talking about?
[Nexus 6  General] Luxferro:
I think you failed to detect his sarcasm.
[Nexus 6  General] Kushblow:
The 1+1 is vastly superior to the Nexsucks 6, it's an overpriced phablet with ****ty screen.
[Nexus 6  General] _MetalHead_:
No.
[Nexus 6  General] oneplus:
Hey shakespear sup;)

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Lol scren is going to be awesome compared to 1+1... Even nexus 5 has better screen that 1+1. Overpriced or not, depends on your wallet.
[Nexus 6  General] erapmicks:
U must be poor
[Nexus 6  General] toanau:
Every year I have been upgrading my Nexus phone to next generation since the original N1. But sadly this year I upgraded to OPO. There is same group developers there from the nexus line.

SlimKat or SlimPop
[Nexus 6  General] SilkyJohnson:
Not even close, Nexus 6 blows it out of the water in all regards.

Price? Sometimes you get what you pay for.
[Nexus 6  General] Q.Entity:
I think he meant that is overpriced for what it offers...
[Nexus 6  General] selayan:
Priced like every other phone that's been out in the past few months. It's got better specs than those phones too. So in reality it's priced accordingly to other flagships if not cheaper.

The note 4 is close to $800 off contract. The iPhone 6 16gb is the same price as the nexus 6 32gb.

People were expecting becuase it's named nexus for it to be $350-400..well its no longer made of plastic completely and has top specs now.
[Nexus 6  General] Q.Entity:
Regardless of equivalent price, all these phones are overpriced. I doubt any costs more than 30% of the MSRP...

Not complaining about the Nexus price hike because I can afford it.

I think $550 is what is worth and they would still easily make a good profit.
[Nexus 6  General] _MetalHead_:
Agreed. How anyone can think it's overpriced is beyond me. I actually think that for what you're getting, its a rather good deal.
[Nexus 6  General] selayan:
Not to mention since its in all carriers there is no way they could sell it cheaper or at cost. Carriers need their money and they had to hike the price up accordingly to subsidize people on contracts.

In reality a lot of electronics probably don't cost as much as the asking price but there are a lot of other factors that go into the price. They are in it to also make money like anyone else.

Take a look at the macbooks. Superior build quality and nice specs..try to find a compareable laptop in terms of that build quality and specs and it's pretty much the same price.
[Nexus 6  General] nrd\:
When did you purchase the phone? Apparently many users that have purchased recently in Sept/ Oct models have improved without yellow band and touch screen issues, which was apparently fixed in 38r?
[Nexus 6  General] gtalum:
Agreed, and I think the carrier cooperation has added at least $100 to the price of the phone. if it eliminates their early distribution problems from the N4 and N5, it's worth it.
[Nexus 6  General] oneplus:
Give this phone 1 month and you will find plenty on ebay for $500.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Nexus 6  General] chipstien:
I was lucky to get a perfect OPO hardware-wise and since I hate CM it was flashed with Liquidsmooth within 15 minutes of receiving it. I can't lie, I find the feel of the phone far superior to the nexus 5 that it replaced. The sandwashed painted exterior is top notch compared to that odd sticky stuff that rubs off of the back of the Nexus 5. That said, both phones were in cases with tempered glass screen protectors so the exterior of the phone means little to me in the long run. I can't say enough about the battery life though.... It is phenomenal. Consistently get over 9 hours of screen time with my max being 13.5 hours and still having like 15%battery left. Am I getting the Nexus 6? You bet. Am I paying for it? Nope. My ex wants my OPO bad for the battery but can't afford it outright. However with carrier subsidies she can afford the monthly cost of the Nexus 6 so she is forcing me to give up the OPO for a new Nexus 6. Guess I can give up some battery for a bigger screen. ;). Bottom line, I wouldn't be upgrading had I been the one paying for it. Only if it had a 64bit soc would I have upgraded.
[Nexus 6  General] CrashTestDroid:
Silly poll. Why only one or the other? A better comparison is Note 4 vs N6.

I love my OnePlus One. It's practically the perfect phone. Only flaws are it doesn't have AMOLED or OIS so I'm ordering the N6 too.
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
What do you mean why one or the other? Most people are going to get one or the other. If you happen to like both, great. Vote for one or don't vote. So no, the poll isn't silly at all.
[Nexus 6  General] CrashTestDroid:
It's silly because it disregards a valid third alternative that maybe would be popular.
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
So any poll that doesn't give the option to choose both is silly? Sorry but I wholeheartedly disagree. I just wanted to see what people were leaning towards more, you know, one or the other. I also don't think the third choice would be popular whatsoever. Sure, it's possible that people may like or have both phones but that isn't usually practical. Most people have a "daily driver" and that was my intent with the poll - which phone would people use on a day-to-day basis.

Now why don't you elaborate on why the Note 4 is a better comparison and why there isn't a third option in that poll either?
[Nexus 6  General] oneplus:
He is just a motorola troll.

Sent from my One A0001
[Nexus 6  General] _MetalHead_:
Forgive me for having a different opinion than you. I happen to like beautiful devices with great build quality and bug-free software, have reliable radios, and are built by companies that actually stand behind their products and have great customer service. And you happen to like the OnePlus one. To each their own.
[Nexus 6  General] oneplus:
You are forgiven.

Sent from my One A0001
[Nexus 6  General] DigitalUnderground:
*Shakespeare ;)
[Nexus 6  General] hutzdani:
Im going for the Nexus 6 simply because i'd not give a penny to OPO after the whole joke that is the the One Plus, i'd rather donate to the CM team.

If i could have pre-ordered apon launch i'd have one but that ships saled
[Nexus 6  General] aznalan15:
My experience with OPO is mixed.

Phone is perfect when it works, but a nightmare when it does not.

Customer service is next to nothing, I actually just sent it back yesterday for a refund.
[Nexus 6  General] Rahul³™:
Oneplus One FTW! I mek top java for top well cannogen fone. Nexus well java too, but one plus mek much well experience.

Sent from Marican Bacon Cannogen fone running initial build of TurbanCMRom
[Nexus 6  General] neyenlives:
Is this a serious thread?
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
Yeah lol.

I believe that one plus can sway potential nexus 6 buyers. I mean, they offer high end specs at an insanely low price. Granted One Plus has a ridiculous amount of other problems that I mentioned in the op but I think it's a good comparison. I mean you still can't get the phone lol.
[Nexus 6  General] Langduscher:
*uck yeah!

Tell them!
[Nexus 6  General] lensgrabber:
For people considering between the OPO and the N6 and money is not a factor, I would order the N6 and give it a good workout. If it's not what you want then send it back and look at the OPO. I've had a OPO since early July and have had zero problems with it. It's a excellent phone! I have not had to deal with their customer support and that would be my only concern with people ordering the phone. If their CS is as terrible as people have been reporting then I would be a little afraid of getting a dud. If money is a factor then just order a One Plus One and enjoy the most awesome affordable 64gb unlocked phone you can buy at the moment.
[Nexus 6  General] Rahul³™:
I tell much for top cannogen fine!

Sent from Marican Bacon Cannogen fone running initial build of TurbanCMRom
[Nexus 6  General] oneplus:
my plan.
[Nexus 6  General] neyenlives:
I suspect based on OPO reviews after using an N6 the OPO is going to feel like a cheap development prototype..... A guy at work has one... That's how it feels to me compared to other top end phones.
[Nexus 6  General] _MetalHead_:
Couldn't agree more. While it does have high end specs, the phone itself feels anything but.
[Nexus 6  General] osmosizzz:
One plus one owner here. Thought I'd shime and not just lurk in the dark. I have the device so I'm trying to to be biased but here we go. Yes, phones are more than specs now. The one plus one has great specs for the price. no one can argue that. The build quality, although plastic, it not THAT bad. yeah its not metal, but ti doesn't feel bad at all. The screen is not that impressive. I came from a G2 and my G2 screen looked better although it had a cooler color temperature. call quality is meh but then again, its a phone call, what else do you want? (sucks it doesn't have support for HD voice too as my carrier supports it). The speaker is nice. Loud and tuned by JBL. The audio processing is also fine. there is white noise when I hear music (something LG took care of in the LG G2) but its not distracting. Battery life is great on most roms, then comes the software. Im sorry but for me specifically, it needs a lot of improvements. I stopped using CM on other phones because i began to appreciate the extra functionality manufacturers added to android but mainly because CM always had a bug of some sort. I bought this phone because of the spec to price ratio and thought CM11s was polished CM11. I was wrong and when you have a software thats not too stable (its stable for me for the most part but sometimes it pisses me off) then the experience goes down the drain. overall the one plus is a solid phone (ill be flashing a custom ROM later today). Is the nexus 6 better? heck yeah. Is it worth the extra 350? in my opinion, not really, but that''s my opinion. id rather get that 350 and put it towards a nexus 9. NOW THATS what I want lol
[Nexus 6  General] Namolas:
I received the OnePlus One and played with it for about 2 hours and boxed it up and sent it back. The $350 is money that would be better spent towards a phone like the Note 4 or Nexus 6 IMO. I will be pre-ordering my Nexus 6 tonight/tomorrow (whenever it goes live).
[Nexus 6  General] manuelrod22:
Why do you say that?

I mean hell, you know the price, this poll should be nexus 5 vs opo.

Which one do you think is better[emoji2] ?
[Nexus 6  General] JMillion:
I actually like the OnePlus One. Maybe moreso the software and it being able to take a lot thrown at it. I did recently put it down and have been giving the Nexus 6 a good amount of play. The size difference is definitely noticeable. I miss the built in customization of the OPO. Like I compared the Nexus 5 to the OpO. I'll most likely have a comparison article up for these two in the next week or so.
[Nexus 6  General] Namolas:
Price is pretty bad on the Nexus 6 I'll admit, and pretty damn good on the OnePlus. I just wasn't very happy with it coming from the Note 3. The screen felt really washed out and the bottom half was super yellow. I kept trying to adjust the color levels in the settings but every time I tapped on it I would get a settings FC. Wifi wouldn't turn on no matter what I tried and It kept trying to download an OTA for the full 2 hours and had just barely made any progress at all and I couldn't cancel it or do anything to get the wifi to turn on so it could download the update, even after several reboots.

Touch screen responsiveness was a bit wonky too. Those problems would have most likely been fixed if I could have ever got the OTA to install but the yellow screen was not passable by any stretch of the imagination and OnePlus took 11 days to respond to my support request. Overall I felt like I paid $360 to be a beta tester.

OnePlus One has its place in the current market, but its not in my hands.
[Nexus 6  General] Prerevision:
well, ofc Snap805 and Water resistance is good but screen? size? QHD is super bad option for battery life and 6" screen isn`t that comfortable for everyone... well i bought OPO and why should go for N6? QHD screen which eats battery? or for 6" size (for me OPO 5.5" is big too)? only option for update is a Snap805, and its not that strong option to pay another $300... well anyway this is my opinion on todays :)
[Nexus 6  General] RedBlueGreen:
I sold my Opo. CM was too buggy and on screen buttons lagged like hell.. So I was forced to use the capacitive ones
[Nexus 6  General] fix-this!:
reasons? everybody i have talked to loved the oneplus. might buy one today off my local craigslist.
[Nexus 6  General] onemotodroid:
I have owned the OPO for about four months. It's a great phone. Because I own the OPO I can sit and wait to see and hear the reviews of the N6. I also can wait for Moto to release the 64G version. I would not be happy with 32G.

I am also hearing that the S6 will be a powerhouse. HTC M9, LG G4, Sony will be releasing phone early 2015.

Summary: OPO, I am still liking this phone. I can wait a little while longer for the 64G, N6. Six inches is not too big.
[Nexus 6  General] zephiK:
The oneplus one is a great phone. Just like what others have said, their customer service is pretty much non existent but if you have no problems with the phone you received from them then it's a dream come true. Everything from the development side of things is great. There's already a bootable lollipop build that I'm running. It's quite smooth and works well.

In my opinion, the oneplus one is everything that the n6 should have been. Except the addition of snapdragon 805 and front facing speakers. Would be cool of Google actually gave oneplus a shot with the next nexus phone in 2015 if Google provided the customer service.
[Nexus 6  General] DualSportDad:
The OnePlus one is great in all areas except on T-Mobile its missing band 2 and 12. All of the sudden in my area im getting edge where I used to get LTE. I think T-Mobile might have switched from band 4 to band 2 in those areas.

I love my OnePlus, I think its the perfect phone (other than the above mentioned). I've had the phone for a few months now and its been amazing. Everything is smooth and fast, everything works great etc. I did at one point have a problem with reboots but they quickly came out with a update that solved the problem.

I had a nexus 5 before that and really liked it as well except for the battery life was poor, speaker was low and I missed the 5.5" screen of my note 2. I feel like I hit the jackpot with the OnePlus.

Too bad she's missing a couple of the bands that I'll be needing now and in the future or else I'd keep her. Wednesday I'll be ordering my nexus 6 from T-Mobile, I hope I like it as much as I like my OnePlus.
[Nexus 6  General] radeon962:
I have had my Oneplus One since July but I ordered a white 32gb from Motorola. Oneplus one is a great phone but I have bought a new Nexus every year so I pre-ordered direct from Motorola. Delivery estimated by Dec 2.
[Nexus 6  General] azchet:
Oneplus one is absolutely amazing device, with crazy cheap price. I got Chinese variant of oneplus one from August. So far, I'm happy with my bacon.
[Nexus 6  General] chrisjcks:
Nobody can go wrong with the OnePlus - especially for its price.

I ordered one for my niece & can't complain at all.

If you don't want to pay a higher price for the N6, I highly recommend the one plus instead.
[Nexus 6  General] Mr Ian B:
I'm on the same boat as you, I got my one plus one in July of this year and totally happy with it. But I have Note 3 as my back up but I'm going to be selling both of these for the Nexus 6 which I order a Motorola to be delivered by December 2.

Nothing wrong with either one of my phones, but I like to have the latest phone. Hope Motorola I will come through and possibly deliver before December 2.

Ian B
[Nexus 6  General] radeon962:
I sold my Note 3 and Nexus 5 back in July after using the OnePlus for about a week. It's like a mix between the two devices. Almost like a bigger Nexus 5 with a better camera and much better battery.

Camera on OnePlus is good but not as good as the Note. It has been good enough for me though as most of my picture taking is daytime in good light.

Hoping Nexus 6 camera is at least on par with OnePlus if not better and battery life is similar.
[Nexus 6  General] Mr Ian B:
Good to know, I'm not a big talker so my note 3 and one plus one always get me at least a day and a half of battery life. I'm not to big with picture quality as long as they come out clean, if I was about photo quality I would gotten a regular camera for taking better pictures than a cell phone can.
[Nexus 6  General] htowngator:
I sold my 1+ phones because I didn't want yellow banding and didn't want to deal with their rma process which as others have mentioned is terrrrrrrible.
[Nexus 6  General] viny2cool:
I pre-ordered Nexus 6 and then got an invite for One plus one....I am using one Plus one and I am impressed. I will get my nexu 6 is new days (already got the shipping notification). I am totally confused about which one to keep.
[Nexus 6  General] P1 Wookie:
I have an OPO, and I'm getting a Nexus 6. Will probably sell the OPO.

No particular reason other than I'm wanting to get back into the Nexus line.
[Nexus 6  General] Lucrob:
OPO

My OPO is about my 20th smartphone, which included the MotoX 2014. which is essentially a smaller Nexus 6. Interesting, not exciting. The OPO is far and away the best of the ones I've owned. Cm flows smoothly on it, like it never did on my N5. Double tap to wake is indispensable. Why Google dropped that feature on the Nexus 6 is beyond me. Google doesn't really need to market cell phones obviously, so what we need and clamor for is immaterial to them. it seems to be simply an exercise to keep them busy, not to compete. Did I forget to say it's half the cost!
[Nexus 6  General] selayan:
Double tap to wake is easy to implement with a custom kernel. My HTC one M7 has it currently.
[Nexus 6  General] Lucrob:
Thanks. I see if I can get it on my Nexus 7.
[Nexus 6  General] ekmenet:
I've had several Android phones, and I like to stick to Nexus line. 1 X Nexus 1, 2 x Nexus 4, 2x Nexus 5 (One still in box unopened, may be ready for sale), 3 X One+1 (2 in unopened boxes, also may be for sale). I use 3 phones simultaneously, right now a N4 (ready for L), N5 (with L) and O+1. So $$$ isn't an issue for me, as I'm looking to get a N6 as well. Being in this N6 thread of course any other phone might not be seen as good as N6 for most of us. But let me tell you that I'm quite impressed with the performance of O+1 in all aspects. Yes, it's a pain in the butt to get one, and it seems like it has been out there for a long time, but still, specs. are quite above most "high end smartphones". After latest update, most bugs have been resolved, no yellow strip, and yes, it's big, and I do not like that, and guess that will be the same with N6, still slightly bigger. N4 had it's problems, and camera freeze and reboot has never been fixed, N5 has some serious heating problems some times, now with Lollipop, some apps. don't work correctly, battery drain, is "unpredictable" one charge can last 2 days, another time, barely a day.... so don't tell me that Nexus phones have been the best, when we all have suffered their big bugs, or just go and read the Nexus forums. (BTW, forums will 90% of the time post complains of problems, so just don't take that like a device is a piece of junk).

So this time, I have decided NOT to be in the first wagon of users, of a Nexus, I will wait and monitor what's going on. But for sure I'll be an owner of one, may be not carrying it all the time with me. :laugh:
[Nexus 6  General] farangutan:
FWIW, I have both the nexus 6 and the oneplus (since June). I've always had nexus phones but had to try the one plus. I love it. I never liked cyanogen mod until the one plus. The theme alone is a very cool feature. The battery was the best I've had in a smart phone. I could get 5-7 hours SOT no problem. But it lacked the quick updates, wireless charging, and overall experience of the nexus. After several months we still don't have the development with good stable ROMs like you do for nexus phones. I'm so far impressed with the nexus 6. The size wasn't a shock because I already went through that growing pain going from the nexus 5 to the oneplus. It also helps that I have big enough hands to use it one handed. Ambient display eases the lack of double-tap-to-wake that I really like from the oneplus. They are both great phones. But I'm a nexus guy.
[Nexus 6  General] Namolas:
Double tap to wake is super easy to add to the Nexus 6 if you are rooted. Thats the first thing I did.
[Nexus 6  General] xWasabi:
Nexus 6 vs OPO

I use to own the Nexus 5 and jumped to the Oneplus one due to the average battery life and camera on the Nexus 5. The Nexus 6 has fixed those issues, so that's why I purchased one. However, you couldn't go wrong with either devices. I've owned the Oneplus One since it released and it offered me a lot: superb battery life, great camera, great build quality, it charged very quickly, and the price point is great. The downside to me is when you compare build quality, screen quality, touch responsiveness are way better on the Nexus 6. Also, the intangible, customer service. To people who knock that the oneplus one is hard to find it really isn't you could easily find one on craigslist, swappa.com, and google+ oneplus one community give free invites daily. Now that I own the Nexus 6 the build quality and screen quality are the only two things that make the difference to me. Speed is honestly about the same and battery life is the same from my experience. Subjectively, the oneplus one was a great device and I was content with it, but I prefer the great qhd and I always want the best vanilla experience on a device.
[Nexus 6  General] ryude:
I think both of these phones can exist without destroying the other. I too struggled with deciding between which one to get. In the end, I decided that having stock android, updates, and amazing development was more important than a low price tag. In my experience, CM has never been stable on any phone I've used it on.
[Nexus 6  General] NexUsandThem:
Hmmm. I have both in hand and I think my Nexus 6 is going back. Its size is fine, but there are too many things I am giving up. The notification LED being the most significant. Both are really nice. My Nexus 6 has a gap on the top back that should not be there. On top of that it is a grease magnet. Otherwise the phone is nice. Not $750 nice.

Meanwhile the OPO just gets better everyday. I only had a group MMS problem but that was resolved with the last update. Otherwise my OPO is awesome. It was much cheaper and still offers great value. I guess the Nexus 6 didn't wow. Add to that it had a defect, and I am just not convinced its that much better than my OPO. What does it really offer my OPO cant do? Not much. The nexus has Qi charging, has a 2k screen, better processor, ram, and camera. Does that mean its a better phone, well on paper yes. In experience, not much. The OPO has more security features (love privacy guard), has amazing battery life, a strong development team with regular updates, decent camera, good build quality for a cheap phone, and just does what I need it to. My Nexus 5 was awesome but it was half the price of the Nexus 6. Is the Nexus 6 worth its high price tag over the OPO? To me, no.