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[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] HonorUSA_Eric:
Hello Valued Customer

Hello js1999,

Thank you so much for choosing the Nexus 6P! We're humbled to hear that the 6P is the best Android phone you'e ever used. (ED)

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Hello svetius,

We appreciate your comment on the Nexus 6P. We're happy to hear that the 6P is the best Android phone you've ever used. Things like the battery life, performance, camera, and software is something we're very proud of on the device and we're glad you're enjoying those things as well.

We're terribly sorry to hear that you're running into issues with the camera, calls, and Bluetooth. What we can recommend is turning off your phone for 15-20 seconds. This should refresh your device and troubleshoot your camera issue.

If you're having trouble receiving or making calls, it is a possibility that it is a carrier issue. Especially if you're noticing that it's in certain spots then we recommend contacting your service provider.

If you're having trouble connecting Bluetooth devices to your phone then we recommend forgetting the Bluetooth devices on your phone and turning off your 6P for 15-20 seconds. After you turn the Nexus back on, please reconnect your Bluetooth devices. (ED)

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Hello y2whisper,

Thank you for choosing the Nexus 6P! Here at Huawei, we love hearing from our customers. We're so happy to hear that the 6P is the best phone you've owned. (ED)

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Hello dafababa,

We appreciate your feedback on the Nexus 6P.

We're terribly sorry to hear that you're having difficulties with your 6P.

We'll forward your comments about the button placement and rebooting issue to our development team as we're always looking to improve our products. (ED)

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Hello Olddog828,

Thank you for choosing the Nexus 6P.

We're humbled to hear that the 6P is the best phone you've ever owned.

We don't recommend that you root your device as it will void our Limited Warranty (http://www.gethuawei.com/warranty) we provide to our customers. (ED)

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Hello vido.ardes,

We appreciate your feedback on the Nexus 6P!

Thank you for calling the device the best phone you've ever used. (ED)

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Hello RickInHouston,

Thank you for choosing the Nexus 6P! One of our goals at Huawei was to create a device that our customers could use for more than just a phone. (ED)

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Hello AndrasLOHF,

We appreciate that you took the time to leave a comment on the Nexus 6P.

Here at Huawei, we're happy when our customers are happy. To hear that one of our customers called the 6P "easily the best phone" they've used is humbling. (ED)
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] ajsmsg78:
Get used to using LMT Launcher and you'll hate having the nav keys. LMT is awesome.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] maany_A:
Thank you so very much guys for helping me make my decision, got the Nexus 6P, its absolutely a beast of a phone, the user experience is amazing compared to my Galaxy S6,

unfortunately my 6P has the infamous pink hue and its on the upper half only :(

and Huawei dealer in my country won't let me exchange it for another unit :(

Guess I have to live with that. looks like getting an almost perfect screen is rare nowadays,

Regarding "hiding the on screen buttons", I am using Power toggles' "immersive mode"

LMT sounds great but apparently needs root and I am not that much of a pro :)

Best regrads
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] vagelis74:
Whith root you can calibrate your screens color easy

Στάλθηκε από το Nexus 6P μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Gizmoe:
Don't need to be a pro to root a Nexus device. It's super easy. Just follow Heisenberg's guide in the general section if you want to root.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] leondestiny:
you can use KCAL calibrator or Kernel Auditor (both require root i believe) just root the 6p will be more fun for you.

then you can get rid of the pink/yellow hue you dislike and turn your 6p pure white.

i have a question for you other folks, are both 6p models (ninA1 and ninA2) unlocked and work with every GSM carrier?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Gizmoe:
International variant doesn't work on some U.S. bands and the U.S. version doesn't work with some international bands. You would have to look up the bands specifically for each area for more info.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] leondestiny:
hmmm i had the same worries when i first purchased my current nexus6 some 8 months ago , but the phone description did say (Unlocked) and the same is stated for the 6p.

and the nexus 6 works just fine with the carrier i am using (i am from the middle east, not u.s XD)
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] maany_A:
Thank you so very much that'd be awesome, just watched a clip on YouTube on how Kcal works!

Unfortunately my 6p's screen isn't uniform though, it's more pinkish on the top half and more yellowish on the bottom half .

:(

It's not that bad though , only visible on white or light grey backgrounds .

Thank you guys!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] HonorUSA_Eric:
Hello Valued Customer

Hello Ovrclck, thank you for choosing the Nexus 6P! Here at Huawei, our customers' feedback is very important to us. When we're told that one of our devices is "best phone to date" we're humbled. (ED)

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Hello Uristocles, we appreciate your comment on the Nexus 6P. We're glad you like your device. (ED)

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Hello daern,

Purchasing a protective case is the best way to prevent the phone from slipping out of your hands. We typically recommend that our customers get a case as accidents do happen.

Our team has worked very hard to put an exceptional battery in the phone that also has excellent performance. We're glad you're pleased on those fronts.

Your camera option suggestion is great one and this is why we read as many of our customers' comments we can. We'll definitely take your feedback into consideration as we're always looking to improve our products. (ED)

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Hello B_I_N_G_E, thank you for choosing the Nexus 6P. Sometimes a second look is what you need. We're glad to have you on Team Huawei! (ED)

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Hello Eloquence, we appreciate your positive comment on the Nexus 6P. Your feedback about the 6P needing an expandable memory will definitely be forwarded to our development team. (ED)
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] leondestiny:
oh crap man.. i am worried that you have a lemon screen :(

i have also screen issue on my 2014 model of the nexus , nexus 6.

my issue is that it shows kind of vertical bar ,very visible on solid backgrounds. (i am using the nexus 6 with defected screen).

i am worried your screen is also defected, did you try to Root and Putting a Rom on it ? please check on it to see if that will fix your issue..

what your saying is that bottom and upper parts the hue is different from each other ,that sounds so awful..
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] GERRICK k:
hi guys, I am currently on a ip6 and am ready to get a new phone. was considering between 6p and s7e, but leaning towards the 6p because of latest updates (especially with the new N coming out) and stock android with 0 bloatwares.

but android is known for its bad snapchat image quality and i am a heavy snapchat user, can anyone using the 6p share with me their experience with snapchat on 6p? the quality difference between iphone and android snapchat is huge as from what I see from my friends but the s7e is doing fine, good quality.

but I heard that the next nexus phone is coming out in 2-3 months time, would it be better to wait for it?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] thanhnvt194:
s7e or wait for new nexus

why you consider between a 2015 and a 2016 phone ?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] feis:
Because s7 is bloated, gets slow over time, and has minimal dev support because of all the lockdown?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] JayantSparda:
I sold my S6 just for these similar reasons...
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] GERRICK k:
this is why i am contemplating between s7 and 6p, battery life is important to me though.. i don't mind bringing out a portable but it's much more preferred to use my phone without any worries of having no juice to get me through the day.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] thanhnvt194:
Personally i don't like touchwiz or Sammy phone, but compare to 6p,S7 have better in every single spec. Because it's more and more expensive. If you like stock Android, wait for this year nexus.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] feis:
Did you even read what i wrote? Not everybody care for spec, you buy s7 and you cant fricking root it and use the phone the way you want to, it might aswell be snapdragon 9000 and 6000mah battery, many users care for freedom, fast updates and long support more than extra 300mah battery or newer cpu.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Zorachus:
Exactly, yeah the S7 Edge may be the best spec'd and built smartphone out there right now, but with it being so locked down, and not even basic root available for it, the phone is just a generic iPhone wannabe.

I just got my 6P last week, after recently owning the Note 5, LG G5, and HTC 10, and this "old" 6P is the best out of all those I just recently owned, especially running a rooted N beta 4 preview :cool:
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Diversion:
I had a S7 Edge for about 2 weeks and used it extensively (having many years of Android experience) and sold that off and picked up a 6P lightly used from Craigslist and have put on Beans rom and etc. etc.. I prefer the 6P over the S7E simply because of the amazing forum support and modifications you can do with it. Sure it's slower than the S7 (810 vs 820) but it's not enough slower to think this is a bad device. It's perfectly fine for everything I need a phone to do and blazing fast at doing those tasks. My only gripe is all Android devices have a meh web browsing experience to my Apple 6S Plus where Safari is always fast and silky smooth.. I still can't wrap my head around why Android still has a clunky web browsing experience.. Slow/choppy scrolling.. The pages shift constantly up and down as they load causing me to click on the wrong links if I don't wait until the page is fully loaded. It seems iOS Webkit loads a webpage layout FIRST so that it doesn't shift up and down due to text/picture resizing... Whereas Chrome on Android starts loading everything at once causing the page to jump up and down..

Outside of that, the 6P is the go-to phone if you love tweaking and guaranteed day 0 updates from Google. It's a fantastic device!

It actually allows me to get through my work flows on my phone much quicker without all that extra Samsung fluff and annoying crap it wants to do all the time.. I found Touchwiz to be improved on the S7 but vs a clean OEM Google experience, it just still doesn't flow fast enough.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Gizmoe:
I agree. It's embarrassing how terrible the browsing experience is on any Android device. I can't understand why Google would not fix something this glaring that's been an issue for quite some time. Microsoft even showed them a fix over a year ago and still nothing. I think Android is too used to being the number mobile OS. They need a little competition to make them fix issues like these. Maybe thats why Samsung and Huawei have been talking about ditching Android. It's a little frustrating that they can release a whole new android version with all these new features and a security patch evey month, yet the one feature people probably use the most is universally buggy across any device and has been for years now.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] riley.ripa:
This also the best phone I have ever had, until it crashed, shut off and never turned back on. Died first day of vacation, have to wait until the end of the week when I get home to return it using Amazon.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] neo905:
Isn't google testing the next version of Chrome that is supposed to fix this?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Gizmoe:
There are articles from over a year back that say the same thing. I have not read anything about them fixing it recently. I hope they do squash it though. It can be frustrating. I still prefer Android as my OS though. And the Huawei 6P is the best phone I have owned. :good:
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Diversion:
Do you know of any browsers that do load properly that can hold me over until Chrome is fixed?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] neo905:
It's funny. I haven't had the issues you are having with Chrome. Chrome about 6 months ago was very sluggish. Maybe my pages are loading faster because I am using an ad blocker.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Gizmoe:
I have tried many but don't like the interface of any of them. Opera seems to load quicker though.

I have not used an ad blocker. Some sights are more noticeable than others. Android authority for example can take long to load and jumps several times in the process. Even on my home wifi router which connects at 170mb down 12mb up. My old HTC inspire 4g on gingerbread was not affected. I think it was when devices moved to JB. I noticed it first on my HTC One M7. It's been the same for me on a Motorola droid RAZR Maxx, Samsung Galaxy Tab 4, Nexus 7 tablet, Samsung Galaxy S6 and the The Nexus 6P. Mobile data or any router connection makes no difference. Though the 6P is smoother than any of the other devices. But there is still something there slowing the page loading down. I've never really wanted to use ad blockers but I may give it a shot if it still is the same once N comes out.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] MasterTB:
Simply the best phone I've had.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] robor007:
For me, I broke my Verizon Note 4 which had crappy call quality in our home and local area (just outside Atlanta so no effing excuse) despite being on "the best network". Decision was to get another Verizon device or go Google Fi. I opted for the latter and chose the best phone available today. Call quality is great on Fi and as a low data user (mostly WiFi @ home/work) it's cheaper. Also, supporting Google instead of Verizon.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] thanhnvt194:
I think you should search for a used 6p (at swappa?)

So you could save hundred buck. 6p is great google phone. But buy it brandnew today is abit expensive when we could see next nexus in next 3 months ( which also have dual speaker, 5.5 display and newer SOC and more Ram )
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Zorachus:
Soon we should be seeing the 6P drop to the typical $299 end of summer price, like every year, right before next gen Nexus phones come out.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] nrfitchett4:
I sold my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge to go back the Nexus 6P. Enough said.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] C0dy:
I had a LG G5 for about a month and while I liked it at first, it reminded me why I chose Nexus phones to begin with. The G5 had no custom ROMs, the latest security patch was for March (!) and I was not a fan of LG's custom UI. I went back to my Nexus 6P and it's a better phone in every way. Honestly, it's one of the best phones I've ever had.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] oussamalabbize:
I didn't try a lot of phones, I was running an international Galaxy note 3.

But I can say that the nexus is really amazing, everything is excellent, the developpement on it is permanent, great camera, great performences, amazing screen (except the yellow white) and especially very good price!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Gizmoe:
I probably will never be able to use any non nexus device again. Without the freedom you may as well own an IPhone. It will be a sad day if google stopped making nexus/dev editions. Hopefully their all google phone isn't a step towards this. Nexus for life. LOL.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] nrfitchett4:
Yep, biggest things driving me crazy about the S7 edge are the curved screen and accidental touches and no root meaning no adblock. The web sucks without adblock!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Hepperz:
I'm on the verge of buying a new phone to replace my 6P. For me, I'm one of the ones who suffers with the other person hearing an echo of themselves when I speak to them, or they complain that I'm muffled / underwater etc...

I need to use my phone for work email, so can't root (nor should I have to) to disable the noise cancelling mic - but then I can't use my phone for actual phone calls :(

I'm contemplating an S6 Edge or a OnePlus 3 as a replacement while I ride out the rest of my contract on the 6P.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Tsara Bomba:
Went from an iPhone 6s Plus to a Nexus 6P as iOS 10 confirmed that Apple is pretty much set in their ways with the OS.

I have owned multiple Android devices over the years but this is by far the best. Easily one of the best phones I have used.

Would highly recommend this to anyone. I am a Nexus convert from here on in.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] joeyac02:
Sounds like you might have a bad device I haven't experienced any of those issues.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Hepperz:
Yep, certainly seems like there were some bad batches out there.

Sadly, I bought mine on contract, so it involves sending it back to Huawei, and having them "fix" it - which they've done once before, but there's no actual fix. To cap it off, I have no backup phone to use while I send it off for them to not repair it.

It's a shame, because most other things about the phone are good - though it's slightly too big for my liking, and I'm not getting great battery performance (particularly SOT) but that may be down to having my work email app thing on there.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] IM0001:
For the 3 or so I have lived with since Windows Mobile/Phone, this is the first I can say I am truly happy with. Wish the battery was removable but outside of that, it is one hell of a piece of kit. My G3 was good, but the quirks and terrible OEM rom or buggy CM roms for it just made me hate it at a software level (Still love the hardware design and the back buttons. Side power and volume buttons on the 6P are my only huge gripe. Whoever thought the power button should be where it is on the 6P should be kicked in the nuts).

Before that was my EVO LTE and while it started life rough, the last super late Sense 5 rom release for it really brought it into its own. Before that it was very buggy and glitchy at times, but that final rom really did bring me to respect it and I still have it as a FreedomPop backup device and occasional Emulator player when my 6P is charging or something lol. Also it's Kickstand is fantastic and I wish HTC would bring that back with a Boomsound EVO in the future... Sigh

We will see what the next Nexus's bring, but the lack of forward facing speakers sort of bums me out with the leaks so far. I would love something with all the new bells an whistles, but since the 6P does support Daydream VR and all, I may not need to upgrade for another year or so. We shall see...
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Niđo:
I`ve been a android user from the begining had a few jumps to IOS but always after a short time returned to android. Last jump from Iphone 6s plus to galaxy s7 and would say i was very disapointed with s7 and ending replacing it with nexus 6p and would never trade it for anything else except maybe a new nexus ;). I could say that i never had phone for longer time than i had nexus 6 and 6p so for me 6p is the best phone i had and absolutely love it and would recomend it.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] nick191:
Nexus 6P - still rules my heart !

Don't get me wrong but I am a beginner YouTuber and this is the first phone that I have reviewed, not the reviewer like review but this one is my primary device since Dec-2015. Here is the story how I landed on Nexus 6P.

I was tired of my old phone (S4) [Lot of heating, battery problem, lags and so on] so I purchased Sony Z2 but damn it was the disappointment again even it had more serious problem (Camera stops working due to overheating). I had no choice because both the tech giants let me down. Finally I moved to Nexus 6P and my experience till now is fantastic. No heating, Superb camera, fair battery backup and so on. Finally now I am settled down to Nexus 6P and I don't have any second thought of changing the device for at least a year. Here is my YouTube video reviewing the Beast - Nexus 6P.

https://youtu.be/EtCJgZyQX1o

BTW isn't the thread name is unique ?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Cr7NeTwOrK:
After 5 years being an iPhone user, I decided to switch to Android. I enjoy both platforms, both have their pros and cons, but even after having the Huawei Nexus 6P for about a week I can say "Why haven't I switched earlier?!". The only reason that I switched is that it's the first capable flagship Stock Android phone on the market. What I appreciate about android is that it gives the user the freedom to customize the phone and make it a more personal thing. I rooted my phone and this allowed me to access a new world of tweaks. I have enjoyed the possibilities of a jailbroken iPhone, there are some amazing tweaks out there, however they don't come close to the number of Android tweaks.

Battery life is pretty much amazing for this monster of a phone (internals and screen), doze works flawlessly to preserve the battery. Screen is crystal clear, Speakers are powerful and placed on the front, Camera offers very good quality pictures and video footage, the recent updates improves camera stabilization. Fingerprint scanner works all the time.

Basically Nexus 6P is all I ever wanted in a companion phone, it caters for any requirements I have, if I think of a way to improve it, boom, there is a tweak for it.

Only complaint I have is that is tends to heat quite a lot if you switch between a lot of apps. This happens for power users not the average joe. This complaint may turn into a concern cause it may affect the battery life in the long run. However, the pros drastically outweigh the cons.

I will surely be buying another Stock Android phone in the future. Waiting for Android N. :svetius:
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] HenrikErlandsson:
I did my research really well before buying a new phone just for no reason, I had an Xperia Z and was perfectly happy with it really. They both feel like chocolate bars, melting in your hand. Just great form factor and first impressions the 6P hasn't let me down :) Especially browsing the web fast and furious.

I'm looking into some customizations that are OS specific and not related to the phone. But yeah, I knew what to look for and I just feel like I got the best phone there is Aug 2016, period.

p.s. they don't actually melt in your hand. It was a metaphor. But you know that.

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Yup I converted after Iphone 4 cos I could feel the corporate straightjacket coming on. Google etc have caught up with that. Buuut... there's hope. At the very least leaving Apple has stopped the getting ripped off from paying premium and getting limited "lite" hardware.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Droid_Nut:
Had mine for a couple of weeks, great phone, very fast in all areas. I like the fact it is not loaded with vendor bloatware. I am going to freeze some of the Google stuff that I do not use.

Dislikes, can not use a credit card reader.

Cant have contacts written to phone, only Google contacts.

Things I already knew but still do not like.

No removable SD.

No removable battery.