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[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bchaney16:
Yes I just got one for my wife and I've messed with it a little. My only complaints are that it's only got 2gb RAM and she had some issues with dropped calls.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oblox:
Its a great device, no problem with dropped calls id imagine thats network issues.

Camera is great, screen is lovely and performance is good for me (general phone use no gaming). Battery life is good too.

Only thing id like is stereo speakers, more RAM would be nice but honestly ive not really noticed any issues.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTOJim:
Your budget might be a consideration in your decision. As for me performance wise I don't notice a big difference between the Nexus 5 and the 5x. I do like the finger print scanner, camera is a big improvement and battery life improved. For me the Nexus 5x is everything the 5 was and more. Google supports the Nexus for 3 years and it the first to get updates. One thing that is important to me is the ability to use the Nexus with any cell service, it also has the new T-mobile band 12.

Good luck with your decision.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobby janow:
$316 is a ridiculous price for this phone. You won't be disappointed. If you have access to Project Fi in your area you can save that much in a year. Never an issue with calls or ram usage by me. I use the phone a lot but I'm not a power user so can't attest to ram stuff very much. Couple of really good roms out there and kernels too if you're so inclined.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xhemal1325:
yeah price is great, i will get it, but i will need to pay the Fedex import duties,since the google does not ship to my country, and idk how much that will go :):o
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bchaney16:
16gb or 32gb? You can get brand new ones on eBay for $280/330. I picked up my wife's Google refurbished 32gb on Swappa for 290. Not sure if either of these would ship to your country but you should be able to find one under $316.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xhemal1325:
its 16 gb brand new, but seems i need to pay my self import duties from FedEx, and that will go too much, i really like this phone, but its problem to find it to ship internacionaly, however i will keep searching until i find it :) :)

here is which im talking about :

goo.gl/4OwBvt
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xhemal1325:
how does it feel in hand ? and what do you think about design ? :):o:D
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] perceptualdoor:
Feels great in hand brother, design is perfectly fine, strong, tight...if yer going naked I'm sure it's even more comfortable than the 6p.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bchaney16:
270 for a 16gb. Seller ships internationally.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LG-Nexus-5X...item235c8a58aa&_trkparms=5374:Featured|5373:0
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Evo_Shift:
To me from the software side it feels exactly like my Nexus 5. I have disabled encryption and the phone feels as responsive and snappy as my Nexus 5. Opening different apps is sometimes faster on the 5 and sometimes faster on the 5X. It feels thinner in the hand but ever so slightly wider to use. Fits in my pocket just fine and doesn't feel like a phablet. I would still prefer a phone the size of the Nexus 5 but we don't have a choice really unless we buy a Samsung Galaxy S phone or a smaller Sony phone. The problem with a Sony compact phone for me though is it wouldn't have wifi calling on t-mobile which I need. That limits my choice of higher end phone to basically Samsung or the Nexus 5X (which is more midrange now) I bought the 16GB version on black Friday for $299 and haven't regretted it at all. I have about 10 games installed and have roughly half my space left.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTOJim:
I think this falls into the category of the old saying " ask ten people you will get ten different answers" but that said I will do my best to honestly answer your questions.

I've got large hands and have used my 5x with and without a case and decided not to use a case. I did put a leather textured skin which in my opinion added grip, with the skin I've never dropped the 5x. I did use it for a short time without a case or skin and dropped it a couple times, fortunately on carpet. The skin solved a dilemma, I didn't want to drop and damage my 5x, the skin provided enough grip I was comfortable I wouldn't drop it.

As for comfort in my hands, I find it very comfortable. I've used it to read lots of e-books, always reading one handed. I read a ton of books with my old Nexus 5 and it's almost exactly the same size with a case as my Nexus 5x is without, hits the sweet spot for me regarding size and comfort.

As for the design I think google pretty much nailed it but it's subjective as no device is going to be perfect for everyone, we all come in different shapes and sizes having different needs or expectations. I really like the addition of the finger print scanner but is it in the exactly perfect spot for me? Nope, I find myself putting my finger on the camera most of the time. Some feel a better location is on the front near the bottom but with my big paws I would need to use two hands instead of one handed operation in its current location. As for the size most flagship devices are larger and I don't want or need a larger device. The deciding factor for me between the Nexus 5x or 6P was strictly based on size. I won't deny it would be nice if the Nexus 5x had a more premium look and feel but its certainly not a deal breaker for me. Since most people keep their phones in a case, honestly I'm surprised how much importance is being placed on it.

Good luck with your decision, if you decide on the Nexus 5x I hope it meets or exceeds your expectations.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Letitride:
My "net" upgrade cost from the good old, reliable & solid N5 with 16GB purchased from Google Store as it launch was under $200 including extra USB-C accessories, not bad (sold the almost like new, near mint condition N5 package on eBay) - got the new N5X with 32GB storage via a reseller for $320 shipped. With a solid, hybrid bumper case - it feel nice & good in my big hand, same MM 6.0.1 as the N5, both running PureNexus - not looking for a speed boost, just reliability that I can count on, extra storage of MP3's & MP4's and oh, yes - camera/flash combo - and longer battery life (plus, if necessary - use the fast charger for a quick boost on days with heavy use) Bigger screen is beautiful, although I do "like" Mrs. L's Nexus 6 - she described it as a mini TV screen with great sounding stereo speakers, almost to a point of being too loud (and it's set only midway) - she carried it in her purse or tote to/from work, so not worried about how it "sticking" out (as I would hate to carry the N6 on a belt pouch or clip, whether vertical or horizontal)

N5X is about as big as I would comfortable wear/carry on my belt all day long - and the 5.2" screen is more than very good for maps/navigation. I look forward to using this for 2 to 3 years, if not longer & pamper it like the N5, got the glass protector over the touch screen.

On T-Mo USA's network, I have yet to miss important calls - and, freedom to flash Roms and not having to live with bloatware, etc. - a happy camper.

One minor adjustment, when Mrs. L and I are taking longer driving trips together, her N6 become the default in-dash entertainment unit with bluetooth enabled, woohoo !
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xhemal1325:
well, thanks for your time, today i had nexus 5x in hand, for couple of minutes and it feels ok, i come from Htc one m7 and before i thought to upgrade to HTC M8, but nexus 5x is still there , btw the m7 feels way more bette, so my delay is still here : M8 or Nexus 5x ::(:confused:
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darke5tShad0w:
I came from a i9300 S3, briefly had a Nexus 4 in between, but I am happy with my 5X purchase.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pelrauns:
I have my 5x completely vanilla as one of my reasons to get it was not having to mess with the software to make it behave properly and I can tel you it's completely worth it.

Camera is fast and accurate, call quality is great and the feel in hand is wonderful. And the fingerprint sensor works as a charm, way better than my wife's iPhone 6.

Here in Spain it cost me 400€, with its load of taxes and I still think it's worth it. 316$ is a great price.

Enviado desde mi Nexus 5X mediante Tapatalk
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xhemal1325:
well, i m going with htc one m8, i dont like the nexus 5x feel, and design .

Meanwhile at my country Nexus 5x is 285 euro
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] longbush:
I went from the m7 to the 5x and couldn't be more pleased. I found the m7 edges too narrow for a good grip in my large hand and dropping my phone can be a disaster since I'm a construction contractor and never know where it might land. I do use a drop-front case (as I did with the m7), but still the 5x is more secure to hold. Also, while not a power user I'm a full customizer and it's great not to have to deal with (meaning undo or work around) the manufacturer's and carrier's "features" and bloat. Just Google's, but that's minor compared to what I had to deal with in HTC and Sprint's frustrating "software improvements" to the Android system.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pelrauns:
Well, if you're talking about the 16GB version before taxes it's about the same over here (Spain). My price was for the 32GB after taxes and I think is some Amazon sales due to MWC.

Sure it's not for everyone, I fell in love with it as soon as I held my coworker's unit. Haven't seen any M8 in the wild yet but I can imagine it's totally a different experience, due to the HTC one playing in a very different league that this 5x.

I'm also so feed up with custom UIs. I've found some value and a lot of sluggishness so I wanted the clean Android experience. I would have bought a Nexus last year if the 6 would have been 5M instead.

However good luck with that M8! I hope you enjoy it :)

Enviado desde mi Nexus 5X mediante Tapatalk
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xhemal1325:
well thank you for you answer, i aready ordered M8, and i know htc bloat is very anoying , even i will get it from a non carrier , unlocked, but i will probably installed on it gpe RUU :):o
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nird12:
Apologies for the length of this reply. TL;DR - Moto G 3rd gen vs. Moto X Play - taking into account the extra $200 for the X Play, which would you recommend and why?

Longer version:

Had an accident with my Moto G2 last week (fell in the sink and fried the motherboard) and am now looking for a new phone.

I could get the Moto G for $0 or the X Play for ~ $200 (both carrier locked).

The main issues I had with my old Moto G2 were: a) the RAM; b) Internal Storage. I was constantly losing my audio playback (podcast) when running Waze simultaneously driving in the car and the phone just often seemed laggy in general. Also, I was constantly running out of space to install apps (particularly due to a couple of very large games).

Given that the new Moto G has the same 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage (at least here in Canada; would have really appreciated the 2/16 option that they have in the US), would I be likely to experience the same frustrations or would the performance be significantly better due to: a) better CPU; and b) Marshmallow [I was running Lollipop 5.0.2 on the old phone], which allows for use of SD card as internal storage?

My concerns with the X Play (other than the additional cost) are:

1) Durability - the Moto G has enhanced water resistance and is easier to grip (from what I've read)

2) Size - Moto X Play seems larger but I'm not sure how much of a difference it would be coming from the G2 ...

Any suggestions?
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koimr:
Personally I would never go back to a 1 GB phone (I used to have the original 2013 Moto G). Perhaps performance is better now with the 3rd Gen but having used 2 GB... :) I also had an Xperia Z from 2013 but it had 2 GB as well and there were no issues with apps closing like I had on my G.

So my pick would be the Play. However, what other choices do you have for that price?
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nird12:
Hi! Thanks for the quick reply.

Here are the devices available from my carrier (Wind Mobile) at these price points (price is what I would pay out of pocket - rest is covered by $250 tab):

Galaxy S4 - $200

Xperia C5 Ultra - $150

LG G Stylo - $100

Xperia M4 Aqua - $50

Ascend G7 - $50

Moto G (3rd) - $0

HTC Desire 626s - $0

Galaxy Grand Prime - $0

Thanks again!
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nird12:
As a follow-up, do you think it would be worth paying an additional $200 for the extra 1 GB of RAM?
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koimr:
I myself would pay for the extra RAM. My thought would be that memory requirements of both Android and apps is only going to increase and I try to keep my phones as long as possible.

I'm also on Wind so that list of potential phones looks familiar. :) My personal choice is still the Play.

I've also read that some shipments of Wind's X Plays are already SIM-unlocked but I don't have another carrier SIM to verify that mine is. I do know my Moto G was sold by Wind and it was unlocked because they checked it for me in-store.

You might want to try it out in-store to see if you are ok with the larger size. I don't mind it and prefer it because I'm getting old and my eyes aren't as good as they used to be. :)
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nird12:
Hi - I decided to try the Play but figured it might be worth a quick phone call - just got off the phone with Wind Loyalty and they added another $150 to the tab, so the phone only cost $49!
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nird12:
N/A
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koimr:
Wow, nice. That makes it a much easier decision then, huh? :D Nice job, I think you'll be happy with it.
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pijes:
The extra 1gb surely will make a lot of difference. 1gb ram phone is only good if you could put custom rom in it.
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squid2:
I have both devices (and develop CM and my kernel for both) and happen to be on Wind Mobile too. Since they've added some extra to your tab, I suppose your decision has become easier.

If you care about the camera at all, the lux camera is certainly a major improvement over osprey (though osprey is not bad by any means). While the image processing with both the Motorola stock camera app and the CM camera are not up to iPhone standards (colours and dynamic range), detail on lux is amazing in good lighting.

Performance wise, lux (the X Play) will certainly be better, due to the RAM, and also the more powerful processor. Single core performance is a better on lux (more than the difference in clock speeds would indicate, since lux is using faster memory and higher clocked internal busses). The GPU on lux is also much more powerful than that on osprey. I don't know if you care about gaming performance, but lux would certainly be much better than osprey (triple the frame rate for heavy things). One area where you won't notice much difference is UI fluidity. Both run android smoothly without much lag or stutter. Marshmallow is better than Lollipop 5.1 which is better than Lollipop 5.0.

Lux also has a huge battery (but a more power hungry display and processor) - I get around 5-6 hours screen time on osprey, and 7-8 hours on lux.

One area where osprey has an edge is waterproofing (and perhaps overall durability). I've thrown my osprey into the water at a beach when showing off to family and left it in the water for a few minutes. No issues when I did that (though it's not something I recommend obviously). I would not do the same for lux, since it is not waterproof. If you have a habit of dropping your phone, osprey may also be more likely to survive because of its smaller screen.

In terms of in hand quality feel, lux is better than osprey. The body feels more solid, and the dimple at the back of the phone feels nicer. The back cover of my osprey creaks a bit when pressing the edge in some places, and that irks me somewhat. However, neither can match the quality feel of the 2nd gen Moto X (victara).

Size wise, lux is obviously bigger than osprey. Whether or not that's a good thing is down to personal preference. I found lux huge when I bought it (I came from a first gen Moto X). However, I got used to it and now find its size to be normal. However, I still like the in hand feeling of going back to a smaller phone sometimes.

Development wise, I'd consider them about the same. I'm one of the main developers for both devices, though lux is my daily driver right now. The osprey port of CM13 matured a bit sooner than my lux port, but they are both built from a common code base we are using for the entire MSM8916 family.

If there is leftover stock of the previous (2nd gen, victara) Moto X, I would also strongly consider that. Victara has better build quality than either of these, and is significantly faster than either of these. The victara camera is about the same as osprey. The main weakness of victara is battery life. It gives me around 4 hours of screen time.
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nird12:
Squid,

Thanks very much for the very thorough and detailed review! My two concerns with the X Play are the durability and size but I don't think that these outweigh the other benefits vis a vis osprey. Do you think the size would be a significant factor coming from the 2nd gen Moto G?

Thanks also for the feedback on the 2nd gen Moto X. Their website no longer includes last year's model but I can drop by my local store to see if they have it in stock. Only thing is, they may not apply the additional tab as that was only available if I ordered through the loyalty department over the phone ...

There are several Victaras available used on Kijiji but do you think it's worth paying $250 for a used victara over $50 for a new lux?

Also, the victara lacked a microsd card which is something that I'd like to have ...
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squid2:
For $250 used victara vs. $50 new lux, I'd say definitely get the new lux. If you can convince them to apply the same tab to a new lux or a new-old-stock victara, that's a tougher decision.

If you want a big battery and great camera (and MicroSD), go for lux. If you want faster performance and like the sleek metal frame of the victara, go for it. If you are concerned about water damage and want a device you can abuse without feeling too bad, go for osprey.

And if you are insane like me and money is no concern, buy all three. And heck, why not throw in a surnia too :p
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GtrCraft:
Damn that are a lot of Moto's
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pijes:
or just get the X Force. I believe it has all the features the lux, victara and osprey combined.
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrBelter:
My missus has a 2GB 3rd gen Moto G and i would rather have my MXP, better screen, better battery, better camera, better audio.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 General] FelipeAckles:
[FONT="<font><font>Arial Black</font></font>"]To resolve this error check the following points:[/FONT]

1°- If your stock rom is your model, eg, stock rom for i9082 or stock rom i9082l.

2°- Its stock rom should be a Full Firmwares | 4Files Firmwares http://www.tsar3000.com/Joomla/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1906:samsung-full-firmwares-4files-firmwares-pad-ap-modem-phone-cp-bl-bootloader-csc-pit-files&catid=55:samsung&Itemid=82.

3°- if your file ".pit" is the correct one for your model, eg, "pit." for i9082 or ".pit" is i9082l.

For i9082 http://www.4shared.com/rar/LXCgyMpEba/I9082.html

For i9082l http://www.4shared.com/rar/cUm8xc9Dba/I9082L.html

4°- Odin 3:07.

http://www.4shared.com/zip/mftx8338ce/odin_307.htm?locale=pt-BR

5°- if your USB cable are functioning.​

[FONT="<font><font>Arial Black</font></font>"]Erro:[/FONT]

[FONT="<font><font>Arial Black</font></font>"]How to solve:[/FONT]

1°- Download the Full Repair Firmware or the stock rom for your model.

2°- Download the ".pit" for your model.

3°- Download Odin 3.07.

4°- Open Odin 3.07.

​

5°- Select the option Re-partition in Odin.​

6°- In pit select the file ".pit" that you downloaded at the top of the topic​

:)

7°- PDA select the Stock ROM you downloaded at the top of the topic​

​

8°- And press Start​

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Solved Problem​
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 General] simsim2020:
thankss

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when I flash get fail

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I need to upload pic for issue
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 General] simsim2020:
what can i do pls

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[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RedRamage:
I'm running 4.4.4 on a Samsung Verizon S5 paired with a Moto 360 2nd Gen running 6.0.1.

My notifications seem to be very unreliable. The biggest pain is that I can't seem to find any pattern to what happening. Here's what might happen after any notification comes in:

Vibration on the watch, followed with NO notification showing on the watch display.

Vibration on the watch, followed by notification displayed as I would normally expect.

Vibration on the watch, followed by a displayed notification, but the display comes 4-6 seconds AFTER the vibration.

Vibration on the watch, followed by a display of the PREVIOUS notification, which then flips to the current notification after about 4-6 seconds.

As I said, it's really annoying because I just can't seem to pin down exactly what's causing the issue or any sort of pattern for when it works, when it sorta works, or when it fails totally. This happens with all notification types to varying degrees. GMail, Outlook, CloudMagic, Hangouts, SmartThings... to name the programs I regularly get notifications from.

The only non-standard thing I'm running on my watch would be WatchMaker Premium. I don't have any app launchers running on my watch.

I've tried uninstalling outlook (as someone in the Android Forums suggested). I've tried a factory reset on the watch. I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling Android Wear on the phone. I've tried re-syncing apps... Just not having any luck figure out what's going on.

Anyone else experience anything like this? Anyone have any suggestions/thoughts?
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sirrelevant:
100% the same for me on my sw3. Sad that 1.4/6.0 doesn't fix it.

I've sent feedback via the app. There's also a couple threads about it on the official forum.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RedRamage:
I suppose it's comforting to know I'm not the only one experiencing this. What phone/os are you running?

I'm wondering if upgrading to a new version on my phone would help at all. An 'expert' in the official forum said it shouldn't make a difference, but at the same time it shouldn't be acting like it is, so I dunno.

Just really frustrating cause "glancable" notifications is one of the big pluses of a smartwatch and right now it just isn't working.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RedRamage:
Another question: Which service are you using? I'm on Verizon. If you aren't that would eliminate service as an issue.

(Yes, I know that service shouldn't be an issue... but maybe whatever programs/radio/whatever Verizon pushes on the phone might somehow screw with things??)
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RedRamage:
FWIW, I flashed a new 5.0 rom last night. After lots of effort getting things back up and running (mostly), I'm getting proper notifications. Not sure why, but something in the process of flashing got things working again.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rstone703:
Same issues with my Verizon S5 and 360. How did you downgrade the moto 360 from 6.0 to 5.0? I saw the forum about it but it wasn't clear.