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Nexus X and Nexus P ( 2015 ) Smartphones
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The only thing these videos prove is that people will do anything to increase their YouTube views
64gb sapphire back in stock 
to try or not to try! Someone please buy them and make out of stock before I get one lol
to try or not to try! Someone please buy them and make out of stock before I get one lol
5 days. I needed a recharge by 2pm with the 6p whereas my 6s+ regularly gets me to midnight or later from 5am when I'm up for work. I'm on my phone constantly reading and responding to emails, obtaining patient labs, looking up information, messaging, not to mention the regular Twitter, news, etc, and 45 minute LTE video streaming while I run on the treadmill. Standby is definitely improved with doze in marshmallow but screen on time is not where it needs to be with a 3400mAh battery. I also never turn off location, wifi, or Bluetooth on my iPhone and feel like I need to micromanage here. Too bad. Nice hardware though, hats off to Huawei
Came so close to buying the 64g but then once again saw sense and decided to wait until I can play with one for real. There's nothing too annoying with the 6s plus I have at the moment and not worth losing around £100 after less than a month of owning it.
I'll stick with the 6splus for a while longer
but then once again saw sense and decided to wait until I can play with one for real. There's nothing too annoying with the 6s plus I have at the moment and not worth losing around £100 after less than a month of owning it. I'll stick with the 6splus for a while longer
Kept it around 50% for the last two days with manual after using adaptive initially. I keep the iPhone on auto because it does a good job usually. At work the overheads are quite bright so the iPhone is usually driving the brightness up to 65-85%.
Hmm maybe your location always being on caused it to drain fast (I keep mine off mostly unless using GPS). However with android your location is constantly being pinged because of Google Now. As you know this will drastically reduce battery life. Never owned the 6+ / 6s+ but I have heard its battery is outstanding, so might be best for you.
Turn off location history in Google settings to stop it constantly pinging location to Google now
Turn off location history in Google settings to stop it constantly pinging location to Google now
Thanks! Just did that. It came in useful once though. Went to a mall and could not remember where I parked
. Went to google now and it gave me walking directions to my car 
Flossy has put his real review up
One of my favourite reviewers. Always makes me laugh too
One of my favourite reviewers. Always makes me laugh too
Anyone have any notes on how always on Google now runs? Does saying ok google activate when listening through the headphone mic?
One of the few I take note of. Number one for humour by a mile.
Saw a friend with a 6p drop his onto a hard wooden floor today but didn't look like it did much at all in terms of damage. However, not long after he ordered a Spigen.
Yes, "OK Google" works through the mic if your headphones are android compatible.
Enjoy your nexus folks. I'm sticking with the 6s Plus for a while longer. I'm off to hang around on the jailbreak forum until such time I get bored with iOS again (probably a week or so lol )
I like this article
http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/3/9666428/nexus-6p-bend-test-part-2
That title is hilarious. Also, solution is to not try to bend it.
http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/3/9666428/nexus-6p-bend-test-part-2
That title is hilarious. Also, solution is to not try to bend it.
Yeah, I just don't get the point of calling out every phone as a bending phone. Stop keeping your phone in your back pocket.
These idiots aren't even doing that. We're not talking about accidental damage here, we're talking about people purposefully bending devices to artificially simulate real world issues, when no one in the real world other than morons would try and bend their 700 dollar phone in half.
The bending 6P is because people are taking it in their hands and trying to bend them.
Not really though. Just like with the iPhone 6+, user reports are starting to come in on reddit and xda with phones shipped bent or bent after a few days of usage. Not disagreeing that all phones will likely bend over time slightly with normal usage, or that people are doing something to bend their phones (they don't bend themselves). But it is pretty clear this is not the strongest phone out there.
there was a day on reddit/android where there was an influx of posts with broken glass camera back photos of the 6P. people thinking going from hot to cold environments was causing the glass to shatter. namely coming from a hot outside and then placing the phone on a cold table.
havent heard much about it since then
havent heard much about it since then