Curved back design is misleading, its only 3.8mm thick right at the very edge, otherwise its thick and bulky.
For such a bug, thick phone, it has a tiny battery. Droid Turbo, G2, G3, many other phones, all have bigger batteries as a percentage of chassis size.
Have you held the phone to make the claim that it's thick and bulky? The new Moto X has the same curved design with same thickness and it is not thick and bulky at all...I think it feels much thinner than the G3. I'm more worried about the width than the thickness on the Nexus 6.
It's eleven hundredths of an inch thicker than an iPhone 6 plus. Quit being ridiculous.
Most tend to follow the phone's curve. Off the top of my head, the only brand I can think of that doesn't do this is UAG. For the M8, their case made the phone feel like a large flat rectangle.With the Moto X, and presumably the N6, do cases follow the phones thicknes, or are do they make the phone more uniform?
If I get the N6 I'm hoping to get a Spigen Slim Armor case for it.
Now that you mention it, I'm concerned about the distance from one side to the other. The 'hump' on the back will create a further reaching distance from one side to the other. I have small hands and currently use the Note 2 without trouble. I suppose I'll adjust to the size whatever it is? I am seriously considering the Nexus 6 (camera quality makes the decision).
I hate waiting. I'm not good at it...
How much of you hold your phone close to your head while making a call. I think 90% of us use a BT to handle our calls. Not concerned about measures at all, just about performance, and this will be the holly cow of the smartphones.
Now that you mention it, I'm concerned about the distance from one side to the other. The 'hump' on the back will create a further reaching distance from one side to the other. I have small hands and currently use the Note 2 without trouble. I suppose I'll adjust to the size whatever it is? I am seriously considering the Nexus 6 (camera quality makes the decision).