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There's not that many available -- so what do you recommend? I have the Pro-Case for the Pixel C. Overall, it is nice, feels sturdy, has auto-wake, all the ports are easily accessible, and even the knock-battary check is wide open. I like it, but would consider something less bulky. Thoughts?

First non-Nexus device in some time and am not too impressed with the Note 5/AT&T Dialer/Contacts/Phone App -- any recommendations?

I was in the exact same boat, kind of waiting for a 64 bit phone, but right now there's $150 Nexus 6 phones and free shipping from Google's Playstore. This is too good of deal for me to pass up -- QHD, water resistance, Qi wireless charging, 3,200 battery, VoLTE (HD Voice), solid radios...

I love the S6 look and feel, so am looking forward to a larger and more powerful Note 5 with the same look and feel as the S6.

Just because there's no removable storage, doesn't mean that the phone will have no storage -- you can still transfer your pics to the phone.

Now that Android allows for custom launchers, it is much easier to get a Samsung to look like a Nexus. It will just be bloatware on your phone taking up space, but that's about it from what I've been reading.

Yet Apple has mainted very high sales without an SD card and removable battery -- not to mention the hugely popular Nexus phones. Indeed, for very many people, these features are simply not as important today. In the end, i believe many of the people who may be initially upset about the...

While it seems that I am in the minority, I am glad Samsung ditched the plastic toy phone look and is now using more premium materials -- that is if the Note 5 follows the S6 design. Further, would much rather have native wireless charging than removable batteries. Regarding charging on the...

That is compact. Not sure I get your point. Anything under 5.5" is too small in my view. Different people have differing perspectives. =)

Agreed - Sony's are too small today and no reason not to have Qi wireless. 5.5" is a start.

This ^^ Have been looking at Sony phones since about the Z1, but no where to see them in stores. Not to mention relative dearth of 3rd party products -- just go to Amazon and compare the number of Samsung S5 cases to Sony Z3 cases. Very, very disappointing. By the way, good call on the...

Yes, from what I've read, Sony is closing its R&D facility in China and moving everything in house to off-set costs. Moreover, the idea, or rumor as it were, is not that Sony is planning on junking their mobile unit, but rather looking to sell it. I believe Sony has already sold of its VAIO...

Ok, I have spent some time looking for a case and have tried several which have fallen short of expectations. Here is what I am looking for: Folio Style Case Wake/Sleep Feature that Takes Advantage of this Feature on the N5 TPU Case Holding the Phone in Place - Want to Avoid Cheap Plastic...

Re: best case for nexus 5? I also purchased the Slim Armor - but, am sooo disappointed. There is a problem with the power button which makes using the phone a pain in the rear-end. One really has to press down to use it and unfortunately, this causes pressure on the other side so that when...

Purchased one - worked flawlessly. Amazing. Purchased another, even happier.

I specifically avoided including the One for that reason - it lacks Micro SD support - thus cited only Galaxy S4 & Xperia Z. Micro SD capable phones are not new technology arriving only in 2013, so I am unsure as to why you are pointing to release dates. Indeed, for whatever reason, Google...

It is not a myth - for example, what does the Galaxy S4 and Sony Xperia Z have that Nexus 4 doesn't? Most notably, micro-sd capability. This allows for movies, for example, to be one one's phone rather than having to stream them. This obviously is faster and has the benefit of not eating data...

Just no - Windows 8 is just ugly. Been a longtime fan of Windows, but no longer.

This looks like a solid case, but the notification light on the front of the Nexus 10 is covered.

Been using this for a little bit now - so far no problems. The magnets are not too weak and it charges the unit noticeably faster. Though, as noted previously, the original part that goes into the wall socket does get warm/hot.