[Billy Bob Jimmy Joe]

For me,

Design: Xperia Z5P
Display: Note 5
Camera: Xperia Z5P
Performance/OS: Nexus 6P
Fingerprint Sensor: Nexus 6P
Speakers: HTC One M9

Google Nexus 6P

[kramer5150]

Samsung S6 active but with these changes:
>Available on Verizon
>No bloatware
>4G RAM
>Replaceable battery
>USB-C
>LG V10 video camera/features
>DAC / headphone amp of the LG V10
>Secondary screen of the V10
>Apple customer service and post-sale support

[Soapm]

9900... Maybe running Android or iOS but it was the perfect size and fit nicely in one hand...

[Billy Bob Jimmy Joe]

9900... Maybe running Android or iOS but it was the perfect size and fit nicely in one hand...

After using the BlackBerry Classic, I think I'm done with BlackBerry/physical keyboards. I still think it looks professional and sleek but that double typing was so bad.

Google Nexus 6P

[david61983]

A 2014 Moto X with a great camera and a 4000 mah battery.

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[Inders99]

A phone smaller than any of the current offerings

[Mage Studio]

A phone smaller than any of the current offerings

What do you think about Oneplus X?

[Inders99]

What do you think about Oneplus X?

I like it but I'm VZ so it's not available to me unfortunately.

[Billy Bob Jimmy Joe]

I like it but I'm VZ so it's not available to me unfortunately.

I was gonna suggest the Z5 Compact but then again, you're on Verizon

Google Nexus 6P

[Inders99]

I was gonna suggest the Z5 Compact but then again, you're on Verizon

Google Nexus 6P

I'd have had the Z5c long ago if VZ carried the line. If I wasn't so reliant on their good network for work I'd move away from CDMA. It seems that a few of the phones I'm interested in are GSM.

[hasina10]

For me right now, I have a Galaxy S6, and all I want is more battery power, MORE

[Soapm]

After using the BlackBerry Classic, I think I'm done with BlackBerry/physical keyboards. I still think it looks professional and sleek but that double typing was so bad.

Google Nexus 6P

I can't remember, did the 9900 have the double typing problem???

[Billy Bob Jimmy Joe]

I can't remember, did the 9900 have the double typing problem???

Yes, it did. But it took a lot longer for it to happen. I never had issue with the Torch 9800. The Q10 and the Classic was happening withing a week of using it. The CrackBerry forums was filled with posts about double-typing. I believe they released a software fix but it caused another issue. When users type the same key twice quickly it'll only show up once.

Google Nexus 6P

[Ashtroid666]

My choice will be Nexus 5X. It's more affordable and it's perfect for ROM lovers like myself.
Unfortunately, i'm using a Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 at the moment.

[Joshua Luther2]

My perfect phone would have:

V10 Camera
4000+ or removable battery
Note 5 screen
MXPE Design
64gb and/or micro sd slot
Stock Android

Currently I'm looking at switching back to Android from my IP 6+. Back in August, I tried the Note 5 for 3 days. Coming from an IP 5s I was used to the good battery life. Everything about the Note 5 impressed me but the battery life. Couldn't get used to the battery draining on standby. I now wish I would've given it more of a chance. So I'm now on a 6plus 64gb and am looking at several different phones. My problem is I also have to sell mine. The longer I wait the less I'll be able to sell my phone for. At the same time, the price of the phone I'm looking at will drop in price as well. I just can't seem to decide. I enjoy shooting and editing videos on my iPhone and in iMovie. That was another reason I couldn't stay with the Note 5. I've done a ton of research on video editors on android as well as which phone I'd switch back to.

First off, the only thing that comes close to iMovie is kinemaster pro but it costs $2.99 a month. Plus, I've also heard a lot of negative things about it.

Secondly, the phones I've been looking at are, in no particular order:
Nexus 6
Nexus 6p
Lg V10
Lg G4
MXPE

I've compared each phone and cannot make a decision. Price, screen, storage, software are all factors. Just when I think I've made a decision, I start looking at other phones.

Right now, my two top picks are the V10 and 6p. But they're also the two most expensive of the group. The V10 has the best camera in my opinion and totally trumps the 6p's. From what I've seen and read, that's my opinion. You're free to disagree. The other things going for it are the removable battery and expandable storage. Which, in my opinion should be standard for a phone that can shoot 4K video. I've sort of come to the conclusion that if I'm going to have to sacrifice battery life going back to Android, then I'm gonna have a removable battery in my next phone. I get anxious anytime my phone dips below 40%. The only downside I can see is the software and ui on the V10. I prefer stock android and Lg pretty much doesn't add anything useful to me on their software.

I know there's no perfect smartphone whether it's android or iOS. My obvious choice would be to have an android phone and an iPad or Mac for editing videos. But that's out of my budget. If I had a computer capable of running editing software, I'd have no problem switching back in a heartbeat.

So price is also a major concern. The Lg G4, Nexus 6 and MXPE are the low end. The G4 has the best camera and other features that V10 has, but the screen is very dim and have heard people have issues with lag and stutters. The Nexus 6 is just a huge phone and doesn't have the best camera and there's no exp storage. The MXPE has a slightly better camera but can't match LG's. It has exp storage but no removable battery.

I'd appreciate any feedback.

[Dreamio]

I like Samsung Galaxy S6 but Huawei P8 looks great.

[Morty2264]

It's difficult for me to pinpoint what I want...

I either like all-buttons/full keyboard (i.e., my old Q10); or no buttons at all and full touch (i.e., my Nexus 5 and now my LG G3). I think my *dream* phone would be akin to a BlackBerry Torch: 5.5 " screen, slide-out physical keyboard but the option to go full-touch (keyboard included if wanted), with Android OS. BlackBerry form factor for sure, but I'd be interested in seeing how Android would do with a keyboard design again. Then, of course, it would come in different colours... The camera would be akin to an LG G4.

That's what I'm thinking about right now.

[Rumblee1]

Toss up between the samsung galaxy note 4 and the lg v10

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[CCloth]

Pretty much 1+2 with NFC and a about 20% better battery.

[Soapm]

I either like all-buttons/full keyboard (i.e., my old Q10); or no buttons at all and full touch (i.e., my Nexus 5 and now my LG G3). I think my *dream* phone would be akin to a BlackBerry Torch: 5.5 " screen, slide-out physical keyboard but the option to go full-touch (keyboard included if wanted), with Android OS. BlackBerry form factor for sure, but I'd be interested in seeing how Android would do with a keyboard design again. Then, of course, it would come in different colours... The camera would be akin to an LG G4.

That's what I'm thinking about right now.

Isn't that a Priv???

[Jeet Dholakia]

Perfect phone would be the one running stock android , a 5.2 inch display,best in class camera , dual speakers, decent battery life and class leading build quality.

[shabbs]

Isn't that a Priv???

Sounds like it.

[Morty2264]

Isn't that a Priv???

Yeah, LOL, that's kinda what I was thinking when I wrote this. But I'd really like to see Android do another stab at a physical keyboard again; or even make the slide-out feature horizontal insyead of vertical... My mom actually had a Samsung phone that had this kind of slide-out keyboard, and I thought it was SICK.

I dunno, there's still something about the Priv's overall form factor that leaves me a little distant from wanting it. Has something to do with the narrow keyboard, perhaps (but come on: not *everything* can be perfect! Plus you gotta get all those keys in there...).

So, in short: yeah. But the physical keyboard... Eh. I really liked the Q10's. Something about the Priv's doesn't jive with me.

[smithe24]

Till the date I dint find any android phone perfect. I change android phone almost every year.

[Rumblee1]

Well I started with the original moto droid then the moto x, moto bionic, samsung galaxy note 2 galaxy note 4, lg v10, galaxy s6 edge, and galaxy s7 edge. If i could get the battery of the S7 edge into my S6 edge, then it would be my favorite. I couldn't wait for the S7 edge, but I've had nothing but problems with both wifi abd data connection issues. As I write this, I installed a new sim card and I'm waiting for a call back from Verizon to see if its going to work. The V10 was awsume, but way to bulky and I hated the rear buttons. The note 4 was great too, but really slowed down towards the end.

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