Recent content by aaroncmartin

Yep. I used the same sim card from my S6 on AT&T and had no problems.

I keep seeing great reviews for the Yoozon protector but I didn't have such luck. The protector snapped in half in my hands as I was trying to applying. It's advertised as glass but I think it was plastic. I've had a lot of success with iCarez.

I ordered from the same eBay listing and somehow my item was undeliverable because they failed to put my full address on my package. I've contacted them several times and they barely speak english. Ugh.

How's it holding up after a couple days of use? I ordered mine after your picture. I'm still skeptical about its authenticity but if you say it's real then I'm all for it!

How are you liking that case? I bought another cheap clear case on Amazon and I don't like it. The plastic gets oily and I'm sure will turn yellow over time.

Isn't that true for pretty much any phone with a fingerprint sensor? My iPhone does that, and my Galaxy S6 did it too.

Yay! So glad you're getting yours tomorrow as well.

Have you received yours yet? I'm tempted to order one but am waiting to find confirmation that it is indeed genuine.

I've purchased a clear case and screen protector, both of which should be in tomorrow along with my 6P. I purchased Nexus Protect in case something happens, but I try to keep my phones as pristine as possible, which is why they go in a case with a tempered glass screen protector. Does anyone...

I just ordered a 64 GB Frost w/ Nexus Protect as well! It will be in tomorrow. I'm coming from iOS as well. Really excited.

I ordered mine Tuesday (1/19) evening around10:00 PM. Got an e-mail from Google last night (1/20) saying my order had shipped and that it will be here tomorrow (1/22). So it was about a day of processing before it shipped. This was the Frost 64GB variant.

I believe that's incorrect. I've used Credit Karma for a while now and have never noticed a hit to my score. There are hard inquiries (affect your score) and soft inquiries (don't affect your score). Credit Karma pulls your info using soft inquiries. Directly from their website: