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While the initial price is too much for me to buy it now (compared to Nexus 5x), I think the specs will hold up and would buy a new one in Fall 2017.

Going along with the original question, what are the differences between Assistant and Google Now?

What are you using for Verizon voicemail?

There are negative aspects of both on screen and capacitive buttons. When on screen buttons don't disappear disappear in some games, it's annoying to try not to touch them. With capacitive buttons, I would accidentally press them while holding the phone. Overall, I like the on screen buttons more.

I'm okay without it, am glad it has a water resistance rating. I like midrange phones. After I lost my glasses in a lake, I would have rather it been my Nexus 5x.

It would be cool if vendors could put out a Nexus phone if it met hardware criteria, ran stock and received updates. Then I think there could be low end or mid range phones. I was hoping for a mid range phone this year.

I like the rounded edges compared to the square edges of the Nexus 5x.

I like front facing more than down facing speakers.

My Nexus 5x on Verizon seems to use HD calling occasionally.

I can get Google Voice to work with Verizon, but it sometimes seems like I don't get the voicemail notification immediately. I can't imagine going through that setup if I wasn't enthusiastic about it. I thought other carriers have Google Play Store voicemail apps, so that's what Verizon should do.

AMOLED screen on a 5" Android phone.

I like phones with the headphone jack on the bottom edge.

I would try the Pixel XL after using the N5X.

Fun giveaway. Fingers crossed. Posted via the Android Central App