Android L as your daily driver?

[AdamG3]

Has anyone started using Android L as their daily driver? What are the pros and cons? Is it time to make the switch or wait for the official release?

 

[Golfdriver97]

I have it on my Nexus 5. Not my daily driver, but one I use enough that it could be considered a semi daily. Right now, I consider it pretty stable, actually more stable than many 'stable' ROMs out there. Some might disagree with me.

 

[Highland Droid]

I've been using it as my daily driver since the day it was available. I am very forgiving and flexible though, so things that don't work yet or bugs or crashes don't bother me.

I can't Chromecast from Netflix? Oh no.

I have had trouble using the Wifi hotspot lately, but I don't know if that's an "L" issue or not.

I don't think I could go back.

 

[melillobm]

I've been using it as my secondary with iphone 5s as my primary. I'm selling the 5s so now the nexus with Android L is my daily driver. Like above, I am also very forgiving and if something doesn't work I just live with it until it is fixed.

 

[djw39]

I am running the port on the Optimus G. It might reboot once in a while. You might have to cycle mobile data on and off once in a while. Some apps don't work correctly (tasker, allstream, watchespn). Just depends on what is a deal breaker for you.
On this phone, the new design is great, but it's not as if every app can suddenly scroll smoothly. Same offenders: Tapatalk, Facebook etc.