Galaxy S6 / Nexus 6P / Xperia Z5

[akaliel]

Hey everyone, I'm looking at upgrading my phone in early November. I'm coming off a Windows Phone (hey, don't laugh, it served me very well). But WP's are no longer being carried in Canada and I hate Apple. The Note 5 is too expensive for me, looking at my carrier my options are basically the Galaxy S6, Xperia Z5 (maybe, if Rogers picks it up), and Nexus 6P. What do you guys think?

Having a strong camera is important to me, and these all seem to score high that I've seen.

Thanks.

 

[belodion]

Let's assume they all have good enough cameras for you. That brings us back to square one. So what else is important to you in a phone? Then we can narrow it down.

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[akaliel]

Mostly I'm looking for people with the S6, since that's the only one of those 3 out, to give me their opinion on whether or not to grab it, or wait for one of these other two. I've read a lot of reviews, and they're really hard to gauge cause the reviewer doesn't have the device for long and can't be very thorough. In my mind, I'm giving the Nexus 6P the edge cause it has stock Android and quick upgrades.

 

[codeda]

I'd wait if battery matters. S6 is a good phone and I liked using it a lot, but battery on the z5 and nexus 6p should be LOADS better. If battery doesn't matter to you, then go for it. Other than that the only thing the other two have is closer to stock/stock experience.


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[rpboronat]

I have the S6 EDGE. Codeda has reason. If battery doesn't bother to you, go for the S6. For me it is the best phone I have ever had. The cons is the battery cause it only lasts to me until middle afternoon. I have an external battery to charge it and that is my solution. I have heard that the nexus phone doesn't have a good battery too. I don't know about Sony Z5 (normally Sony doesn't have problems with battery but there's a rumour that they are gone to leave phones section cause they are not earning the money they expected. Only it is a rumour).

It is a choice you have to do and the phone that is good for me perhaps it is not so good to you.

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