is pixel 2 your main driver?

[aggie]

My sim splits its time pretty equally between the Pixel 2 XL, Note 8, and iPhone X. If I had to choose just one though it would be the Pixel.

 

[hgoldner#CB]

HTC 10, unless I am testing a handset. I also use an HTC One Max as a phablet without a SIM, so that doesn't really count.

 

[kbagrows]

No.

 

[sixty_four]

...After using the P2, the E4+ feels noticeably slow. But it is still an awesome situational phone because of that battery life. If you need a phone to last for 3 days, that's the one.

I agree with both points. The E4+ is choppier than the P2 but it's not $600 slower. And yeah, the huge 5,000 mAh battery in the E4+ is great.

 

[bhatech]

Yes, Pixel 2 XL is my main driver because of the best camera. iPhone X and Note 8 are the other ones I carry but my main sim is mostly in the Pixel.

 

[atrain2324]

My daily driver is now the Moto G5 Plus, probably the best handset I have owned since the OG Moto X (2013). I still carry my old Moto E 2015, now relegated once again to backup status when I originally used the Alcatel Idol 4S until it died.

The G5 Plus is really all I need, don't really need a true flat-out flagship for my daily driver needs.

 

[JarlSX]

i recently got the Huawei Mate 10 Pro, really happy with my choice, almost no complaints, battery life is stellar.

not really switching phone, though i could, because 2 weeks after my purchase i won a OnePlus 5T in av giveaway, but somehow it doesn't feel as good in the hand as my Mate 10 Pro

 

[nelamvr6]

Pixel 2 XL is my main phone. I also have a work iPhone that I only use when I absolutely have no choice.

 

[worldspy99]

Pixel 2 is my main driver.
I tried the 2 XL but seem to gravitate towards the smaller device. I think 5 to 5.2" screen size is the sweet spot for me.

 

[BB_PP]

note 8

 

[M4tts]

Used the LG G4 for the past 2 years and recently got A honor View 10. Has everything the Huawei Mate 10/pro has and then some more.

 

[TraderGary]

My requirements:
1. Fast pocket computer with 6 inch screen size
2. Always current Unadulterated Android OS
3. First to get Android security updates
4. Best in class camera
Only my Pixel 2 XL 128 fulfills my requirements.

 

[Some Gadget Geek]

I am on a Hmd Global Nokia 6 since the beginning of this month, replacing my crappy Lumia 520 from the original Nokia. It is better in every way despite still being relatively low-end. The coolest things I find about it is its fingerprint authentication and its Android Pay functionality. I'm probably going to keep my L 520, which I used for four years before getting my current phone, as a backup and to see how much longer it can last - durability is probably the only good thing now about Windows-powered phones.

 

[Guillin]

I'm currently using the Blackberry KeyOne. Had it for 3 days so far and I'm finding it an absolutely brilliant device for what I need a phone to do.

 

[speedtrap63]

Still using S7 Edge, it does most things well. Thinking of upgrading because I'd like a 6" screen, just can't decide which, Pixel 2 XL or Note 8 or wait for S9+.

 

[Zendroid1]

Everyone in this thread who is just listing a phone / main daily driver, do they actually all own pixel 2s and have another daily? Or are they somehow finding this thread and not realizing it's asking P2 owners if it's their DD or not?

 

[daehttub]

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and my extra batteries. The S-Pen and replaceable batteries are essential for me. Did the Women's March with my friends this weekend. They ended up using both hands to hold their phones tethered to battery packs. I had my Note 4 and a free hand for signs and coffee. The unlimited battery life and 128GB SD cards gave me unlimited video and photo ability. My Otterbox Defender case took a few good drops on the pavement in stride. I am really going to miss it when the security updates stop. I understand one of the biggest gripes about the Note 8 is meager battery life... SMH.

 

[Konstantinos Daglaroglou]

LG G6 dual 64Gb. The main reason I bought it was the quad DAC, its narrow bezels, its wide angle camera and the SD card support. But as I got to use it, I appreciated its great fingerprint sensor, its sturdy built, quality of materials and aesthetics and its great display. On top of that, its display sensitivity helped me to use an active stylus with almost Samsung Note-like efficiency. It's definitely a keeper for the next two years at least.

 

[Mike Dee]

Everyone in this thread who is just listing a phone / main daily driver, do they actually all own pixel 2s and have another daily? Or are they somehow finding this thread and not realizing it's asking P2 owners if it's their DD or not?

To your point, I don't think everyone that posted has the Pixel.

 

[scorpiori]

Oh yes. Pixel 2 all the way, also 3