I've owned everything, and the Nexus 6p is still the best!

[GreatCanadian]

It is a good phone. I still wish it was not so big (same screen size, but slightly smaller) and I could move the buttons. I also wish the proximity sensor worked better. Otherwise, I have a hard time finding issues with it.

What are your issues with the proximity sensor? I haven't had any issues at all with the sensor.

GC

 

[neo905]

What are your issues with the proximity sensor? I haven't had any issues at all with the sensor.

GC

My auto rotate has never worked properly. It skews toward wanting to be in landscape mode when it should be portrait. Not a deal breaker but it is annoying.

 

[GreatCanadian]

My auto rotate has never worked properly. It skews toward wanting to be in landscape mode when it should be portrait. Not a deal breaker but it is annoying.

I could be wrong here, but I don't think the proximity sensor is controls auto rotate. The proximity sensor is the sensor that turns the screen off when the phone is put to the ear during a phone call (to prevent accidental touch operation). The gyro sensor controls the auto-rotate feature. At least that's my understanding.

GC

 

[Gdwheel]

What are your issues with the proximity sensor? I haven't had any issues at all with the sensor.

GC

It sometimes does not turn off the screen when I am on a call or listening to visual voicemail and I end up hitting buttons with my cheek. Also, it does not recognize that the phone is in my pocket and will light up when I get a message and my leg will turn off music, etc. depending on what is shown in my notifications.