Motorola will make the Nexus 5 Q4

[anon5664829]

I'd be gravely disappointed if the display were only 4.7". One of the LG-centered rumors I've read said it would be 5.2." Now you're talking.

I don't want 5.2"

 

[JasW]

I don't want 5.2"

You'll get used to it. I thought I'd never want 5.5", and I quickly got used to that. 5.2" would be a piece of cake.

 

[anon5664829]

You'll get used to it. I thought I'd never want 5.5", and I quickly got used to that. 5.2" would be a piece of cake.

I find the nexus 4 body very comfortable. If they can cram 5.2" on the nexus 4 body I will be a happy camper.

Posted via Android Central App using my awesome Nexus 4

 

[JasW]

I find the nexus 4 body very comfortable. If they can cram 5.2" on the nexus 4 body I will be a happy camper.

Posted via Android Central App using my awesome Nexus 4

Comfort is a relative thing, my friend. I used to think I would only be comfortable with a physical keyboard.

Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk 4

 

[anon5664829]

Comfort is a relative thing, my friend. I used to think I would only be comfortable with a physical keyboard.

Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk 4

But I know myself well. 5" is really REALLY pushing it for me.

 

[pauldroidr2d2]

The nexus 10 was a different situation. That screen is what held up that production.

There were also indications that LG was not up to the task of producing enough phones for Google. They also were completely out of their league when it came to forecasting where sales occurred.

My personal opinion is that Google is out of it's league when it comes to customer service and dealing direct with customers through out the process of purchasing devices. Each of my experiences purchasing Nexus 7's has been a poor one.

 

[junglejunkie]

My personal opinion is that Google is out of it's league when it comes to customer service and dealing direct with customers through out the process of purchasing devices. Each of my experiences purchasing Nexus 7's has been a poor one.

I've had quite the opposite experience. I purchased the Nexus One, GNex, N4, and 2 N7s (2012), and never any issue.

 

[pauldroidr2d2]

I've had quite the opposite experience. I purchased the Nexus One, GNex, N4, and 2 N7s (2012), and never any issue.

For me the problem has arisen with dealing with having to do exchanges. The customer service rep that I spoke with wasn't able to process the return. Instead the CSR had to make a referral to their technical division who was supposed to send me an email with instructions to return the device. They were supposed to contact me within 24 to 48 hours. After nearly 4 days I had to call them back to get the information that I needed. The device that I wanted to return had a screen which didn't work, or turn on. In my opinion there is absolutely no reason customers should be forced to jump through hoops in order to return or exchange a device.

I finally got it returned. But, I had problems with Google's customer service last year as well when the first N7 was released. At this point, I do not want to have to deal with their customer service. Even when I've had to do returns, exchanges and etc. with Amazon, and Apple, there hasn't been the problems that I have had with Google.

 

[junglejunkie]

Well I have been lucky enough to never have had any issues that required a RMA <knock on wood>.