Nexus 2015 Rumored to be Patterned After LG G4/G4 Note

[getbretweir]

I really loved my N5. I got the N6 at the beginning of the launch and now I'm not sure I could go back to a 5.2in screen. I think 5.5 is the smallest I would want to go. I'm to used to having large screen now and have been spoiled.
Does anybody else agree that going from a 6in to a 5.2in phone is to big of a hit, or just me?

Posted from Nexus 6

I was on the fence with the Nexus 6 and ultimately never bought one, was just too big. to answer your question, just how the 6 might take a few days to get used to, I imagine going back to 5.2" would be the same deal.

I'd prefer something BT 5.2-5.5" and if it's got a solid camera and battery, if be all over it. I'm really getting sick and tired of skins and bloat. My S4 is awful since LP update and my Nexus 4 finally cracked, so I'll probably grab the G4 then the Nexus or MX 3rd gen ... I'd actually prefer the Moto, IMO it's got the best UX or there!

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[choclab1]

I hope the latest rumors aren't true. Not sure I want to try out Huawei phones yet.
I would love it if lg made a 5.5 or 5.7 nexus next. I don't mind losing a little screen size but when I grab my wife's galaxy s5 it is just too small.

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[npaladin-2000]

I wonder if LG's rear buttons will make it to a Nexus....and I wonder if their frigging rear speakers will NOT.

 

[Gekko]

Phones with the highest customer satisfaction rates have at least one thing in common -- they're all huge.
The top three smartphones based on the American Customer Satisfaction Index, an independent national study, all have a 5.5-inch screen or larger.
Samsung's 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 4 took the No. 1 spot on this year's list with an ACSI score of 86 out of 100. In other words, 86 out of 100 Samsung Galaxy Note 4 customer said they were satisfied with their phones.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Apple (AAPL, Tech30) iPhone 6 Plus (5.5"), Samsung Galaxy S5 (5.1") and the iPhone 6 (4.7") each scored 82 out of 100 on the scale, sharing second position in the ranking. The Samsung Galaxy S6 (5.1") was not on sale when the survey was conducted.

The phone Americans love best is... (hint: it's not the iPhone) - Jun. 2, 2015

 

[getbretweir]

I wonder if LG's rear buttons will make it to a Nexus....and I wonder if their frigging rear speakers will NOT.

I'm more anxious to find out if their camera makes it.

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[getbretweir]

Phones with the highest customer satisfaction rates have at least one thing in common -- they're all huge.
The top three smartphones based on the American Customer Satisfaction Index, an independent national study, all have a 5.5-inch screen or larger.
Samsung's 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 4 took the No. 1 spot on this year's list with an ACSI score of 86 out of 100. In other words, 86 out of 100 Samsung Galaxy Note 4 customer said they were satisfied with their phones.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Apple (AAPL, Tech30) iPhone 6 Plus (5.5"), Samsung Galaxy S5 (5.1") and the iPhone 6 (4.7") each scored 82 out of 100 on the scale, sharing second position in the ranking. The Samsung Galaxy S6 (5.1") was not on sale when the survey was conducted.

The phone Americans love best is... (hint: it's not the iPhone) - Jun. 2, 2015

I clicked the link, but saying the top 3 are 5.5+ isn't accurate. The #1 is 5.7" but the #2 spot includes a 5.1" and 4.7" ...

The correct conclusion is 60% of the top 5 phones are 5.5+ ...

If they spun it the other way, and removed the Note 3 and iPhone 6+ and kept the S5 and iPhone 6, the title would read:

The top three smartphones based on the American Customer Satisfaction Index, an independent national study, all have a 4.7-inch screen or larger.

what horrific journalism, just complete idiots

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[BuffOrange]

Does it really matter? It's a self-selecting sample anyway. Anyone who says 5.5"+ screens are the devil isn't buying one.