Nexus 6P on the edge of T-Mobile?

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Hi there. Thinking of trading my LG G4 for a nexus 6 or 6P. I'm still not sure which I'm leaning towards and have read up on the differences. Main concern with the 6 is that it would be supported for less time, I suppose, but it's hard to know. Anyway, I read somewhere that the 6 was noticeably better than the 6P on the edge of T-Mobile. Does anyone have any experience with this, find it to be significantly true or having any reception issues with T-Mobile?

Thanks for any advice,
 
I wouldn't do a 6 at this point, it's two years old so it won't be getting much in the way of updates, it will get N but I doubt it will get O. The 6P will definitely get O. The next generation of Nexii is coming in a few months, there is a rumor that it might be as early as August but if the keep to their usual schedule it will be in the fall.
 
I've had/have both and while I loved my nexus 6, I wouldn't use it over my 6p. The one thing that I think that once you get used to, you will not want to give up is the fingerprint scanner. Typing in passwords is such a PITA now when I do use it, even with LastPass, just putting in my pin seems archaic. :)

I've not noticed any reception issues with either one of the devices. They both have phenomenal radios.

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My 6P, on Google Fi, seems to live mostly on T-Mobile. I'd have to say that there are places where my old Galaxy S3 got much better coverage on Verizon, but for the most part I can't complain about the Fi coverage (again, mostly using T-Mobile [pretty much always Band 4]). YMMV.
 
I had a prepaid T-Mobile account for my N5 and then an N6P before switching to Project Fi. I never experienced any issues with the T-Mo service. My N6P is on T-Mo 100% of the time and it works fine. Forget the N6 and get the N6P. It is worth every penny. You can save $50 if you order one before Father's Day.

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Aside from price considerations, there's absolutely no reason to choose a Nexus 6 vs the 6P. Everything on the 6P is better.
 
6p supports T Mobile's new band 12 which gives better building penetration. It also supports wifi calling. Both those are super helpful on T Mobile. Don't know if the 6 supports those things?
 
6p supports T Mobile's new band 12 which gives better building penetration. It also supports wifi calling. Both those are super helpful on T Mobile. Don't know if the 6 supports those things?

The 6 supports both of those, I had the 6 (bought from T-Mobile themselves) now own the 6P.
 

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