So far, so good....

[ptkelly]

I believe Android N was released for public use on May 18th. We're coming up on one month and people have posted problems they've had. Me? A few problems, minor, and a lot of things I like. In dealing with glitches and bugs I haven't come close to reverting to Android 6. I've been getting updates to apps all along and some problems have disappeared and I'm not sure I haven't gotten Android N updates the slipped in without telling me.

In any case, I'm happy with Android N and looking forward to the final release. What I like best in day to day use is the expanded options on notifications. I deal with notifications more quickly than before.

Thanks for listening.

 

[Golfdriver97]

I'll admit...if the Nex5 as supported, I'd be running it on that. But the only device I have capable is my 5X, and I don't think I want to use a daily driver as a test device.

 

[ptkelly]

I'll admit that one of the reasons I decided to go from my Nexus 5 to the Nexus 5x was Android N. I like the Nexus 5x but my Nexus 5 was serving me well. My adopted Nephew, Luis David, loves his new Nexus 5. He's the only one of the family with Android 6.

 

[Broonale]

My only real complaint is that none of my Amazon Store apps work on my 5X

 

[ptkelly]

I buy something from Amazon weekly but I use my computer. Keep trying, though. I use a Kindle app to read if I don't have my Kindle with me and it didn't work properly a month ago but it does now.

 

[anon(777192)]

I'm using it as a daily on my 5X only issue I've had is black screen when calling. I fixed that by talking off my screen protector. It's awesome running smooth, stable seems very reliable to me.

 

[jojoe42]

I've noticed my battery life has significantly deteriorated since install - it went from a massive improvement over MM (4 hours SOT) now to a massive decrease (2 hours SOT). Downloading preview 4 now, so hopefully that clears up a few things