The Nexus 6 isn't as big as you guys think.!

[Skinnyman9000]

Nope nope nope. Too big. Its a pass from me

 

[WeAreAllUnique]

That's why I bought the note 3. Bigger battery and bigger screen then my nexus 5 which battery a was sub par Imo. Got the note 4 but might want to see if I can return it and pre order the nexus 6 at t-mobile

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If you have the Note 4, why would you return it to preorder the Nexus 6?

Written from the mighty pen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 4!

 

[Closingracer]

If you have the Note 4, why would you return it to preorder the Nexus 6?

Written from the mighty pen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 4!

Because it is the nexus 6

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[WeAreAllUnique]

Because it is the nexus 6

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?

Written from the mighty pen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 4!

 

[Closingracer]

?

Written from the mighty pen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 4!

Nexus had faster updates and no carrier bloat

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[WeAreAllUnique]

Nexus had faster updates and no carrier bloat

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You would give up a better camera, removable battery, expandable storage, S-pen, and software features for no bloatware and faster updates?

Written from the mighty pen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 4!

 

[gdmin]

The goodness of android...
So many choices

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[nupicasso]

Or, ya know, pants that look good on them. I don't wear skinny jeans, but I'm a thin person and I've never looked good in loose fitting jeans. Slim-fitting jeans are my go-to, and I don't plan on buying new pants that I like less just because no Android manufacturer out there wants to make a reasonably-sized device. I'm still baffled by this new direction that the Nexus line is taking. I just can't see who can look at a 6" phone and find it practical. Maybe I'll take that back in a year, but I found the LG G3 to be the absolute largest I'll ever go with a phone (and even then, it was a little uncomfortable) and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

Different strokes for different folks. But I think Google is genius for heading to the phablet market right now. With the iPhone+ selling better than the regular 6 and the Note 4 out, the time couldn't be better. This is their way of getting their brand noticed by the masses rather than tech geeks like us. I say bravo to them. This is the smartest move they've made in a while. Releasing it on all carriers means they're finally taking the Nexus line seriously and so ate the carriers.

Can't wait to see the outcome. I'm expecting big things for the 6 and 9!

 

[Tony DeLuce]

I have a Note 2 and have enjoyed it but am definitely taking the Nexus 6 over the Note 4 with no hesitation. Why? 10% more screen area, ok google turn on when phone is off, better camera in low light conditions (don't need 16 megapixels - 13 is more than enough), no touchwiz to slow things down, build quality and style!!!

 

[planoman]

Different strokes for different folks. But I think Google is genius for heading to the phablet market right now. With the iPhone+ selling better than the regular 6 and the Note 4 out, the time couldn't be better. This is their way of getting their brand noticed by the masses rather than tech geeks like us. I say bravo to them. This is the smartest move they've made in a while. Releasing it on all carriers means they're finally taking the Nexus line seriously and so ate the carriers.

Can't wait to see the outcome. I'm expecting big things for the 6 and 9!

I do not think the 6+ is out selling the 6, but the lower initial supply makes it hard to get right now. But there is no doubt that larger devices are in demand.

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[Robbie317]

You would give up a better camera, removable battery, expandable storage, S-pen, and software features for no bloatware and faster updates?

Written from the mighty pen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 4!

All subjective......

The majority of people are not going to buy multiple batteries to fumble around with.... 32 gig of internal storage is enough for the majority of consumers.... if you go up to 64 gig that should cover just about everyone outside a very small minority.... I know 3 people in my office who have the Note 3 and I've almost never seen them using the S-Pen and when I ask they've all said the same thing... Mostly forget I even have it.. or on the fly it's easier to not use it.... plus I know one guy has had to buy a replacement twice for losing it and eventually after the third time just goes with out... Camera is always a sticky situation..... I think my Nexus 5 takes "Good enough" pictures for what I am using it to take pictures of... Nothing that is going into a magazine or a art gallery... I have a Digital SLR I take with me on those times I am going to a wedding, birthday party or such and I know I am going to want to take good pictures... Right now we just don't know if the camera app in Lollipop is even going to be better, decent or horrible.... It has a top end sensor but the software makes up 90% of the picture taking process...

 

[Leon Stevens]

Together. Not the same! ;-)

The goodness of android...
So many choices

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[BBDemetria]

Still too big for my liking.

 

[Wildo6882]

If you have the Note 4, why would you return it to preorder the Nexus 6?

Written from the mighty pen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 4!

Did you jump ship to Android again?? Man, you're worse than me. Ha!

 

[onthecouchagain]

Different strokes for different folks. But I think Google is genius for heading to the phablet market right now. With the iPhone+ selling better than the regular 6 and the Note 4 out, the time couldn't be better. This is their way of getting their brand noticed by the masses rather than tech geeks like us. I say bravo to them. This is the smartest move they've made in a while. Releasing it on all carriers means they're finally taking the Nexus line seriously and so ate the carriers.

Can't wait to see the outcome. I'm expecting big things for the 6 and 9!

Except for one difference: there is a current-generation smaller iPhone option. There is no current-generation smaller Nexus.

 

[Tony DeLuce]

Except for one difference: there is a current-generation smaller iPhone option. There is no current-generation smaller Nexus.

Yes there is, it is called the Nexus 5.

 

[oldtimer42]

If only the Nexus 5 was in stock....

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[mookiekillsit]

I have a Note 2 and have enjoyed it but am definitely taking the Nexus 6 over the Note 4 with no hesitation. Why? 10% more screen area, ok google turn on when phone is off, better camera in low light conditions (don't need 16 megapixels - 13 is more than enough), no touchwiz to slow things down, build quality and style!!!

I wouldn't be so sure about that just yet....

 

[bembol]

It really isn't, I had the iPhone 6 Plus for a few days As posted, this isn't my daily driver so I don't mind anymore.

Comparing it to other huge phones just cements my decision. I've owned a note 1 and 2 and it was big clumsy phone that couldn't be operated by one hand despite software tricks.

This reminds of iOS users' (before iPhone 6/Plus was announced) reasons why they don't want a bigger iPhone. Based on sales it seems they learned to adapt.

 

[onthecouchagain]

Yes there is, it is called the Nexus 5.

Current generation? Nexus 5 is a fine phone, but it's a phone from 2013. There are shortcomings with the Nexus 5 that an updated 2014 Nexus 5 could have addressed.

Apple offers the new 2014 iPhones in two sizes.