battery life n headphones jack placement..really these two things r pain for me..battery is even worse than on my nexus 5 i had, n i cannot get used to the bottom headphones jack placement
What do you NOT like about your Nexus 5X?
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I love the Nexus 5X, but I wish they would have made the phone a tiny bit thicker and used a 3000maH battery.
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There is something wrong with your Nexus 5X. Literally everyone is getting much better battery life with the 5X.
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PhiPsi32
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Huh, I did not notice that about Contacts. Thanks for the info. And I agree it's silly to not be able to change that.
I know tell me about...thinking more and more now about choosing the new iPhone instead. I like Google and Android but I think there is too many inconsistencies for example wireless charging. It was available on previous Nexus phones but not this one and I think if they are going to match Apple they need to sort out the accessories for Nexus phones. Just terrible. Come on Google!!
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Actually you can natively. Just go to edit to the contact you want, select the hamburger menu on the right and click send contact call to voice mail. To block a text use Google messenger then go to people and options, block contact
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1) Vibrate motor is too weak
2) Earpiece doesn't get loud enough (although speakerphone is fine for me)
3) If you set the camera to widescreen the focus ring is not centered in the widescreen frame (it stays centered in the 4:3 frame)
4) I like to keep auto-rotate off (because I hate when my apps rotate) but this locks the CAMERA in portrait too
5) Lack of electronic image stab for video (moto x pure has the same 808 chip and does great here)
2) Earpiece doesn't get loud enough (although speakerphone is fine for me)
3) If you set the camera to widescreen the focus ring is not centered in the widescreen frame (it stays centered in the 4:3 frame)
4) I like to keep auto-rotate off (because I hate when my apps rotate) but this locks the CAMERA in portrait too
5) Lack of electronic image stab for video (moto x pure has the same 808 chip and does great here)
I'm late to this party, but still echo some of the previous comments...
- Qi charging is sorely missed!
- Speaker kinda sucks (especially when compared to my old Nexus 6)
- Headphone jack on the bottom if a minor annoyance, but I'll live.
- Wish they made one with higher capacity than 32GB.
- Qi charging is sorely missed!
- Speaker kinda sucks (especially when compared to my old Nexus 6)
- Headphone jack on the bottom if a minor annoyance, but I'll live.
- Wish they made one with higher capacity than 32GB.
Zendroid1
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This works but is a bit of a workaround. I shouldn't have to create a contact called Block and then add numbers to it and then select the option to send the calls directly to VM.
I don't have a N5x (yet), but I'm wondering if they put the headphone jack on the bottom so that when you put your phone into your pant pocket, you can access the finger scanner to unlock quickly.
I assume of headphone jack was placed at the top of phone, then it'd not be as accessible or fluid of a motion when unlocking and removing from the pant pocket
Possible, but as seen HERE it seems that there were issues getting everything to fit properly in the 5x's form factor. I'm guessing that the headphone jack on the bottom was just another compromise that had to be made due to "manufacturing reasons".
drathos
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Many people prefer it on the bottom and it's not that uncommon for it to be down there.
Perhaps, but coming from my previous phones (and pretty much every other previous Nexus phone, except the Galaxy Nexus) it was a bit of a change. Like I said, it won't kill me, its not a deal breaker, just took a little getting used to.
You can just straight block texts in Messenger. Simply long press the icon on the right next to the number in the message list then hit the stop sign on the top right.
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Can you block MMS messages? I do not see the block option for MMS group messages but the block option is there for SMS messages. Somehow I got onto a group MMS and I can not figure out how to block it.
craigrn16
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That I'm not sure about. Try blocking the original sender and see if that works
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1) WiFi calling - needs to reboot when it's not enabled; even when enabled, call quality sometimes isn't good; zero issues with iPhone6 in same environment
2) Android6 compatibility - some apps seems to require update for the new OS (i.e. Torque app gauges don't align perfectly as before)
3) Fingerprint unlock - don't like when it randomly forces u to enter passcode;
2) Android6 compatibility - some apps seems to require update for the new OS (i.e. Torque app gauges don't align perfectly as before)
3) Fingerprint unlock - don't like when it randomly forces u to enter passcode;
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