Customer Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is honestly the best phone that I have ever owned! Specs are awesome! The only slight downside is the camera. The camera is sub par when compared to other flagship devices. The camera is slightly slow, however the camera is still passable as a daily shooter. I have used this device on Sprint, as well as on Project Fi which uses both Sprint and T-Mobile's networks. Compatibility is excellent across the board. Only network that you may want to avoid when purchasing this phone would be Verizon. Having no experience with Verizon, I cannot say for sure. I would emphatically recommend this phone!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought to replace my aging Nexus 5 which I dearly loved but just wouldn't hold a charge anymore. Really wish I could have gotten another Nexus 5 as I consider that the sweet spot in size, but finally opted for the Nexus 6 since I couldn't wait any longer. The phone without a case is a little difficult to hold in one hand, but with a Cruzerlite case it's not a problem for me (I do have larger than normal hands). So far, the battery life has been excellent... even better than my N5 when it was new. I generally get through an entire work day with moderate use with 40% or more battery remaining.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Tell you what, even if its a huge huge phone, it fits in hand perfectly, only people with small hands will have trouble using it, if that's what stopping you from buying this phone. It has very stylus design, feels premium in hand, than that ugly s6. Performance is also very fast optimized and swift flowing, best phone out there for gaming since its got its extraordinary size and screen quality. Camera is also great , dunno why people are complaining about this phone, but yes it takes some time focusing only when shooting vedio, and that's only con I have seen so far in this phone. Since its price has dropped now, its far far more better than other phone like g4, m9, s6 and 6 plus out there.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Contrary to what the listing says, this phone DOES work on Verizon. It's unlocked -- not tied to a specific carrier -- and it has the radio hardware to use their network. I bought it at full retail, took it to a Verizon store, and they had no trouble getting it to work. You might not be able to just swap your SIM card in; for a non-VZW-branded phone like this, there's an extra step VZW may have to take on their end to whitelist the phone's serial number. Like all internet advice, take this at your own risk. Pros: Easily customizable (it's a Nexus), no bloatware, stock Android Cons: It's huge

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very nice phone. It is a BIG PHONE with the width of it the most cumbersome part of carrying it. I have fairly large hands and I cannot comfortably use it with one hand. The camera is pretty good but as good as some of the competition. The best thing about the phone is receiving prompt OS updates directly from Google. Right now, the price is a steal for what you get in performance. I really like the front facing speakers and it would be difficult to go back to a phone without them. Excellent reception using this phone. I'm using it on ATT and have had zero dropped calls or data issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've never owned a smartphone before, but I really like my Nexus

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is currently the only unlocked Android phone that will work on all the networks. I feel so free! I have followed the news about this phone since it's introduction when I was instantly drawn to it. After finally purchasing it I have to say I am not in the least disappointed. The Screen is beautiful and big. This is the size I have wanted since the days of the Original Motorola Droid. At 5.9" it's not for everyone. My hands are pretty big so I can one-hand it most of the time. I don't always have to put on my reading glasses to read texts and emails either. It's also great for looking at the pictures and videos on Facebook. I can see my grandchildren. The camera takes great pictures. I picked up the phone before going to Disneyland. I was able to take action shots, selfies and some night shots of the Castle. Great memories. One other bonus for me is this phone is a Google Nexus. It gets all the latest updates for Android. I like having the current OS without waiting for the Carrier to mess around with it. And I have none of the Carrier bloatware so I have more room on the phone for what I want to install. It's the plain vanilla Android experience. That just means I get to decide how I want the phone to look. Great Product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Never thought I'd want a "phablet," and even though I wasn't due to upgrade my phone until mid-2016, I snagged the 2014 Nexus 6 at its bargain basement pricing just prior to the introduction of the 2015 Nexus phone models. The 2014 Nexus 6 is the *FINEST* phone I've ever owned...excellent AMOLED screen, snappy performance, and with Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) installed, OUTSTANDING battery life. Make no mistake, this is a LARGE phone -- but if that doesn't scare you off, this phone WILL remain relevant for at least another 1-2 years, so don't hesitate to try it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using this phone fot a while now and I like it. The specifications are top notch. Size initially was an issue but after the first week, it was manageable. The display is awesome for gaming and watching movies. Only compliant I have is the battery backup. It just gives me just over 6 hours even if I am not playing games. The phone is randomly restarting for some reason and it is intermittent. I really like the phone but because of the irritating restarts and low battery backup, I would not suggest it for hardcore gamers or anyone who travels a lot.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Performance for the device is great and it multitasks amazingly well. the device built is good and doesn't feel cheap. my 3 gripes are 1. the colors are washed out if you compare to a note 3. the whites are dull and brightness is definitly not up to par 2. Device tends to get hot. nothing alarming but NOte 3 runs much cooloer 3. its supposed to be a 6 inch screen but so much space is taken by the capacitve onscreen buttons with a black bar behind them that makes the screen size, overall, smaller than that of a note 3 Ive returned the phone