zipred
Android Expert
Yeah I'm hoping they had to cut corners on cost/QA somehow there and the N6 won't suffer anything like that.
It just seems like Nexus has become synonymous with "more hw defects than flagship phones". No phone is without its minor flaws, but I'm thinking back to the gnex and the fact that it took me 4 devices to get one that didn't have horrible plaid banding or a radio that died 10x a day. My N7 2012 was great, no issues there. So just unlucky with the gnex I guess, though the two N5's I had both had the vibration motor defect.
Hopefully it'll be fine.
That was then, this is now.
I bought SIX Nexus 5 models at the request of family members, each of them so impressed with my Nexus 5, they asked me to buy them one to replace their iPhone 5S models.
Now one year later, we're still enjoying these trouble free N5's. Next up for us? A half dozen Nexus 6's