Do you guys even bother to read? How is it that everyone seems to be relying on PhoneArena's garbage tests and completely ignoring EVERYONE ELSE?
We still don't believe the hype.
Maybe the hype is real.
But we have been burned before.
Do you guys even bother to read? How is it that everyone seems to be relying on PhoneArena's garbage tests and completely ignoring EVERYONE ELSE?
Do you guys even bother to read? How is it that everyone seems to be relying on PhoneArena's garbage tests and completely ignoring EVERYONE ELSE?
#NobodyReads
You're trolling right? Where in the world did you see average?eh so far I read it got average battery, camera, average screen and so on.j Nothing really super impressive other than stock android t
I guess it's better than original N6. but that not saying much. The big major good point of 6P is that it doesn't have glaring disadvantage
eh so far I read it got average battery, camera, average screen and so on. Nothing really super impressive other than stock android
I guess it's better than original N6. but that not saying much. The big major good point of 6P is that it doesn't have glaring disadvantage
Not saying is bad thing. If you like stock android. go ahead buy it. Just don't expect too much from it
eh so far I read it got average battery, camera, average screen and so on. Nothing really super impressive other than stock android
I guess it's better than original N6. but that not saying much. The big major good point of 6P is that it doesn't have glaring disadvantage
Not saying is bad thing. If you like stock android. go ahead buy it. Just don't expect too much from it
What the fuck is an above average phone then??
You're trolling right? Where in the world did you see average?
Meanwhile, we've got another kind of power to dig into. Despite being a physically smaller device, the Nexus 6P packs a more capacious battery than last year's Nexus 6 (think 3,450mAh, compared to the N6's 3,220mAh cell). Bigger is almost always better when it comes to batteries and Android Marshmallow comes with plenty of software tweaks meant to make phones sip on power more judiciously, so how did the 6P fare? Maybe not quite as mind-blowingly good as you'd expect, not shabby nonetheless. In our standard video-rundown test, which involves looping an HD video with the screen brightness set to 50 percent, the 6P stuck around for 11 hours and 34 minutes. That's better than Google's 10-hour video playback estimates (although you've got to consider it uses different testing methodologies than we do). It also fared better than the Moto X Pure Edition, but not quite as well as the Galaxy Note 5 and its 3,000mAh battery. When it came to actual day-to-day use, though, things were considerably peachier.
In day-to-day use, the Nexus 6P routinely lasted through 13-hour workdays with around 30 percent left in the tank. Bear in mind those workdays are filled with Slack conversations, emails, geeking out over music on Spotify and the occasional YouTube video and games -- what I'd consider pretty heavy use. The thing is, when our internal chat room quieted down and emails tapered off for the weekend, battery use dropped dramatically thanks to Marshmallow's Doze feature. Leaving the phone alone on my desk for a little while I read a book led to notable dips in power consumption, and the phone often only burned through 1 percent an hour while connected to WiFi while I slept.
I already signed up. I'm hoping they finally get around to fixing my no voice responses issue. I've sent them so much feedback and whatnot about it that I hope they've taken notice.So who's brave enough to beta test the Google app?
So who's brave enough to beta test the Google app?
because historically OLED panels have been oversaturated and LCD panels have been better calibrated so it's an easier reference for most people to say that.
either way it's wrong but it is what it is
Today, Korean publication ETNews is reiterating the same; according to the publications report, the Galaxy S7 should come out sometime in January in premium and sub-premium variants, something we exclusively confirmed last month. Google didnt translate the report well, but it seems to suggest that an announcement could take place on January 19th.
Here is more fuel to the possibility of an early S7 launch:
We're getting to "where there's smoke there's fire..." territory soon.
The S6 was not a bad-looking device. I wonder if they will redesign it entirely or just do a mild refresh.
they must be mistaking them for GSMArena again...Do you guys even bother to read? How is it that everyone seems to be relying on PhoneArena's garbage tests and completely ignoring EVERYONE ELSE?
So, I got gifted an HTC One M9, but I also have a 6p Preordered...
What do you think GAF, do I keep the M9 or switch to the 6p and try to sell the M9?
but like the last 4 years running Samsung AMOLED panels have been better calibrated than LCD.
Lol that mode should be activated by default. Shame Google. At least there's an option now.
Same. I'm curious to see what criticisms samsung chooses to respond to and which they don't. Definitely an interesting year. Also curious to see how they implement 3D touch. I personally hope they straight up copy every single one of apple's implementations.
If the only thing Samsung adds to the S7 is the force touch, then lol. Waste of time and no reason to upgrade. Sorry but I care about force touch about as much as I care about 4K screens.
If the only thing Samsung adds to the S7 is the force touch, then lol. Waste of time and no reason to upgrade. Sorry but I care about force touch about as much as I care about 4K screens.
A very sunny outdoor shot where the Nexus 5X and 6P both overexpose the sky, the ground is a bit too bright too.
The iPhone 6s Plus (which, again, is twice the price of the Nexus 5X) seriously separates itself from the pack by reining in the brightness of the sky and ground.
Obvious photoshop... I kid. I cannot wait to get this mid November. :*(
Welp, reading through Ron's review on Ars, seems outdoor shots are over exposed:
The N6 photos in the 6P/5X Ars review are just laughable. $300 is still $100 too much for that piece of junk.
What's truly shocking is how much better the 6P/5X lowlight photos are compared to the 6S+.
ANother one.
The N6 photos in the 6P/5X Ars review are just laughable. $300 is still $100 too much for that piece of junk.
What's truly shocking is how much better the 6P/5X lowlight photos are compared to the 6S+.
that would be dumb. this way makes the most sense.
Video showing the official case from the play store and in this particular one there;s undercut microfiber on the top right hand side you can see sticking out
https://youtu.be/uQb5qiMERdQ?t=107
I saw this posted on the Nexus 6p subreddit this morning. Needless to say, I couldn't cancel my order fast enough. I'm glad there was a video of it before they were shipped. They want $35 for that? Yeah, no.
I bought a basic case for now until I can find the right one. I hate using cases as I am very careful with my phones, but feel i need to get one for now. I would prefer a bumper type of case, but haven't seen any of them yet.
What's really funny about the N6 photos are how people even earlier this year kept saying the N6 camera was like the second best camera on the market or something.
And the N6 camera is dog shit. Sorry, but it just is. The autofocus issue, the chronically low ISO, and gutter trash low light performance.
Lol these battery tests are all over the place.
I've been preaching the hate from the get go.
This thread is gold. The reading level has dropped to a new low.
And you've been wrong from the get go. Stop pretending you have credibility.
Folks who went with free shipping on their 5X orders are getting a free upgrade to 2 day shipping, sez twitter