So who is preordering the Nexus 6P? (1 Viewer)

5.7" QHD AMOLED
Snapdragon 810 octa core processor, 3gb ram
3450 mah battery
Up to 128gb storage plus sd card optional
12.3/5MP cameras. F2.0 aperture, Pixels on sensor nearly twice as large as iPhone 6s, optical image stabilization, 4K video,
Super fast fingerprint sensor, nfc, sub-c and supercharge
7.3x77.8x159.4mm
Starting at $499 usd for the 32gb base model
Preorders not available in canada yet, but damn this looks good on paper.


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I preordered a 64GB 6P. Due November 4th-9th. Hopefully that will give me plenty of time to read some reviews in case I want to cancel. I am also curious about the new Lumia phones due out soon.


I thought they said the new phones lacked OIS?


-Keith

Sweet looking phone...but not $500+ kind of sweet.

If you know of a better machine for less, please let me know.

Preorders now up for canada. As usual they overcompensate on the dollar exchange rate, screwing us again.

It's $850 for the 128gb. Still cheaper than the 6s+ For $1300 I suppose...

Damn. You're right. No ois. I must have saw it in the rumor rundown.

That's too bad. Perhaps ruins the perfect phone.

I'm preordering a 128gb 6p in frost and a chrome cast. Will do the same as you if reviews are not good.

Crossing fingers on camera performance

I've liked my last 2 Samsung phones but will probably move away since they are sealing the batteries in now. Can you get to the battery in this phone?

Lol why would you want to do that?

I don't think there is any phone out there that will let you do that. LG maybe?

I don't think these batteries would fit into anything else. Phones only I assume.

Seems the whole extra battery argument is moot in 2015. There are literally hundreds of those tiny portable battery chargers for sale now that you keep in you backpack, purse or whatever and charge your phone as needed with it. Why waste money on a pricey spare phone battery these days?

Don't need to carry an extra but it sure is handy to be able to replace a weak battery.....I've done that twice...$15, back like new.

Seems like most phone manufacturers encourage/force you to buy a new phone every one or two years. Hence the lack of replaceable batteries.

RobertR said:

Seems like most phone manufacturers encourage/force you to buy a new phone every one or two years. Hence the lack of replaceable batteries.

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Recent changes going to no subsidies and no contracts might change that. Still, I've had 2 batteries go bad during a contract...1.5 years in.

I ended up canceling my preorder for a variety of reasons but I think I will probably reorder early next year.


Apparently some 6P shipments are being delayed (Google is offering a $25 credit to those affected).


-Keith