On vibrate presumably :confused:

Lol here we go

​sounds like you need a new phone :wink:

It's not though, is it?

Who went for this deal then? I got the silver, had terrible battery life and it was over heating after minimal use. Went in store and exchanged it for the black one.

Probably got unlucky. Anyone else got problems with theirs?

Deal ended now

I'm using oneplus one and nexus 6p is going to be my new phone but at £350. Will happily wait.

When put side by side there is a difference in pixel density but also the saturation, brightness (even when both phones are at the Max brightness). The icons look so much smoother on the S6 then the Nexus. The Nexus is a fantastic phone its so damn quick only if it had a slightly sharper screen

And yes I am Superman!!

You can notice 515ppi as opposed to 577ppi? Are you Superman?

Bought to replace Samsung S6 (like the larger screen) BUT I think it will be going back as the screen is not as sharp as the S6.

When does this deal expire?

Been there, done that. In fact, I also rang Huawei. Both logged my feedback but neither seem to be aware of the issue.

In the meantime why don't u contact google support?

Seems ever so close to a refund yes, especially after I checked 3 phones from CPW and all had the same issue (but they were also all built on 19/12/15 so it's the same batch). I'm going to give it a week and then get a refund if it doesn't get any better.

Then I'd get a replacement or refund..

​Yep, and turned off adaptive brightness too but no luck.

​

Top left is pinky... if you simply Google "Nexus 6P pink hue", you'll find there are many people plagued with the issue. It's just that the majority don't notice or realise it. I reckon it's a manufacturing defect.

EDIT: It looks worse than it actually is in that picture. This is more accurate http://s10.postimg.org/tt5z7j2op/IMAG1987.jpg
If you look at the top left corner and then look at the bottom right corner, you can see it's two completely different shades...

Have u tried turning on srgb in developer options?

Haven't heard of the pink tint problem. The screen on mine is fantastic - bright, vibrant, sharp. Was showing my phone off to a mate who was very impressed with the display.

I read a lot on my phone so if there had been a pink tint thing like you describe on mine I would've returned it.

I bought the Nexus 6P on release date. I have nothing bad to say about this phone. Best thing since sliced bread.

Got the 64gb model. Fantastic phone

Switching from Nexus 5x to this, been waiting for sub £400. 5X is laggy and slow, signal is crap too. really disappointed, but not buying another LG built nexus, same issues as my old nexus 5

I thought the 6p was supposed to be fast
https://youtu.be/qtBHW5Nn2zI

Can this be bought in store for this price?

No sign of Amazon price matching :disappointed: I've £65 quid in gift vouchers and would be all over this!, though somehow Amazon think they can charge £544.99 for the same model as here lol

​You seem to be forgetting that N6 is a 2014 model. Doubtless by this time next year the 6P will be a lot cheaper than £399.
N6 was £499 for the first few months.

​Is your space bar inoperative when you use a "full stop"?
Cap lock also appears to have given up the ghost!

I thought this was 6p as in six pence at first :confused:

Anyone have a link to the EE shop to this? Can only seem to see pay monthly option...

It really all boils down to the software experience to be honest. I personally never made use of the Note software features or S Pen over the years. Yeah it was great to show some friends once in awhile, but they never became features I used on a regular basis. They soon became redundant.

In years gone by, stock android and nexus mobile devices seemed half baked in my opinion...lollipop was a step in the right direction, but it wasn't entirely complete and the Nexus 6 was just not the best hardware to present it. When stock marshmallow appeared, it seemed to be near perfect...there are a few things still missing, but it had enough for me to test the waters. That together with hardware which was decent enough to showcase the software...the Nexus 6P.

Obviously, this is all my opinion. You may not like stock android, or you may heavily use the Note features. In which case, the Nexus 6P may still not be for you.

Okay cheers

I've had mine for just over 2 months now.

It's been great! The performance, speakers, battery life and camera are all top notch! Fast software updates (Running 6.0.1 January Security Patch).

It just works, nice big screen. The device is big but thin and very easy to get used to.

Bad build quality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTIaUH6PIvo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3cWVdLqXCg

Beautiful display on the phone - one of the only times I've noticed the difference between 1080p and 1440p :smiley:

Good price

Cracking deal for a cracking phone...heat added!

I've been a Samsung Galaxy owner for the past 4 years and since getting my very own Nexus 6P a month ago, I can't see myself ever looking back!

That depends on what you call best. I would demand an SD card slot for a phone called the best. Android 6.0 lets you share the SD card slot with the internal storage to make a single large drive. This would allow you to record lots of 4k videos, store offline GPS maps etc. 32GB isn't much, offline maps of the uk by nokia take up around 8GB alone. You can buy a 64GB micro sdxc card for £10-15 and you can even get a 200GB for a reasonable price. Cortex A72 phones are out within the next few months anyway, will bring a nice performance and battery life boost.

£400 android phone with no SD card slot, pfffft.

IMO the best phone of 2015. Great deal.

This may be a great phone but I miss the days when Nexus phones were affordable to your average Joe.

Great phone got it from cpw on contact on ee, does anyone have more detail on getting wifi calling working??

Oh fudge!! I've been struggling with my phone trying to post this deal for an hour. Haha

Well said.

I've had both and wouldn't ever consider swapping back.

out of interest how does this stack up against the slightly cheaper galaxy s6

This thread is about a deal on the Nexus 6P, which it is...so why do you feel the need to come on here and share with us the fact that you have got yourself a Nexus 6 for £190. Obviously that will be the case as the phone is over a year old! Are you going to be coming on here next year saying you got the 6P for £190 when everyone else will be talking about the latest Nexus phone?!

Where you have totally lost me, is in your strange view that there isn't any difference between the Nexus 6 and the Nexus 6P. Just to set the record straight...the 810 is a much faster CPU being 64bit against the 32bit 805, that's a fact. Maybe the 1st gen 810 "hammered" the battery, but the 6P has the 2nd gen 810 which runs much more efficiently and cooler, it has one of the best battery life's in the current market and can easily give the average user 2 days use. The fingerprint scanner is a must have in a flagship handset these days, not only does it make unlocking the device quick and secure, it also allows you to make purchases without the need to type in you password everytime...i dont see how you can see any bad in it being introduced. The camera is far better than the Nexus 6, comparable to the current high end flagships out there...the Nexus 6 on the other hand has a camera that Motorola has put in the 3rd gen Moto G, a budget low end device. The software maybe the same on the Nexus 6, but Android 6.0 is built on a 64bit structure, so you would instantly notice differences when seeing it run on the 6P, with no lag whatsoever. Phone design on the 6P is individual, unique and all metal, whereas the Nexus 6 is just a blown up Moto X, which is mostly plastic build with a metal frame.

Basically, what I'm trying to get to is that the Nexus 6P has made huge leaps over the last gen Nexus 6, and not your strange view of a small step. Just becuse you got a year old Nexus 6 for over half the price is irrelevant to this thread.

Is the 6P worth the extra £209 over that of what they paid for their 6? (thats like 2 Nexus 6's + 'change' for the price of just 1 Nexus 6P?), food for thought that ..... hehehehe.

This is cheaper elsewhere as well 429 for 64gb which this was 64gb version

Nexus 6 camera is trash even compared to its generation competitors, where as nexus 6P camera was said by many that it's the best or one of the best in the market today.
Nexus 6 build and materials are certainly not on the same level as nexus 6P which has a distinctive design look and features high quality materials.
Just because you don't use fingerprint scanner doesn't mean others don't. Most of my friends that have have it use it and also I use it. It's certainly better for privacy and security reasons. Also it's way quicker to unlock with fingerprint readers especially this generation ones e.g one in 6P.
Display in 6P is also a lot better than 6.
With all these advantages/differences if you don't see that 6P is so much better than 6, then you might need to see an eye doctor.
Also your post structure is horrendous.

​snapdragon 810 is barely faster than 805.gpu is about the same.810 hammers battery also.speakers as good as each other.design hows that better then.its as tall yet smaller screen?finger print scanner.does anybody actually use them.whats up with a pin.i think they awaste of time myself.camera.slightly better yes.but no shake control.there is very little difference between them.certainly not worth double the price.and the software is the same.marketing crap as usual.real world difference is tiny.i actually prefer nexus 6 design

Got one of these from the Google Play Store around October time and can safely say it is the best phone I've ever owned! Coming from a Sony Xperia Z2, everything is a lot smoother, the screen is crisper and more colourful, the camera actually takes better photos despite being lower in resolution. I like waking up my phone simply by touching the sensor on the back. :smile: Also being on the latest Android version makes you feel like you're part of the elite Android squad.

The only downside is the lack of MHL, so your only option to stream your phone's display to your TV is by casting through a chromecast, which is not as reliable and introduces some latency (so gaming through your phone on the TV is no good). Also what I miss from my Z2 is the ability to connect PS3/PS4 controllers and play PS4 games through remote play, but I have my PS Vita for that anyway...

At this price, I recommend everyone who is even considering buying it to go ahead and do so, you won't be disappointed! :wink:

The price difference is quite a bit as well though between 64gb 6p and 32gb Moto X Style. It's nice to have the motomaker option as well.

Nice dilemmas to have though.

I've had both, this his a better screen, camera, battery life and build quality.

The moto has better speakers and expandable storage. This is worth the £100 extra imo.

I'm a bit torn between the 64gb version of this or a Moto X Style which I can add an SD card.

My reservations is that this is made by Huawei, had one before and wasn't too pleased with performance over time.

Never had a Motorola either. Always had Samsung and Sony for Android but wanting a change.

Coming from a Z3, is it worth changing to one of these?

Nexus 6 has front speakers !

paid 190 for my nexus 6 off rakuten after discount code and tcb and points.still way over priced for nexus 6p.nexus 6 nearly as good.bigger screen to

Great deal - I preordered the 64GB one and it's one helluva phone.

The Google Store has much better CS though.

ahahahahha

Just to check - If you include the voucher, can you then get the price down to £379?

5.7 inch phone just lol

voucher code doesnt work, its for iphone 6/6s only

Have been using this for past three months, fantastic phone, love it! The screen is absolutely outstanding, great colors and contrast- great for watching movies and youtube! Especially having stereo speakers on both sides (I can't believe manufacturers like Samsung and Apple are still using the idiotic speaker on the bottom configuration).
In practice, it is a bit too thin in my eyes as with its size it does become quite easy to drop (and I don't have small hands), so what I did, I ordered a case for it and put a finger strap on the back (search amazon for "phone strap"), it literally is god sent!
I think 32Gb is enough for me as I use streaming services (Spotify and Netflix) most of the time instead of downloading anything, so I use the storage pretty much for photos and videos.
Apart from that, battery life is stellar, performance is very snappy (the only app that crashed on me multiple times is Tinder, but that's Tinder's fault). You will need to buy some extra USB-C cables to have them everywhere, at work, in your car, etc, but the included charger is incredibly fast, like 20 mins gives you 50% charge from 10%.
Fingerprint reader is great and very fast, the only problem is that it is on the back and if your phone is on its back, you can't unlock it without picking it up. Instead I paired it with my smart watch and use it as a "trusted device", which means that when its in phone's proximity, I don't need to unlock it.
Picture quality from the camera is fantastic, my only gripe is with the camera app which is VERY basic and doesn't allow you to control pretty much anything apart from few parameters.
All in all, I would highly recommend this phone to anyone (as I've been doing it since I got it) :wink:

Plenty loud enough - so much quicker to open apps and generally do stuff on it - definitely a worthy replacement.

thought it said only 6 p

Replaced my HTC One M8 with one of these at launch - love it.

:disappointed:

If it was the 64GB...

:disappointed:

Have this great phone best phone I've had for sure will keep it for a few years :smile:

Good to hear, thanks. It does look like a gorgeous phone.

I was very worried about the size, took me a week or 2 to get used to it over my Nexus 5.

Now every other phone is tiny and useless. I do wish it had smaller bezels though.

It's worth fair amount more, it's better in pretty much every way.

Faster, better screen, better battery, better cameras, better build, fingerprint, USB C, longer support.

On vibrate presumably :confused:

I just got this coming from the nexus 6. Things I've noticed that are better: Battery life is improved, I've been getting 5 hours screen on time on wifi all day and around 4+ hours on 4g all day compared to 3-4 hours on the N6. Performance is good, slightly better than the N6 maybe but not a massive difference. Both front facing and rear facing cameras are much better. Fingerprint reader is brilliant, works 99% of the time. Speakers are louder and clearer than the N6. The screen is slightly better in my opinion. Size wise it doesn't feel much different, N6 is slightly wider.

I think I still actually prefer the design of the N6 over the 6P. I miss the wireless charging on the N6, so much easier to just stick it on top of my drawers at night.

Aka, as per 'Google' own Specifications for day 1 really?. :-)

Kinda irrelevant if the Nexus 6 is too big?

Was considering this when I was getting rid of the Nexus 6, ended up getting the 5x as the 6p was just a silly size for the screen, great phone but just an impractical size. Still a great phone and for this price it's worth it, just go in store and try the size out for yourself first as a word of warning.

I can't think of anything that seriously gets on my nerves. The things that bother me o/s wise are just me getting up to speed with the latest version. I've been so used to the HTC/Samsung overlays for settings and things that I'm just missing a trick with the simplified o/s. Just me being lazy!

The finger print reader is really handy though it can be a pain in the back side if just out the shower or caught in rain - none of your fingers register!!! But you can always just punch in your password. Not a big issue at all or something that will bother me much going forward. Of course wet fingers won't work!

I don't find the slow mo camera to be on a par with iPhones but I only ever use it to capture one of my boys getting up to no good or somethign else completely pointless so who cares!

That genuinely is nit picking though. The phone is sleek and the screen is fantastic. I really enjoy the Google integration and can't think of a time when any apps have crashed or not functioned properly. It's just really nice getting an Android phone without all the guff that they usually come pre-loaded with!

Shame theres no discount on the 64GB version, thats the one I'm really holding out for. Plenty of heat for this though, great deal!

hot deal. ideally want a 64gb version

Ruddy hell!, that was like 'Super Man' quick!, hahahaha, are you a DC Comic's Book Fan by any chance?, hehehehe. :-)

£400 ee store

There is a link to a voucher at the top of the deal. Extra20 - For an extra £20 off.

Does anyone know if there are any differences in the graphite and the aluminium (aside from the color :stuck_out_tongue: ) - heard graphite might scratch more easily?

​ :P It's why I've been searching so much this week. But where do I find a good deal?

The Nexus 6p is an incredible phone, bought the 64gb on launch. Hot deal OP.

Looks like I'm upgrading! Heat added

must resist.......

Great phone, bought on launch and love it. Good price as well.

If so thats really impressive considering the 5x has to push a lot more pixels to the screen.

Good deal, wish there was £40 off the 64gb too that would tempt me. Long term 32gb may will be a struggle. Hot nevertheless!

Lol here we go

It's not though, is it?

Didn't say pound for pound, what I said was it was the best phone I've had..

Wish Amazon would price match this!

Thats a good price for the uk. Voted Hot. Bought mine from Amazon France when their deal was on @ £369 and its the best phone I have owned (have had all the Nexus Devices). Pretty quick to get used to the larger form factor too.

Got to say, that's a great deal. Seriously Tempted, (as the drool drips down my chin.) :laughing:

Wow good deal! Very temped

now it is starting to get tempting