The OP link will take you to the support page. You can then chat to someone from google who will help you through the process.
Good luck.
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The_IMF
14 Sep 17#1
HAS to have been bought in your name from Google for this to work and it's not a guarantee either.
If you bought it second hand, then you're out of luck. Only the original purchaser is entitled.
ezzer72 to The_IMF
14 Sep 17#2
More than fair in my opinion.
plewis00 to ezzer72
14 Sep 17#8
How did you come to that conclusion? A device with an in-built defect and/or almost guaranteed failure at some point and if you weren't the original sucker to buy one you're out of luck?
ezzer72 to plewis00
14 Sep 17#9
I'm not suggesting that you shouldn't be offered a repair or something, but if you bought it used on eBay for £250 or so, why should that entitle you to a brand new Pixel XL?
Stuff breaks, and most things only come with a 12m warranty, this phone has been out 2 years.
plewis00 to ezzer72
14 Sep 17#16
Most phones other than Apple, come with 24 months warranty and, ok, not a new Pixel but when something should have been recalled anyway and if they can't fix the underlying fault, an equivalent or better replacement (e.g. Pixel) is fair game in my opinion. To be honest, Google have been difficult in the past with repairs and tend to send you back to the OEM (e.g. LG for Nexus 5X) and that's why I've not bothered. These things do seem to have inherent bootloop and battery issues, not to mention easily bending.
Jonny4911
14 Sep 17#3
It's so entirely possible you'll get a refurbished 6P
Sliwka
14 Sep 17#4
My Pixel phone is charging very slowly and can't record video more then 10sec. Can I get Nexus 6P instead of this crap?
Someone confirmed in that reddit thread UK still gets refurbished n6p
MR1123
14 Sep 17#13
"Its not the camera; it’s not the design; and it certainly isn’t the battery life."
Seems like you need to say the correct fault to get one
punkrjb
14 Sep 17#17
Cold. Google replaced mine with refurb n6p less than a month ago.
asella
14 Sep 17#18
This is only for US and Canada lol... Says it all over the reddit and I've called myself.
Elbandito
14 Sep 17#19
Nice, my nexus 6p for in a bootloop few months back and I didn't have boot loader unlocked, so it's a paperweight now. Unfortunately I bought this second hand so no way of me getting a replacement - I have at some point ordered a 6p and then sold so I could try and say it's that one, bit I'm sure they ale figure it out via imei or serial number. They should just do it for all I think, it doesn't matter how you purchased one but it developed a fault which is clearly non-user fault...
*Sloman*
14 Sep 17#20
Sold mine to music magpie a few months back as battery would say 20% then die!
tomo1986uk to *Sloman*
15 Sep 17#38
I had the same problem! got rid of it 30 days ago and this happens...
hmsq82
14 Sep 17#21
This is incorrect, they are offering Nexus 6P refurbished devices.
kasimthegreen
14 Sep 17#22
Dont know what all the fuss is about. Still rocking a nexus 4. :thumbsup:
Rich_T
14 Sep 17#23
Me 2! Love
Bomster
14 Sep 17#24
Tiny crack at the bottom of my screen so not eligible :(, even though the battery is genuinely on the wonk..
aleem
14 Sep 17#25
My nephew was offered the Pixel XL as a replacement a couple of weeks ago, but in white.
They said there were no black Pixels in stock. He settled for a refurbed 6P
XxLJCJxX
14 Sep 17#26
So basically its hit and miss... Does anyone from the UK have any proof they've received a Pixel XL 128b replacement?
Birdnation
14 Sep 17#27
Hello, I called today with a genuine battery fault in my 6p and I'm being sent a refurbished 6p as a replacement.
zholesale
14 Sep 17#28
Never had an issue with my iPhone 6s the past 2 years, and neither with my 5s the 2 years I had that, due for an upgrade this November and was thinking about android due to extortionate iPhone x prices, but I'll think twice now, may be worth sticking to apple
cmpaterson
14 Sep 17#29
Does regularly shutting down at 15-20% battery qualify??
hsag1d
14 Sep 17#30
Same here, reported genuine battery issues today, being sent refurbished 6p with 2 years warranty.
MLAM
14 Sep 17#31
When people get sent out refurbished units, are they in retail packaging? Also what condition are they in?
hmsq82 to MLAM
15 Sep 17#35
I received a brand new boxed one, which interesting when I check warranty it says it expired at beginning of this year even though I received it after that date, and it also tells me it is a US model. But when I got it it was in retail package.
bettz1
14 Sep 17#32
My 6p kept shutting down when it got to 20-15%. Finally spoke to Google on monday 11th and they sent me a new 6p as a replacement which arrived next day! The battery is a lot better. I asked about warranty and they said I had another 2 years as I was abit concerned that this seems to be a common problem.
I still think the phones Great (at least I've another 2 years peace of mind)
Mine was bought from the play store
ToastQ
14 Sep 17#33
Can confirm. My 64GB N6P was in an infinite bootloop so I sent it back a couple weeks ago. Got a 128GB Pixel XL back! Even in the shipping email it was stated to be a refurb N6P, only found out it was a Pixel XL when I opened the package. Great phone, highly recommend it if you can get it
Edit: Just wanted to confirm I bought my N6P from the Google Store direct initially. Also, my N6P was shutting down at 20% all the time as well, which I actually initially called them about, and it qualifies for warranty though they wanted me to try a few things first. Then the next day it went into the bootloop so I called them again to speed up the warranty process
Eldergeek
15 Sep 17#34
No thanks. I supported nexus devices religiously, but the laughable way their products have been supported with third party products, and then to have parts entirely ringfenced to promote the pixel line have left me opting to look for a new device. Sadly, I will never buy another google device again.
mikemod
15 Sep 17#36
I just had mine replaced, had it for 18 Months, battery drain issue.
I got a refurb Nexus 6P in a plain box but it looked like new, not a mark on it. The one I sent back had a bent volume control from me dropping it and you get another short USB-C cable.
The battery life in the new one is superb, also told it comes with a two year guarantee. Love the phone and didn't want to change so very happy. :grin:
trickytree
15 Sep 17#37
I have been plagued by the battery being hammered and then just dying at the 15 - 20% mark for a while now. Used to get the 30% and then 15% warning but never happens now. I don't know what has changed and was just accepting it really but this has given me hope of at least getting a better 6P back if I report it. I did buy it direct from Google so will deal with them later. Thanks for the info. Booting up seems to take ages also compared to other videos etc I have seen but never had the boot loop issue.
antonfrompreston
15 Sep 17#39
I had my 6P replaced by Google for free back around March. There were reports of then doing so and although my phone was around 5 months our of warranty I didn't have to even ask they just offered a free replacement.
Chris-C
15 Sep 17#40
Currently you'll get a refurbished 6P in the UK with a 2 year warranty. My 6P is 6 months old and they aren't having any of it!
Hi Chris,
Thanks for writing back to Google Support!
I have reviewed your interaction history and noticed that you had a conversation with one of my colleagues Noel and he has processed a replacement for you. Since the Pixel XL replacement option is available only for the US and CA at this time due to inventory restrictions in these regions, your replacement device will still be a Nexus 6P. I assume that the issue is now resolved on the case reference number: XXXXXXXX and to avoid multiple open contacts for the same issue, I will now go ahead and close this email thread. I thank you for your time and patience.
We consider you to be our most valued and privileged customer. Rest assured, we're here to help you with resolution to your Google products and services and we're very glad about it.
radiocaf
15 Sep 17#41
Aw, mine has a small crack on the screen. Would have loved a Pixel XL as a replacement.
sidhaarthm
15 Sep 17#42
Just been on Google's chat to request a replacement citing the battery problem. I've been offered my original spec, a 64GB Nexus 6P as a replacement - no Pixel unfortunately :disappointed:
dtokez
15 Sep 17#43
mine was purchased from carphone warehouse, huawei took over 2 months to replace the battery after 2 RMA trips, got it back and the fingerprint reader is now not working! Its just about to go in for a third time for that, I guess google wont help me?
opencube
15 Sep 17#44
Likely to be an issue with Android software. Its a known bug
Bought my Nexus 6P around launch time. Got it from CPW as it was £50 cheaper than Google store.
Had the battery issue where it would power off at 30% and below. The phone has a 2 year manufacturer warranty.
I took it back to CPW store who despite their best efforts to book it in for repair they were limited by the system on the computer so they couldn't put in a proper details fault note. They sent it off for me to Huawei and it returned surprise surprise with a note to say they found no issue and they had 'upgraded' the software to a lower version that was on it when i sent it in for repair!
When I got it back I went straight to Huawei's online web chat facility and the person there helped me much better. I made it clear what the fault was (powering off at 30% and below) and it was a known issue on the web (Look at the Nexus 6P Reddit thread ). They sent me out a bag for me to send my phone to them direct for repair.
When i packaged up my phone for repair I included a letter for the engineer to read stating what as wrong, also saying it was the battery that was at fault and it needed replacing. (I mentioned I had been using AccuBattery App to track the battery health and it stated it was at 69% health which seemed to match the fault).
They sent it back to me under 2 weeks time, with a new battery and, Android 7.1.1 installed and working perfectly.
I have left it at that as Android 7.1.2 breaks the fingerprint reader and also Android O has screen flickering issues too...so staying put at the moment.
If you are being offered a Pixel XL, im guesing they are refurbs, and it seems Pixel XLs are having battery issues crop up now too... probably a similar issue of the battery coming to the end of their life and needing to be replaced.
Hope this helps.
Dr4ke
15 Sep 17#46
Tried it this morning - only offered a 6p refurbished
zegermans
15 Sep 17#47
I had my 64GB 6P replaced with another 6P this morning. Can't complain - it was well out of warranty.
geo_fly
15 Sep 17#48
On my 4th 6p since purchasing at launch 2015. First one returned for bootloop, second for battery issue, third for bootloop and this one has started shutting off at 30-40% battery. Called up Google yesterday and they sent me yet another refurbished 6p. However the rep did say that this would be the last one and we could look at other 'solutions' if I have anymore problems with my 5th device after it arrives. Will give it a week or so then give them a call back and try my luck at another ''solution' I think.....
dtokez
15 Sep 17#49
Hmmm interesting. thing is though it was working on 7.1.2 before it went for repair, and also installed the ota 8.0 last night to try which hasn't sorted the sensor issue :disappointed:
larrythelamb
15 Sep 17#50
I`ve just gone through this and it seems the deal is now only for those in the US.
Offered a refurbished Nexus 6p which is still better than having an hour of screen time with my current.
Arturodilev
15 Sep 17#51
The screen just died on my 6p. .. went grey where should have been white.. Was just preparing to claim on guarantee when I bust the screen.. Was quoted 200 euros to replace.. thought about appealing to them.. ??
AJR41
15 Sep 17#52
Nexus 6P 64GB, received a 6P through RMA but it was a refurb 128GB so double the storage space which isn't bad (the email actually said 64GB). Bit disappointed to hear about all the US and CA customers getting Pixels but ah well.
Spriggan
15 Sep 17#53
Got offered a refurb 6p today because of it shutting down at 20% which tbh I rather have over the pixel as 6p has dual front speakers
cmpaterson
15 Sep 17#54
Also just been offered a refurb Nexus 6P to replace my 18month old device that has been regularly shutting down at 15-20%. The agent advised he was not aware of any Pixel XLs being issued as replacements and they could only offer a like for like exchange.
bettz1
15 Sep 17#55
Blimey I didn't think the battery problem was this widespread! Thing is the people who have been given refurb/new devices how long before it starts to happen again? And will they eventually have to replace them all together as we've just been given another 2 years warranty.
John.Bailey
16 Sep 17#56
Got my 20 month old nexus 6p replaced. No pixel xl, just refurb 6p, can't moan about. Had battery issues, cutting out at 20%, and finger scanner broke. Good news as you get two year warranty on refurbished 6p.
trickytree
16 Sep 17#57
Replacement on it's way to me also no fuss. The word seems to be even though your order says 1 thing you may get another as even in this thread someone got a 128Gb to replace a 64Gb so not all hope is lost just yet.
I am surprised how many people are experiencing this battery issue though.
cmpaterson
16 Sep 17#58
I've requested a replacement. Got off the phone to the Google support and had told them thanks but no thanks (didn't see benefit of swapping for same phone which would likely develop same innate hardware problem). Later in the evening phone shut down at 15%. Guess I have nothing to lose.
cmpaterson
16 Sep 17#59
planehazza
16 Sep 17#60
Just finished the process. Getting a refurbished 6P. Shame I'm not getting a new device but I can always reject the replacement if it's not perfect. It has to be like new for me to accept a device thats had someone else's mucky mits on it.
Replacements come with 2 years warranty too.
pauldredge
16 Sep 17#61
I spoke to EE this morning as I purchased mine from there. Took it in to the shop today and they are sending it off to get looked at. Hopefully they'll replace it for a Pixel XL, but i doubt they will. My Nexus is about 18 months old.
fat.tony
18 Sep 17#62
I had to battery down issue and have been offered a refurb unit too. Do you have to return the charger or just the phone will do?
mikemod
18 Sep 17#63
Just the phone, you don't get a new charger, but you do get another short USB-C to USB cable
Mitch_s_s
18 Sep 17#64
I bought mine through Carphone warehouse, and I've replaced the battery on it too
Don't think I'm gonna be eligible :cry:
cmpaterson
20 Sep 17#65
My warranty replacement due to arrive today. Pleaded with the agent to send me a Pixel XL as dubious a replacement Nexus 6P will not have the same issues. The order shows up as a Graphite 64gb Nexus 6P (i.e. An exact replacement). We shall see...
XxLJCJxX
20 Sep 17#66
Just requested a replacement. Been suffering shut downs for the past 6 months and finally had enough. Apparently I'm being sent an exact replacement, we shall see
Okay - quick update, even though Google's correspondence said a 'Refurbished 64GB Nexus 6P' - I have just received a BRAND NEW 32GB Black Pixel XL device in the post today. Not sure if I should contact Google to get the correct size or simply resell this device...
Spriggan
20 Sep 17#70
I got the same thing, I had a 64gb Nexus 6p replaced with Pixel XL 32gb. I think I'll contact them for a replacement as much as I want to keep the Pixel XL 32gb is not enough for me
cmpaterson
20 Sep 17#71
I'd be grateful for a Pixel. Besides doesn't the Pixel range come with unlimited full resolution photo backups to reduce local storage requirements?
BigMak
21 Sep 17#72
Got my replacement this morning & same thing, although mine was a 128gb Nexus 6p & my replacement device was a 32gb Pixel XL. Wondering if I should get back in touch & ask them why I received a phone with a quarter of the storage I originally purchased or just dump the new Pixel XL on ebay?
Chris-C
21 Sep 17#73
You can ask them. They might ask you for proof of the device. They are denying outright that they've sent any pixel XL's to uk customers even though I've seen one in the flesh and know of a number of other devices that have been replaced with 32GB xls.
My replacement 6P had a problem so they've told me they'll refund me for my 6P. I'd actually like a Pixel XL so I might have take the full refund then buy a XL from carphonewarehouse for the same money.
cmpaterson
21 Sep 17#74
I can sort of understand being downgraded to 32gb if you had originally purchased a 64gb Nexus 6P but if you had 128gb Nexus to begin with the 32gb Pixel replacement just isn't acceptable. Yes there is a massive price difference but that is the penalty to Google for failing to properly test the software/hardware before releasing the Nexus 6P. Or maybe that's all that they had in stock...
zegermans
21 Sep 17#75
My replacement arrived and it turned out to be an 32gb Pixl XL. Pretty happy with that...
XxLJCJxX
21 Sep 17#76
Still not been despatched... Not sure what I want to receive now. Pixel with only 32gb, no dual stereo speakers and smaller display or 6P which is now obviously worth less...
cmpaterson
21 Sep 17#77
I'm rather liking the possibility of a refund.
fat.tony
22 Sep 17#78
I also just got a black Pixel XL 32gb (for my Nexus 6P 64gb Aluminium). Initially disappointed with the drop in capacity, but just saw they only do a 32gb or 128gb Pixel, so I guess I'll leave it.
Now need a good case ...
cmpaterson
22 Sep 17#79
The Speck or Otterbox cases are excellent.
bettz1
22 Sep 17#80
I'm happy with my replacement for time being. I can see myself getting a pixel or a refund as there's no way this phone will last another 2 years what with all the problems people have been having.
cmpaterson
22 Sep 17#81
My replacement still hasn't been dispatched (ordered 18th, dispatch was due 19th, should have been here today at latest). Anyone else's replacement delayed? I wonder if they have run out of stock.
XxLJCJxX
24 Sep 17#82
They have run out of stock and I've been told we'll just have to wait for however long it takes them to get more... They couldn't give me an estimate
cmpaterson
24 Sep 17#83
Did they offer you a refund as an alternative?
XxLJCJxX
24 Sep 17#84
No, unfortunately. What's your latest update?
cmpaterson to XxLJCJxX
24 Sep 17#85
I emailed the agent yesterday and he said couldn't give me an update but did say they would put a hold on my return deadline.
cmpaterson to cmpaterson
27 Sep 17#90
Keep it and back photos up to Google Photos if the storage is an issue.
cmpaterson
26 Sep 17#86
Dispatched at last!
XxLJCJxX
26 Sep 17#87
Same! Let's see what we get!
cmpaterson
26 Sep 17#88
Probably the phones that the lot at the start of this post have already returned!!
XxLJCJxX
27 Sep 17#89
I have received a Pixel 32gb! Not sure what to do?!
cmpaterson
27 Sep 17#91
Alternatively sell it and put thr money towards the Pixel 2 next month.
cmpaterson
28 Sep 17#92
Btw I also received a Pixel XL 32gb. It's an improvement in every aspect apart from speakers and storage. As I said you do get unlimited full res photo back ups for life so the 20gb of photos accrued on N6P won't be as much of an issue. The mono speaker is a let down. As long as the battery behaves on this device!
irfanilyas
28 Sep 17#93
Thank you for your patience while we have been looking into this for you.
Unfortunately we are unable to replace your Nexus 6P with any other device other than the replacement device we have sent you. However, an alternative to this would be to offer you a refund for the cost of the Nexus 6P after you have sent back both the Nexus 6P and the replacement device. The refund would go back to the original payment method.
The message I received from Google
XxLJCJxX
28 Sep 17#94
Full refund.. nice! That's what I'm after ideally! I'd then probably buy the Note 8. Although I could get the Pixel 2 since Google's customer service has proved to be fairly good!
MikeVuong
29 Sep 17#95
Bang got brand new pixel 32gb as well for replacement for 6p so happy days for me
Limitless.
29 Sep 17#96
My 6P has started powering off at around 30%. I just telephoned the Google Store support and told them this and that I have factory reset and flashed the latest factory images, and the guys still wanted me to try factory resetting it once more, and to run it in safe mode! :poop: I told him I was sure this wouldn't prove anything, and surely he's heard of the battery problem with the 6Ps - but he seemed completely oblivious to it.
Judethedude2
30 Sep 17#97
Exactly the same with me, wasn't a guy called Jordan you spoke to was it lol ? My problem is I got it from CPW which are useless, he sent me details for Huawei customer support too, I don't want to return it to them I just want a replacement lol
XxLJCJxX
1 Oct 17#98
I'm still pushing for a full refund but it's hard work. I mentioned I was not happy with half the storage and a smaller display. According to this rep, the 6P screen size is the same as the Pixel and I should be very happy I've been sent a Pixel
Limitless.
4 Oct 17#99
Well I just received my replacement device after my original 6P starting powering off with plenty of battery left.
It's another proxy 6P. :poop:
It's in a retail box that is still sealed. I'm worried they've suddenly found a stash of old original 6Ps they didn't sell. :face_with_monocle:
Opening post
Google is offering Pixel XL as replacement to eligible Nexus 6P owners.
Credit: androidauthority.com/goo…51/
The OP link will take you to the support page. You can then chat to someone from google who will help you through the process.
Good luck.
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If you bought it second hand, then you're out of luck. Only the original purchaser is entitled.
Stuff breaks, and most things only come with a 12m warranty, this phone has been out 2 years.
Seems like you need to say the correct fault to get one
They said there were no black Pixels in stock. He settled for a refurbed 6P
Also what condition are they in?
Finally spoke to Google on monday 11th and they sent me a new 6p as a replacement which arrived next day! The battery is a lot better. I asked about warranty and they said I had another 2 years as I was abit concerned that this seems to be a common problem.
I still think the phones Great (at least I've another 2 years peace of mind)
Mine was bought from the play store
Edit: Just wanted to confirm I bought my N6P from the Google Store direct initially. Also, my N6P was shutting down at 20% all the time as well, which I actually initially called them about, and it qualifies for warranty though they wanted me to try a few things first. Then the next day it went into the bootloop so I called them again to speed up the warranty process
I got a refurb Nexus 6P in a plain box but it looked like new, not a mark on it.
The one I sent back had a bent volume control from me dropping it and you get another short USB-C cable.
The battery life in the new one is superb, also told it comes with a two year guarantee.
Love the phone and didn't want to change so very happy. :grin:
Used to get the 30% and then 15% warning but never happens now.
I don't know what has changed and was just accepting it really but this has given me hope of at least getting a better 6P back if I report it.
I did buy it direct from Google so will deal with them later.
Thanks for the info.
Booting up seems to take ages also compared to other videos etc I have seen but never had the boot loop issue.
Hi Chris,
Thanks for writing back to Google Support!
I have reviewed your interaction history and noticed that you had a conversation with one of my colleagues Noel and he has processed a replacement for you. Since the Pixel XL replacement option is available only for the US and CA at this time due to inventory restrictions in these regions, your replacement device will still be a Nexus 6P. I assume that the issue is now resolved on the case reference number: XXXXXXXX and to avoid multiple open contacts for the same issue, I will now go ahead and close this email thread. I thank you for your time and patience.
We consider you to be our most valued and privileged customer. Rest assured, we're here to help you with resolution to your Google products and services and we're very glad about it.
androidauthority.com/and…94/
Had the battery issue where it would power off at 30% and below.
The phone has a 2 year manufacturer warranty.
I took it back to CPW store who despite their best efforts to book it in for repair they were limited by the system on the computer so they couldn't put in a proper details fault note. They sent it off for me to Huawei and it returned surprise surprise with a note to say they found no issue and they had 'upgraded' the software to a lower version that was on it when i sent it in for repair!
When I got it back I went straight to Huawei's online web chat facility and the person there helped me much better.
I made it clear what the fault was (powering off at 30% and below) and it was a known issue on the web (Look at the Nexus 6P Reddit thread ). They sent me out a bag for me to send my phone to them direct for repair.
When i packaged up my phone for repair I included a letter for the engineer to read stating what as wrong, also saying it was the battery that was at fault and it needed replacing. (I mentioned I had been using AccuBattery App to track the battery health and it stated it was at 69% health which seemed to match the fault).
They sent it back to me under 2 weeks time, with a new battery and, Android 7.1.1 installed and working perfectly.
I have left it at that as Android 7.1.2 breaks the fingerprint reader and also Android O has screen flickering issues too...so staying put at the moment.
If you are being offered a Pixel XL, im guesing they are refurbs, and it seems Pixel XLs are having battery issues crop up now too... probably a similar issue of the battery coming to the end of their life and needing to be replaced.
Hope this helps.
Can't complain - it was well out of warranty.
Offered a refurbished Nexus 6p which is still better than having an hour of screen time with my current.
Was just preparing to claim on guarantee when I bust the screen..
Was quoted 200 euros to replace.. thought about appealing to them.. ??
The word seems to be even though your order says 1 thing you may get another as even in this thread someone got a 128Gb to replace a 64Gb so not all hope is lost just yet.
I am surprised how many people are experiencing this battery issue though.
Replacements come with 2 years warranty too.
Do you have to return the charger or just the phone will do?
Don't think I'm gonna be eligible :cry:
I take it that it's this phone your rocking then:
Wondering if I should get back in touch & ask them why I received a phone with a quarter of the storage I originally purchased or just dump the new Pixel XL on ebay?
My replacement 6P had a problem so they've told me they'll refund me for my 6P.
I'd actually like a Pixel XL so I might have take the full refund then buy a XL from carphonewarehouse for the same money.
Pretty happy with that...
Initially disappointed with the drop in capacity, but just saw they only do a 32gb or 128gb Pixel, so I guess I'll leave it.
Now need a good case ...
Unfortunately we are unable to replace your Nexus 6P with any other device other than the replacement device we have sent you. However, an alternative to this would be to offer you a refund for the cost of the Nexus 6P after you have sent back both the Nexus 6P and the replacement device. The refund would go back to the original payment method.
The message I received from Google
I told him I was sure this wouldn't prove anything, and surely he's heard of the battery problem with the 6Ps - but he seemed completely oblivious to it.
My problem is I got it from CPW which are useless, he sent me details for Huawei customer support too, I don't want to return it to them I just want a replacement lol
It's another proxy 6P. :poop:
It's in a retail box that is still sealed. I'm worried they've suddenly found a stash of old original 6Ps they didn't sell. :face_with_monocle: