--- product_id: 20120454 title: "Huawei Nexus 6P Unlocked Smartphone, 64GB Silver (U.S. Warranty)" brand: "huawei" price: "FREE" currency: TND in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/20120454-huawei-nexus-6p-unlocked-smartphone-64gb-silver-u-s-warranty store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Quick Charge 64GB Storage 12MP Camera Huawei Nexus 6P Unlocked Smartphone, 64GB Silver (U.S. Warranty) **Brand:** huawei **Price:** FREE **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸ“Έ Capture Life in Style! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Huawei Nexus 6P Unlocked Smartphone, 64GB Silver (U.S. Warranty) by huawei - **How much does it cost?** FREE with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/20120454-huawei-nexus-6p-unlocked-smartphone-64gb-silver-u-s-warranty) ## Best For - huawei enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted huawei brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Stay Powered Up:** Enjoy all-day usage with a long-lasting 3,450 mAh battery. - β€’ **Seamless Security:** Unlock your phone effortlessly with a back-mounted fingerprint sensor. - β€’ **Capture Every Moment:** Take breathtaking photos with a powerful 12MP camera. - β€’ **Sleek All-Metal Design:** Elevate your style with a premium finish. - β€’ **Cinematic Display Experience:** Immerse yourself in stunning visuals with a 5.7-inch AMOLED screen. ## Overview The Huawei Nexus 6P is an unlocked smartphone featuring a sleek all-metal design, a powerful 2GHz Snapdragon 810 processor, and the latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow software. With a stunning 5.7-inch WQHD AMOLED display, a 12MP camera for exceptional photography, and a long-lasting 3,450 mAh battery, this device is perfect for the modern professional on the go. ## Description The Nexus 6P is the new phone from Google with Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The 6P features a 5.7" wqhd AMOLED display with 518 pixels per inch and a camera that takes beautiful photos in all light conditions. It's crafted from aeronautical-grade aluminum and precision engineered for optimal comfort and performance. The new Nexus sports the curves and contours of a machine built for turning heads. Diamond chamfers encircle its edges, and the new visor on the back of the device accents the low-light-loving, 12.3 MP, sapphire- crystal Lens camera. Review: Best phone I have ever had ! - There are plenty of technical reviews of this phone on desertcart, YouTube, and the Internet, so I won't go into details here. I will say I like the phone a lot. I'm kind of a techie type, so I like the latest gadgets. The best aspect of this phone is that it is as pure Android as you're going to get. I had always been sucked in to getting a phone at the local service provider. Of late, that has been Verizon. When you get a phone from a service provider, they load it up with a bunch of apps that you may never use... but can't delete from your phone. Many phones nowadays are being produced without slots for external memory cards, thereby making usable space on the phone a real issue. You don't need useless apps sucking up space that could be better used for something else. The Nexus 6P comes with very few, if any, apps that are not necessary. That was the selling point for me. My old phone is a Droid Maxx that I bought from the Verizon store. It was loaded with what's called "bloat-ware" (i.e. apps that were useless to me, and couldn't be deleted), so I welcomed the bloat-ware free phone. I took the SIM card out of the Droid Maxx, installed it in the Nexus 6P, and I was set to go. Never needed to contact Verizon. The 6P started working immediately. Many of my apps downloaded from the app store automatically, while some others I had to download again, but the settings were still valid. There is an app on the 6P that will transfer all your settings from your old phone (assuming of course its not a flip phone or some other relic) and install those settings on the 6P. Easy peasy ! Now, the one thing I don't really care for on the 6P is the location of the on/off switch and volume buttons. Most of my older phones had those switches on the top, or close to the top. The 6p has designed them to be right in the middle of the right-side edge. At first it took some getting used to, but eventually I did get used to the location, and learned to avoid them when handling the phone in everyday situations. No getting around it, its simply a bad design. However not enough to keep me from really liking the phone overall. Also, the vibration alert. I rarely use audible notifications, and rely almost exclusively on the vibrate function. The 6P has a very weak vibration alert. Some around on the internet think its just fine, but many, like me, think it is weak. Most times I can barely feel it when its in its belt clip. This is disappointing, but since I wear an activity tracker that has phone, email and text alerts from my phone, I am not as inconvenienced as I would be. Most folks probably use audible alerts, so the weak vibrate will likely not be an issue for most. I assume this is a design function to conserve on battery life. It likely takes more battery power to drive a strong vibration motor. Just a note on battery life... I am not a big web surfer, or video/music streamer. For my daily use, at the end of the day I usually have about 40-50% battery life remaining. Although there have been a few days where there has been no WIFI, and a weak service provider signal and the phone uses a little more power constantly searching for a signal. However I have never had to charge the phone mid-day, so unless you are a huge web surfer or streamer, you should be fine with battery power most days. I bought the 128Gb version, simply because I don't care for the whole "cloud storage" concept. I like to have all my content stored right on my own device, not sitting on some server for some hacker to see how long it takes him to crack into it. The cloud storage folks will be quick to tell you how secure your data is... but if hackers can gain entry into the most sensitive areas of our government like the CIA,FBI, and IRS, you have to understand they can get in just about anywhere. Now although the 6P does not have an external storage slot, there are adapters that will allow the USB port to accept a standard USB Memory Stick. You can also of course connect the 6P to your desktop or laptop or tablet and exchange files, or off-load content. Regarding cloud storage... there is an old saying - if they are not selling you something (i.e. storage space), then they are selling YOU ! That means... there is no free lunch. They are likely sifting through your data in order to find your likes and contacts, then sell that information to advertisers so they can send you (and your contacts) junk mail for stuff you don't want or need. No thanks... I'll store my own data locally. So, if you want a stock Android phone, without the heavy handed influence of a service provider... get yourself an unlocked Nexus 6p. You will be glad you did. I am ! Review: Screen lottery/desertcart woes - I am a long time Android user and definitely consider myself a techie. I am an electrical engineer by profession and a consumer technology buff. That being said, I own a lot of technology, be it cell phones, Tvs, routers, video games, NAS, you name it.. It's probably in my house. I really enjoy new tech and reading about new tech. One thing I don't really enjoy, however, is writing reviews. But on this purchase I feel compelled to give a consumer warning to possible customers of this phone. First things first, this phone in its perfect form is incredible. Even 8 months after launch its still going strong and competitive with the newer releases of 2016. I personally have the galaxy s7 edge and the HTC 10, both of which are excellent android phones. For some reason, however, I find myself reaching for the Nexus 6p to recurve my sim card for the day! It's butterry smooth, even though it sports last year's plagued 810 snapdragon SoC, and the monthly updates are awesome. It has great battery life and the media viewing experience is second to none. The big 5.7 inch amoled display coupled with the dual front firing speakers are a pure joy to consume media on! 64gb worth of storage is the sweet spot for me right now, both in price and capacity for moderate-heavy use (no SD card expansion here). Connection to my network (Tmobile and sprint) is excellent here in Portland and wifi performance is equally stellar. And wow did I mention the build! It's Google first nexus with a machined aluminum body and it's a pleasure to hold in the hand. I especially look ve the cold metal feel when u reach for it in the morning to start my day. Sadly though, like I said before I am not a person who write reviews often and alas, a review is not the point of this post. The main reason I'm posting this short essay is because of a compelling urge to WARN possible consumers about a particular build quality issue with this phone and my experience dealing with desertcart to remedy the problem. Here's the issue: the beautiful Amoled screen on this particular phone (Graphite 64gb) has a defect that seems to be quite frequently appearing. The display has uneven color temperature throughout, some worse than others, and is extremely hard to "unsee" once noticed. It's very noticeable on lighter backgrounds, I.e. When you're using email, browsing websites, sms messaging.. The list goes on. What do I mean by "uneven color temperature"? You see blotches of pink on one side of the display, green on another. The white can be two completely different colors from top to bottom or left to right. It's very unappealing to the eye and from my generous research into the problem from various Nexus forums it's quite a well documented issue with the 6p's big amoled display (or at least was at launch). My first Nexus I recieved from desertcart had this issue extremely badly. I noticed the uneven temperature color's telltale pinks before I had even gotten thru the setup process on the phone. I was understandably upset, and promptly requested a replacement, literally half an hour after receiving the device. desertcarts automated return system immediately generated a replacement order and it was shipped out the same day. Yay desertcart! Little did I know this would only be the start of my woes. Once I had recieved my 1st replacement, I quickly turned on the device and instantly started inspecting the screen trying to find the same flaw (or lack thereof). Thankfully this display looked considerably better, though not perfect. It was acceptable I would say and I was happy. After a few days of enjoying the phone, it's started having an issue where it would just randomly reboot on me. I was dismayed at my luck and tried refreshing Google latest software image to remedy the problem, but this did not fix the rebooting issue. Even after many device factory resets it still wouldn't stop. So reluctantly I again requested a replacement. This time I was starting to doubt the manufacturing quality of the Nexii, but I loved how the phone felt and operated so I knew i wanted to get a 'working' device. Anyway, the 2nd replacement came quickly, and again within seconds of turning it on I saw the dreaded pink hue. I was really bummed out at this. I went online to research how many people had this much trouble! I even saw a few other reviewers deep in the 400+ reviews of this device here on desertcart had similar problems and I found quite a few with the exact same pink problem. At this point i felt pretty down on my luck, but again I dutifully went to desertcart to request a replacement thru there automated system. This is where things went from bad to worse. This time a replacement was not granted. It just said "Return requested. Your replacement is being handled by customer service department". I figured they'd would take care of me and send me a replacement. But this was not what happened. Actually nothing happened. A few days past and I decided to take it upon myself to talk directly to a customer service representative. The first person I talked to, forgive me for forgetting his name (it was Indian and hard to recall now), told me he was sorry. He said that this problem had been investigated and they had determined that there was a problem with their stock of nexus 6ps. I told him I would just like a replacement, I've taken my chances before I'll do it again. He tried to process the replacement request, but it wouldn't go through (how this happened I do not know). He tried again, saying my address was "deactivated" and that he again couldn't issue a replacement. Frustratingly he couldn't give me a reason why my address had suddenly been deactivated, and curiously it's only deactivated for this device. I've ordered other things since with no issue. At this point I was getting upset. He told me he had a plan. He would refund the full purchase price of the phone(originally funded from my checking card) to a gift card, at which point I could then repurchase the device with the gift card balance. This way I could effectively order a replacement purchase myself and then send the defective phone back. By taking this route I wouldn't have to wait the week or so it would take to wait for them to receive my return, then issue the refund, have the refund clear, then reorder the device. I had a problem with this grand scheme of his, the price of the phone has since increased by 50$ for each model. I told him this, and he said he would simply transfer me to the "Price adjusting department" and I could go about getting the price reduced 50$ to the original buy price. I thanked him profusely at this point, happy I was getting g taken care of. He processed the refund-in-advance and sure enough the 500$+ were there for the spending on a desertcart digital gift card in my account. With this transaction conformed, he sent me onto my second contact, the price adjuster, who would price match the phone back to original sale price for me. If this sounds backwards and overly complicated, that's because IT IS! I was quickly handed off to the "price adjustment department", where the associate said he would look over the previous chat and help me. After a few minutes, the associate spit out a pre-scripted answer that was along the lines of "We try hard to ensure competitive prices at desertcart, however we only price match televisions". I couldn't believe what I had just read.. Here I am, over an hour talking to another associate in their retail department, and low and behold desertcart doesn't price match anything but TVs!? What the heck? How did the first associate not know this was the policy!!? So in my complete disbelief of the situation, I did a double take of the pre-scripted rejection of my price match request, and asked him a again. I explained my horrible situation and quest to get a working device replacement and the issue with the sale price/refund/hell I've been through so far. He quickly responded with THE SAME PRE-SCRIPTED rejection line! Absolutely no way was I going to be getting a price match. I was furious at this point. And I threw in the towel. I told him I needed my money to be taken of the new gift card and to be refunded to the original form of payment. He obliged. I exited the chat. Packed up my beloved, if not perfect, nexus. And off I went to the UPS store to bid farewell to a horrendous experience with shopping here at desertcart.com. Currently, Im waiting for a newly ordered nexus 6p to arrive from Google. Hopefully this time I'll get a non-reactive device. If it wasn't such a wonderful phone at a great price, I would never have went this far. But that's the price I pay for my love of technology. desertcart really dropped the ball tech support wise. Im very disappointed and will not be ordering large ticket electronics from here again. On another note, when I looked into how come my address had been deactivated for this product, they gave me the excuse that the whole stock of Graphite Nexus 6p 64gb devices had been identified as having a problem and therefore couldn't be ordered from desertcart.com anymore. So buy this model with a caution. Even though I was told you cannot order it anymore, sure enough it's still available to order. desertcart playing Russian Roulette with hard earned dollars of their customers. I however, am doing playing that game. It's Google turn to make what desertcart couldn't make right (and for 50$+ more for my troubles). ## Features - All-metal design Unlocked, LTE smartphone with a powerful 2GHz Snapdragon 810 V2.1 Processor and the newest Android software, Android 6.0 marshmallow. - A 5.7-Inch, high-resolution wqhd AMOLED display and front-facing stereo speakers to experience your photos and videos in cinematic Quality. - The powerful 12 MP Camera was built to capture your world in true-to-life detail. Larger 1.55 Β΅M pixels absorb more lightΒΉ in even the dimmest conditions to make your photos Brighter. - Quicker access and more security with a fingerprint sensor placed on the back to complement the way you naturally hold your Phone. - Long lasting 3,450 mAh battery with quick charging USB Type-C plug. it's reversible, so there's no more guessing which way is up. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B015YCRZ0G | | Additional Features | camera, fingerprint-sensor, lte, smartphone | | Average Battery Life Talk Time | 23 Hours | | Battery Average Life | 23 Hours | | Battery Capacity | 450 Milliamp Hours | | Battery Description | 3450 mAh | | Biometric Security Feature | Fingerprint Recognition | | Brand | HUAWEI | | Built-In Media | Handset^Charger^C to C Cable^A to C Cable^QSG^SI^SIM Tool | | CPU Speed | 2.1 GHz | | Camera Description | 12 MP | | Cellular Technology | 4G | | Color | Silver | | Connectivity Technology | USB | | Connector Type | USB Type C | | Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 1,933 Reviews | | Display Type | LCD | | Form Factor | Smartphone | | GPS Geotagging Functionality | True | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00886598036061 | | Item Dimensions | 6.3 x 3.1 x 0.29 inches | | Item Weight | 6.4 ounces | | Manufacturer | Huawei Device USA Inc | | Memory Storage Capacity | 64 GB | | Model Year | 2019 | | Number of Rear Facing Cameras | 1 | | Operating System | Android | | Optical Sensor Resolution | 12 MP | | Processor Speed | 2.1 GHz | | Resolution | 2560 x 1440 | | SIM Card Slot Count | Single SIM | | Screen Size | 5.7 Inches | | Shooting Modes | Sports | | Sim Card Size | Nano | | UPC | 796594379102 886598036061 | | Warranty Description | 1 year coverage for labor, 1 year coverage for parts | | Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant | | Wireless Network Technology | GSM, LTE | | Wireless Provider | Unlocked | ## Images ![Huawei Nexus 6P Unlocked Smartphone, 64GB Silver (U.S. Warranty) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81-IF5GfSOL.jpg) ![Huawei Nexus 6P Unlocked Smartphone, 64GB Silver (U.S. Warranty) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71B9SP+lgKL.jpg) ![Huawei Nexus 6P Unlocked Smartphone, 64GB Silver (U.S. Warranty) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81zHMpCvETL.jpg) ![Huawei Nexus 6P Unlocked Smartphone, 64GB Silver (U.S. Warranty) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81DS0PySjeL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does this phone works with google project fi?** A: I'm on the project Fi plan by Google with the Nexus 6P I bought at the Google store If you are in an area with wifi in many places, it's is a good savings. What data isn't used, receive credit back on that for the next month. The base, text and talk, is 20 and then it's 10 a gb. for the data For an individual, with wifi places in the surrounding area, it's works great. Looks for wifi first, you select it, also has VPN for privacy. The customer service is great, this is my first smartphone and had questions; they answered them quickly. I really like the the Nexus 6P phone, too. **Q: Which model is this h1511 (north america) or h1512 (rest of world) ?** A: Hello valued customer, thank you for your interest in the Nexus 6P. This model is the US version h1511. It supports the below US and International frequency bands. (DM)US GSM/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHzUMTS/WCDMA: B1/2/4/5/8CDMA: BC0/1/10LTE (FDD): B2/3/4/5/7/12/13/17/25/26/29/30LTE (TDD): B41 InternationalGSM/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHzUMTS/WCDMA: B1/2/4/5/6/8/9/19TD-SCDMA: 34/39CDMA: BC0/1LTE (FDD): B1/2/3/4/5/7/8/9/17/19/20/28LTE (TDD): B38/B39/40/41 **Q: Will this phone work with verizon wireless? if so, which nano sim card does it require?** A: Doesn't work with the 4g lte nano sim card I got from Verizon..... **Q: Will this work with verizon wireless service in the us?** A: The handset is compatible with Verizon's network. HOWEVER, be aware: as of July 2016, Verizon's billing system _still_ does not recognise these handsets as "approved equipment", meaning that if you are trying to activate a new SIM (on a new plan, for example), you will need another phone that the Verizon store employee can enter into their database. Once you've had them lie to the machine, you're free to put that SIM into whatever compatible phone you please.If you have another VZW-compatible phone, but it uses Micro, Mini or full-size SIMs, you will either need to get an adapter to make the Nano SIM fit the old phone, have the Verizon employee activate the Nano SIM inside the adapter, then move the Nano SIM to the Nexus; OR, have the Verizon employee activate a SIM that fits inside the old phone and use one of the cutters available here on Amazon (I just bought one for $7.99) to trim the larger SIM down to Nano SIM size. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best phone I have ever had ! *by L***G on February 13, 2016* There are plenty of technical reviews of this phone on Amazon, YouTube, and the Internet, so I won't go into details here. I will say I like the phone a lot. I'm kind of a techie type, so I like the latest gadgets. The best aspect of this phone is that it is as pure Android as you're going to get. I had always been sucked in to getting a phone at the local service provider. Of late, that has been Verizon. When you get a phone from a service provider, they load it up with a bunch of apps that you may never use... but can't delete from your phone. Many phones nowadays are being produced without slots for external memory cards, thereby making usable space on the phone a real issue. You don't need useless apps sucking up space that could be better used for something else. The Nexus 6P comes with very few, if any, apps that are not necessary. That was the selling point for me. My old phone is a Droid Maxx that I bought from the Verizon store. It was loaded with what's called "bloat-ware" (i.e. apps that were useless to me, and couldn't be deleted), so I welcomed the bloat-ware free phone. I took the SIM card out of the Droid Maxx, installed it in the Nexus 6P, and I was set to go. Never needed to contact Verizon. The 6P started working immediately. Many of my apps downloaded from the app store automatically, while some others I had to download again, but the settings were still valid. There is an app on the 6P that will transfer all your settings from your old phone (assuming of course its not a flip phone or some other relic) and install those settings on the 6P. Easy peasy ! Now, the one thing I don't really care for on the 6P is the location of the on/off switch and volume buttons. Most of my older phones had those switches on the top, or close to the top. The 6p has designed them to be right in the middle of the right-side edge. At first it took some getting used to, but eventually I did get used to the location, and learned to avoid them when handling the phone in everyday situations. No getting around it, its simply a bad design. However not enough to keep me from really liking the phone overall. Also, the vibration alert. I rarely use audible notifications, and rely almost exclusively on the vibrate function. The 6P has a very weak vibration alert. Some around on the internet think its just fine, but many, like me, think it is weak. Most times I can barely feel it when its in its belt clip. This is disappointing, but since I wear an activity tracker that has phone, email and text alerts from my phone, I am not as inconvenienced as I would be. Most folks probably use audible alerts, so the weak vibrate will likely not be an issue for most. I assume this is a design function to conserve on battery life. It likely takes more battery power to drive a strong vibration motor. Just a note on battery life... I am not a big web surfer, or video/music streamer. For my daily use, at the end of the day I usually have about 40-50% battery life remaining. Although there have been a few days where there has been no WIFI, and a weak service provider signal and the phone uses a little more power constantly searching for a signal. However I have never had to charge the phone mid-day, so unless you are a huge web surfer or streamer, you should be fine with battery power most days. I bought the 128Gb version, simply because I don't care for the whole "cloud storage" concept. I like to have all my content stored right on my own device, not sitting on some server for some hacker to see how long it takes him to crack into it. The cloud storage folks will be quick to tell you how secure your data is... but if hackers can gain entry into the most sensitive areas of our government like the CIA,FBI, and IRS, you have to understand they can get in just about anywhere. Now although the 6P does not have an external storage slot, there are adapters that will allow the USB port to accept a standard USB Memory Stick. You can also of course connect the 6P to your desktop or laptop or tablet and exchange files, or off-load content. Regarding cloud storage... there is an old saying - if they are not selling you something (i.e. storage space), then they are selling YOU ! That means... there is no free lunch. They are likely sifting through your data in order to find your likes and contacts, then sell that information to advertisers so they can send you (and your contacts) junk mail for stuff you don't want or need. No thanks... I'll store my own data locally. So, if you want a stock Android phone, without the heavy handed influence of a service provider... get yourself an unlocked Nexus 6p. You will be glad you did. I am ! ### ⭐ Screen lottery/Amazon woes *by J***. on May 28, 2016* I am a long time Android user and definitely consider myself a techie. I am an electrical engineer by profession and a consumer technology buff. That being said, I own a lot of technology, be it cell phones, Tvs, routers, video games, NAS, you name it.. It's probably in my house. I really enjoy new tech and reading about new tech. One thing I don't really enjoy, however, is writing reviews. But on this purchase I feel compelled to give a consumer warning to possible customers of this phone. First things first, this phone in its perfect form is incredible. Even 8 months after launch its still going strong and competitive with the newer releases of 2016. I personally have the galaxy s7 edge and the HTC 10, both of which are excellent android phones. For some reason, however, I find myself reaching for the Nexus 6p to recurve my sim card for the day! It's butterry smooth, even though it sports last year's plagued 810 snapdragon SoC, and the monthly updates are awesome. It has great battery life and the media viewing experience is second to none. The big 5.7 inch amoled display coupled with the dual front firing speakers are a pure joy to consume media on! 64gb worth of storage is the sweet spot for me right now, both in price and capacity for moderate-heavy use (no SD card expansion here). Connection to my network (Tmobile and sprint) is excellent here in Portland and wifi performance is equally stellar. And wow did I mention the build! It's Google first nexus with a machined aluminum body and it's a pleasure to hold in the hand. I especially look ve the cold metal feel when u reach for it in the morning to start my day. Sadly though, like I said before I am not a person who write reviews often and alas, a review is not the point of this post. The main reason I'm posting this short essay is because of a compelling urge to WARN possible consumers about a particular build quality issue with this phone and my experience dealing with Amazon to remedy the problem. Here's the issue: the beautiful Amoled screen on this particular phone (Graphite 64gb) has a defect that seems to be quite frequently appearing. The display has uneven color temperature throughout, some worse than others, and is extremely hard to "unsee" once noticed. It's very noticeable on lighter backgrounds, I.e. When you're using email, browsing websites, sms messaging.. The list goes on. What do I mean by "uneven color temperature"? You see blotches of pink on one side of the display, green on another. The white can be two completely different colors from top to bottom or left to right. It's very unappealing to the eye and from my generous research into the problem from various Nexus forums it's quite a well documented issue with the 6p's big amoled display (or at least was at launch). My first Nexus I recieved from Amazon had this issue extremely badly. I noticed the uneven temperature color's telltale pinks before I had even gotten thru the setup process on the phone. I was understandably upset, and promptly requested a replacement, literally half an hour after receiving the device. Amazons automated return system immediately generated a replacement order and it was shipped out the same day. Yay amazon! Little did I know this would only be the start of my woes. Once I had recieved my 1st replacement, I quickly turned on the device and instantly started inspecting the screen trying to find the same flaw (or lack thereof). Thankfully this display looked considerably better, though not perfect. It was acceptable I would say and I was happy. After a few days of enjoying the phone, it's started having an issue where it would just randomly reboot on me. I was dismayed at my luck and tried refreshing Google latest software image to remedy the problem, but this did not fix the rebooting issue. Even after many device factory resets it still wouldn't stop. So reluctantly I again requested a replacement. This time I was starting to doubt the manufacturing quality of the Nexii, but I loved how the phone felt and operated so I knew i wanted to get a 'working' device. Anyway, the 2nd replacement came quickly, and again within seconds of turning it on I saw the dreaded pink hue. I was really bummed out at this. I went online to research how many people had this much trouble! I even saw a few other reviewers deep in the 400+ reviews of this device here on amazon had similar problems and I found quite a few with the exact same pink problem. At this point i felt pretty down on my luck, but again I dutifully went to amazon to request a replacement thru there automated system. This is where things went from bad to worse. This time a replacement was not granted. It just said "Return requested. Your replacement is being handled by customer service department". I figured they'd would take care of me and send me a replacement. But this was not what happened. Actually nothing happened. A few days past and I decided to take it upon myself to talk directly to a customer service representative. The first person I talked to, forgive me for forgetting his name (it was Indian and hard to recall now), told me he was sorry. He said that this problem had been investigated and they had determined that there was a problem with their stock of nexus 6ps. I told him I would just like a replacement, I've taken my chances before I'll do it again. He tried to process the replacement request, but it wouldn't go through (how this happened I do not know). He tried again, saying my address was "deactivated" and that he again couldn't issue a replacement. Frustratingly he couldn't give me a reason why my address had suddenly been deactivated, and curiously it's only deactivated for this device. I've ordered other things since with no issue. At this point I was getting upset. He told me he had a plan. He would refund the full purchase price of the phone(originally funded from my checking card) to a gift card, at which point I could then repurchase the device with the gift card balance. This way I could effectively order a replacement purchase myself and then send the defective phone back. By taking this route I wouldn't have to wait the week or so it would take to wait for them to receive my return, then issue the refund, have the refund clear, then reorder the device. I had a problem with this grand scheme of his, the price of the phone has since increased by 50$ for each model. I told him this, and he said he would simply transfer me to the "Price adjusting department" and I could go about getting the price reduced 50$ to the original buy price. I thanked him profusely at this point, happy I was getting g taken care of. He processed the refund-in-advance and sure enough the 500$+ were there for the spending on a amazon digital gift card in my account. With this transaction conformed, he sent me onto my second contact, the price adjuster, who would price match the phone back to original sale price for me. If this sounds backwards and overly complicated, that's because IT IS! I was quickly handed off to the "price adjustment department", where the associate said he would look over the previous chat and help me. After a few minutes, the associate spit out a pre-scripted answer that was along the lines of "We try hard to ensure competitive prices at Amazon, however we only price match televisions". I couldn't believe what I had just read.. Here I am, over an hour talking to another associate in their retail department, and low and behold amazon doesn't price match anything but TVs!? What the heck? How did the first associate not know this was the policy!!? So in my complete disbelief of the situation, I did a double take of the pre-scripted rejection of my price match request, and asked him a again. I explained my horrible situation and quest to get a working device replacement and the issue with the sale price/refund/hell I've been through so far. He quickly responded with THE SAME PRE-SCRIPTED rejection line! Absolutely no way was I going to be getting a price match. I was furious at this point. And I threw in the towel. I told him I needed my money to be taken of the new gift card and to be refunded to the original form of payment. He obliged. I exited the chat. Packed up my beloved, if not perfect, nexus. And off I went to the UPS store to bid farewell to a horrendous experience with shopping here at Amazon.com. Currently, Im waiting for a newly ordered nexus 6p to arrive from Google. Hopefully this time I'll get a non-reactive device. If it wasn't such a wonderful phone at a great price, I would never have went this far. But that's the price I pay for my love of technology. Amazon really dropped the ball tech support wise. Im very disappointed and will not be ordering large ticket electronics from here again. On another note, when I looked into how come my address had been deactivated for this product, they gave me the excuse that the whole stock of Graphite Nexus 6p 64gb devices had been identified as having a problem and therefore couldn't be ordered from Amazon.com anymore. So buy this model with a caution. Even though I was told you cannot order it anymore, sure enough it's still available to order. Amazon playing Russian Roulette with hard earned dollars of their customers. I however, am doing playing that game. It's Google turn to make what amazon couldn't make right (and for 50$+ more for my troubles). ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Phone! Be careful buying it Like New or even used! *by K***E on July 21, 2016* Great Phone! A definite upgrade from the Nexus 6. Here is my review on the first few days of usage. And the differences that I don't think other people have mentioned yet. -Microphone and speakers is MUCH improved. Call quality is very good! I tested this phone near a loud fan and "Ok Google" still responded accurately! Wow! -The phone has a fingerprint scanner now! I also use a standard identification code / swipe code in case anyone tries to get in or as a backup, but the fingerprint scanner allows me to log right in from an off screen! It's so fast it's unreal! -The screen is obviously gorgeous. I compared the two phones, at a glance you really can't tell the difference since the nexus 6 also has an amazing screen. 493 vs 518ppi. A 25 pixel difference isn't really going to mean a lot for those who are upgrading phones, however the nexus 6p has a greater saturation range which is very noticeable. It's -I don't know why many people complained about this feature in the 6P but in the N6 I had issues with it, and that feature is the off screen notifications. One would have to literally wait 5 seconds after leaving the phone alone, and then pick it up again to view off screen notifs. The 6P is also improved here, all you will have to do is tilt the device towards you to view them. It works 9/10 for me when I do it this way. It also works when I pick it up N6 style. Remember that the camera is improved so I think thats why it's working so much better. So despite all the fanbaby's who love to hate this feature as much as people hate on touch wiz from samsung, it is now resolved so people can stop whining about it. -Speaking of camera, FINALLY A CAMERA THAT IS AWESOME FOR NEXUS! This camera looks and functions amazingly. It is still very minimal compared to other phone cams in terms of features but it now has burst mode and slow mo video which is a nice touch! Not to mention it's way better in low light as people have stated. -It can be held in one hand more easily than N6. It also feels lighter and is thinner so it fits better in the pocket. -Very fast! Especially with web browsing and gaming! Thanks to the octacore, and no it will not "overheat". My N6 actually heats up way more than this thing on full load. -USB C - It's the future! I love how fast it can charge my phone! Just remember to look for high capacity cables since I tried using my old cables and it never reached 100% charge Overall I am loving this phone, I'll do an update response in about a month of use to see how it holds up! Best phone ever! Just keep in mind that if you buy this item used, you better be sure you know who you're buying from. Also don't buy this device from North to South! I got a N6P from that seller and it was a lemon! He then tried making it seem like it was my fault I got the lemon and was scamming him. What a loser! 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