Huawei Google Nexus 6P 64GB 5.7-Inch Reversible USB Type-C 4G LTE Factory Unlocked (GRAPHITE) - International Stock No Warranty

Great phone.

This is an awesome device running stock android esp for anyone sick and tired of waiting on Samsung and these other phone makers, who take for ever to update their devices, and even stop updating them either out the box or 12 to 18 months after u buy their expensive piece of crap product I personally got sick and tired of that shabby treatment and decided to match my phone and tablet, since I also have the 2013 Nexus 7 running android 6.0.1official Google update. The Nexus 6p is a fantastic phone and I am not ever coming back Samsung u suck!

All was good except overheating. The cellphone died in 18 months. The same problem - bootloop.

Update April 2017: My Nexus 6P has entered the bootloop of death. It's a well documented circumstance for the Google Nexus 5x and Google Nexus 6P, just google it. Unfortunately, it's been 16 months since I bought the phone, and the international version has no warranty. Fortunately, it died just in time for me to pick up a Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8+ while the pre-order promotions are still going, I will not buy another Nexus product after Google bricked this one (their customer support admitted its a software issue, most people have been afflicted since the update to Android 7.0+. Google is supposedly working on an over the air update to fix the issue, but OTA updates don't work so well for bricked phones. Google has also been aware of the issue for at least 4 months, so I think the call center guy was blowing smoke, I can't imagine it taking 4 months to safe guard against a critical failure).The phone also suffered from battery issues in the months leading up to its death. These battery problems, where the phone powers down due to "battery" when it says it has anywhere from 5 to 50% battery still remaining, are also well documented and can be found online.I find it sad that Google won't own up to this. I think Samsung and Apple would have to simply due to their scale and the news coverage. Google, with their Nexus products, stay under the radar and unfortunately for consumers are able to get away with this. For others with bricked devices, there is a proposed class action lawsuit being brought by Chimicles & Tikellis attorneys at law.If your phone works well, the experience is like my previous review circa early 2016. Apologies to anyone whom I may have helped convince to buy the phone!:"What a Phone. Did a TON of research to choose between the Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, LG V10, and this phone. I was looking for an Android phablet that could work on both US (AT&T) and China (China Mobile) 4G. 4G knocked the LG V10 out. Price and design knocked the S6 Edge Plus out. When it came down to the Note 5 and the Nexus 6P, I did a lot of reading and it basically came down to camera and novelty. From all of the comparisons I've read, both have amazing cameras and the 6P has definitely proven itself to me. Coming from a Galaxy S4, the novelty of the 6P won out. The note 5 would have been more of the same. In my opinion, the fingerprint reader location and camera on the 6P beat the Note 5. Speaking of the fingerprint reader, I never thought I'd want to lock my phone. It's so easy though and works consistently well, that I've decided to use it. The only time it falters is with wet hands, but there's always the pin for backup. The 6P's regular operating system and security updates are a plus too. Having a Huawei phone for my time in China is another bonus. I can confirm the following: the H1512 international nexus 6P works well on both US AT&T 4G and China China Mobile 4G. The phone is super snappy. Who cares that there's not a 'clear all' apps button, this phone knows how to do memory management, you'll never have a need to manually clear an app from memory. The phone is also beautiful to look at with its AMOLED screen, and takes gorgeous still shots. I've already had a friend (who owns an S6) request that my phone be the one taking the group picture. Despite not having optical image stabilization, the electronic image stabilization does a great job with videos. I was a little scared jumping into the phablet arena, but it hasn't been a problem in the least. Even fits into my skinnier jeans. Is a real slim phone with a nice feel, I'd recommend the slimmest fitting spigen case, keeps the phone sexy while also keeping the glass off of surfaces and makes it easier to hold (it's too slim without a case). The 3450 mah battery lasts a long long long long time. I rarely end a day below 30% battery, and I'm often around 50+%. Fast charging is a godsend though most all new phones offer the same.Want me to pick a negative? It's panoramas; they're not great. Have yet to take one that doesn't have some odd clipping or shape, and some are just downright bad. Maybe panoramas on this phone work differently from phones I've had in the past and I just haven't figured it out.Couldn't be happier. I hope this phone lasts me a long long time. Congrats to Huawei on making Google's first flagship quality nexus, now if only China would unblock google...."

TBH, I've tended to go for cheaper Android phones previously and although they're cool, they've often been under powered and a bit crap really.I was somewhat hesitant to purchase this, but an overseas friend recently got one and said that he was very happy. Ideally I would have like to get the OnePlus 3T but that doesn't work very well here in Australia, so I went for the Nexus instead. It was a bit more and the hardware wasn't quite as good as the 3T, but I haven't been disappointed. The monthly updates alone certainly inspire confidence!Great all round phone and I must admit that I wonder if this is why Apple wouldn't ever let anyone else produce a phone with iOS? This has been my best Android experience ever!

A bought a refurbished phone with a bad battery. I don't have anytime to return it because I am going over seas. The Nexus 6p has a known battery issue. If the phone is refurbished, the minimum it should come with is a new battery.

Pretty much what I expected. This phone hasn't officially launched in my country yet, so it was pretty exciting to get it here before anybody else did. Awesome piece of hardware.

Nice but Huawei's. I would expect Morotola and made in USA!

This phone is great for the price, but you will almost certainly need to replace the battery.

Es ist tatsächlich die 64GB Version! Und das für diesen Preis (450 €) ! Hab ich so nirgends gefunden. Sehr gut.Ich war schon etwas skeptisch bei der spärlichen Produktbeschreibung. Aber es passt.Und über das Handy muss ich nichts schreiben. Ein wirklich gutes Teil.PS: Nicht wundern, wenn nur 53,7 GB angegeben werden im Handy. Das stimmt so.

Excellent phone and and exactly as described. Comes with UK warranty and plug which is a big concern for online buyers. Delivery was slow but well within the stated period so no complaints there! Thanks very much!

Laut Huawei noch Support bis 5.2.18. Da sie zwei Jahre Garantie geben, muss das Gerät bereits vor 10 Monaten zum ersten Mal verkauft worden sein. In der Produktbeschreibung hat "Dominos London Limited" nirgends darauf hingewiesen, dass es sich nicht um Neuware handelt.

It's new, fast delivery. Good quality