Testseek.com have collected 422 expert reviews of the LG Google Nexus 5X H791 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LG Google Nexus 5X H791.
October 2015
(78%)
422 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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1704 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Design not unlike the Nexus 5
Which was well popular
USB-C rapid charging
Android 6.0 Marshmallow is awesome
Camera that — on paper — should be great
Fast and reliable fingerprint scanner
Massively improved cameras
Display hits the mark
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The Google Nexus 5X offers great performance
Wide carrier compatibility
Great pictures
An excellent fingerprint sensor and a relatively small
Lightweight chassis
All for a fairly low price
First in line for software updates
Proficient 12.3MP and 5MP cameras
Support for USB-C
Quick finger scanner
Feels nice and light in the hand
Great screen
Android 6.0 is super fast
Speedy and solid little camera
One of the best fingerprint sensors we've ever seen
Strong mobile broadband performance
Inexpensive and unlocked
Onehand friendly
5.2inch display
Android Marshmallow
Lightning fast
Accurate fingerprint reader
Great camera
Comfortable
Lightweight body
Beautiful in its design simplicity
Excellent stock Android implementation
Much improved camera versus Nexus 5 and 6
The editors didn't like
Camera that — in reality — is not great. Hardware is good. Software isn't
Design is good
But construction less so — it creaks a bit
Battery life can be really variable
Instances of lag common
However could be software related
Battery life lacklustre unless Doze is frequently utilised
Front speaker loud but not great
Battery life can be a little weak
And the Nexus 5X looks and feels cheap compared to similarly priced phones. The front-facing speaker sounds terrible
No expandable storage
Lesser battery life
Unflattering design
No microSD slot
Google's "Now on Tap" isn't always useful
Design makes it so that you won't always find it easy to pull out of the pocket the right way or place your finger on the sensor
Occasional speed drops that feel like there phone is falling over
There's just 2GB of RAM
Starts at 16GB of internal storage
Your microUSB cables are useless
No wireless charging capabilities
Battery could be better
16GB of non-expandable storage in entry level model
Published: 2015-10-25, Author: Joe , review by: Pocketnow.com
Outstanding value, Best camera yet on a Nexus smartphone, Easily pocketable
Fair battery life, Lack of support for all of T-Mobile's features, CPU seems to max out frequently,
The Nexus 5X is very much like its 2013 predecessor in that it delivers a lot of capability for a very competitive price point, and it manages to do so while still looking fairly sharp. But the 5X is no show horse. It's the phone you toss around withou...
Solid build quality, Smooth and snappy performance, Fingerprint scanner extremely accurate and fast, Fantastic camera experience, Android 6.0 Marshmallow brings lots of useful features, Affordable price tag
Doesn't offer a "premium" feel, 2 GB of RAM may be a little low, Speakers could have been better, Battery life not very impressive
There is no doubt that the Nexus 5X is a worthy successor to the Nexus 5, but this device faces far harder competition that anything seen by the Nexus 5. While aspects like the really good fingerprint scanner, a far improved camera, and smooth performance...
I know that, for some, the lure of pure Android is so great that they won't consider anything other than a Nexus device. Ironically, though, one of the very reasons Google began the Nexus program was to coax manufacturers into following its lead on things...
Abstract: Google's Nexus phones have had plenty of good things going for 'em over the years, but camera quality has never exactly been a top focus. At least, until now.With this year's new Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P models, the Big G swears it's turning over a new leaf...
The Google Nexus 5X offers great performance, wide carrier compatibility, great pictures, an excellent fingerprint sensor and a relatively small, lightweight chassis, all for a fairly low price
Battery life can be a little weak, and the Nexus 5X looks and feels cheap compared to similarly priced phones. The front-facing speaker sounds terrible
The LG-built Google Nexus 5X is a fantastic pick for people who want a relatively small, lightweight smartphone with excellent value for money...
It's a good phone with a great camera for the price and with contract, i am sure the price will only get that much better. Our only complaints are the missing SD support, the supplied cable and no wireless charging. We can live without the wireless chargi...
Abstract: HTC unveiled today the One A9 , and it's an interesting device. Not because it looks nothing like its siblings in the One series, but because it doesn't really try to compete on specs with the elite of Android. The $400 A9 certainly looks like a flagship...
Great value for the money, Quick and accurate fingerprint sensor, Android 6.0 is a fantastic upgrade, Compatible with Google's Fi network
Mediocre battery life, No microSD card slot
With a lower price and a smaller form factor, the Nexus 5X signifies Google's return to a more affordable phone that's also friendlier to those with tinier hands. Starting at just $379, the 5X offers a lovely display, a speedy new fingerprint sensor and...
Published: 2015-10-20, Author: Dan , review by: theverge.com
One-handed design, Low price, Great camera output
Feels cheap, Can lag at times, Camera app is disappointing
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