Testseek.com have collected 428 expert reviews of the Motorola Google Nexus 6 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Google Nexus 6.
January 2015
(81%)
428 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(42%)
7 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Big display
Pure Google Android
Beautiful looking phone
Qi AND turbo charging
The Google Nexus 6 has a razor-sharp and expansive display
A powerful Snapdragon 805 processor
The Android Lollipop OS and an OIS-equipped camera that takes great photos
Stock Android
Great specs
Large
Vibrant screen coupled with front speakers
Ring flash improves night photography
Supersized display
Android Lollipop
Better 13MP camera
Qi Turbo charging
The editors didn't like
Slippery
Plastic back cover
Average battery life
Big device
Broad and bulky
The Nexus may be too big -- in size and price -- for some users
Beautiful hardware, Great performance, High-res display, Android Lollipop brings fresh design and features, Reasonably priced for what it is
Battery life is average at best, Not great for one-handed use, Camera stumbles with low-light shots
In general, Google's first shot at a large-screened device (not to mention its first Nexus collaboration with Motorola) is a good one. The Nexus 6 comes with features that the Moto X should have had in the first place, including a powerful next-gen Snapdr...
A really good, really big phone, if that's what you're intoIn a vacuum, the Nexus 6 is a pretty compelling device, particularly if you want something big. But the Nexus 6 doesn't live in a vacuum, particularly if you consider that what's supposed to make...
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Published: 2014-11-12, Author: Eric , review by: gizmodo.com
the iPhone 6 Plus, it can feel (fantastically) like using a tablet. Typing in portrait is a dream, and there's plenty of screen real-estate to browse the web or cruise through your emails. Those booming speakers make watching actual movies on this phone a
Nexus devices are supposed to help show off how great stock Android is all on its own, but much like the Nexus 9 highlighted some of Android's tablet failings, the Nexus 6 highlights some of its phablet failings. The back button is probably the most impor
Yes. The Nexus 6 is friggin gigantic, but its wonderful, and I bet you a dollar it can win you over to big phones. More practically, just about every flagship phone these days is going to stretch your hand beyond your comfort zone circa 2012. The Nexus...
Abstract: You're not going to sneak up on anybody with a Nexus 6 in your hand.The latest smartphone from Google stands out for a few things, but its gigantic 5.96-inch screen leads the list. And for some users, it may also end the discussion: It makes the Nexus 6 —...
Published: 2014-11-12, Author: Daniel , review by: yahoo.com
I'm a sucker for big-screen smartphones. I like that they make reading websites easier, that videos are actually worth watching on them, and that games are easier to control with them. And the Nexus 6 does all of this very well. The fact that the hands...
The Nexus 6 is a premium device that is the perfect balance of being both consumer + dev-friendly. The design mirrors that of the 2014 Moto X in damn-near every way. Same metal edges, same plastic back, same textured Power button, same dimple in the rea...
Abstract: Motorola has come along way from last year, in large part thanks to the Moto X, Moto G and (to lesser extent) the Moto E. In 2014, they really seem to be bringing their A-game, now offering three flagship-level devices: the Moto X (2014), the Nexus 6 and ...
Abstract: The Nexus 9 stacks up well against Apple's new selection of iPads , but can the same be said for Google's latest smartphone? The Nexus 6 comes with a heftier price tag than many were expecting, so let's see how it compares with the most expensive smartpho...
Premium build materials, Plenty of power, Great OS in the form of Android Lollipop, Improved Imaging
Will DEFINITELY be too big for some, Battery isn't as good as it should be given its size, QHD display feels like overkill, Price won't impress legacy Nexus users
The Nexus 6 isn't a bad handset; it's just disappointing to a dyed-in-the-wool Nexus user like myself. I had high hopes for this handset –– even more so when I saw the specs and that Motorola was in charge of designing and building it. But after testing i...
