I'm still contemplating if the Nexus 5X is a worthy upgrade from my current (almost 2 years old) Nexus 5.
The main things that bug me with the Nexus 5 are:
- battery life, no explanation necessarily
- camera focus, especially in less than ideal light situations
- weak speaker, which sometimes results in missed calls and makes it impossible to show someone a clip in a slight noisy environment without having to hold the phone to his ear to hear it and then not being able to watch the screen
- weak vibration motor, which often results in missed calls
- hairline cracks at several places on the sides of the phone
Some side notes:
- I'm a Chrome power user, I usually have about 20 tabs open
- I live in Europe, so we don't have subsidized prices here, which means the 32GB 5X will cost me €529/4
- I like being able to use my phone one handed so all phablets (including the 6P) are out
Will the Nexus 5X be a worthy upgrade?
The main things that bug me with the Nexus 5 are:
- battery life, no explanation necessarily
- camera focus, especially in less than ideal light situations
- weak speaker, which sometimes results in missed calls and makes it impossible to show someone a clip in a slight noisy environment without having to hold the phone to his ear to hear it and then not being able to watch the screen
- weak vibration motor, which often results in missed calls
- hairline cracks at several places on the sides of the phone
Some side notes:
- I'm a Chrome power user, I usually have about 20 tabs open
- I live in Europe, so we don't have subsidized prices here, which means the 32GB 5X will cost me €529/4
- I like being able to use my phone one handed so all phablets (including the 6P) are out
Will the Nexus 5X be a worthy upgrade?
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