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Did you consider replacing the battery? (beside the battery not aging very well, I'm still happy with the N5 performance).
by tonfa 11y ago
Did you consider replacing the battery? (beside the battery not aging very well, I'm still happy with the N5 performance).
- soylentcola 11y agoI agree. I damaged the charging port on my N5 and while it usually works, it occasionally doesn't and I didn't feel like depending on it. Still, I kept it around when I bought a Moto X last year and still fire it up occasionally and use it as a backup phone. I'm always surprised when I fire it up and (once it finishes syncing all of my email and stuff) it still runs great. I actually miss how the display is bonded to the glass so that there's just a little less of that barely perceived disconnect between my finger and the screen. Didn't think much of it but when I go back to the N5 it's a pleasant surprise. I feel like the last couple of years have seen mobile devices really hit a point where even a $350-400 device can remain useful for several years. Anything I own that's older (iPad2, Galaxy S2) ran like a dog within a couple of years.
- xeromal 11y agoNexus phones are notorious for the rollercoaster of battery life. Before Marshmallow, my N6 would be dying by 5pm with random, low-medium usage. With a Marshmallow build from XDA, I hit 20% at 9pm. It's insane. The battery stats looks roughly similar from either OS though.