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As a Nexus 6 user it's not big enough and I dread the eventual shift back to a smaller device. So far the Pixel's features and cost aren't compelling me to swit
by technofiend 10y ago
As a Nexus 6 user it's not big enough and I dread the eventual shift back to a smaller device. So far the Pixel's features and cost aren't compelling me to switch. Particularly since I'm also a Fi customer and their punitive data rates prevent casual photo uploads.
My basic use test is activity based: would I take this phone cycling, kayaking, to the beach, etc? Hell no. At a minimum it would need a drybox and I'd be afraid of triggering a costly moisture-related repair to a $900 phone due to some wayward sweat or water.
- Anasufovic 10y agoIve taken my nexus 6p and previously my nexus 5 on long cycle rides, exposed them to rain, and spilled liquids on them without issues. Phones these days are pretty water resistant, just don't submerge.