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Personally, I'm excited for the Nokia 6. It ticks mostly all the right boxes. I hope they have similar build quality as the Lumia 920 although that seems unlik

Personally, I'm excited for the Nokia 6. It ticks mostly all the right boxes. I hope they have similar build quality as the Lumia 920 although that seems unlikely.

pjmlp 10y ago
Me too, the only negative point seems to the be the integrated battery. Otherwise SD card support, the type of lenses, regular Android and promise to actually care about updates are very enticing. In any case, my device is not going to die yet, so I still get to see how they actually will look like.
- manaskarekar 10y ago
  Indeed. It would have been perfect with an easily replaceable battery. Either way, I look forward to the real world reviews, I hope they live up to all the expectations.
  - Pxtl 10y ago
    I wish the issue of battery replacement wasn't so binary. I mean, if it just takes a screwdriver to replace battery surely that's okay right? There's a spectrum of ease-of-replacement, imho.
jmkni 10y ago
Yeah it looks nice, any idea if it comes with Stock Android or a Nokia'd version?
- usrusr 10y ago
  "Pure Google Android" is their second most visible USP claim, right after the vintage branding. It could be all lies, but then why should they? Given the current market situation it is quite clear that absence of brand "improvements" will create more loyalty than the add-on ever did.
  - jmkni 10y ago
    Nice. That is a legitimate selling point for me, I'm not a fan of the customised Android versions sold by the likes of Samsung, it reminds me too much of the old Windows days where every OEM would sell computers with their own customised versions of Windows, loaded up with their own software. Unfortunately the 5.5" Google Pixel (the one I want) seems to be perpetually out of stock. A big plus with Apple is that they just don't let this happen, you always get stock iOS on an iPhone.
throwaway7645 10y ago
Loved my Lumia 920...had it for quite awhile

Personally, I'm excited for the Nokia 6. It ticks mostly all the right boxes. I hope they have similar build quality as the Lumia 920 although that seems unlikely.

pjmlp 10y ago

Me too, the only negative point seems to the be the integrated battery. Otherwise SD card support, the type of lenses, regular Android and promise to actually care about updates are very enticing. In any case, my device is not going to die yet, so I still get to see how they actually will look like.

manaskarekar 10y ago
Indeed. It would have been perfect with an easily replaceable battery. Either way, I look forward to the real world reviews, I hope they live up to all the expectations.
- Pxtl 10y ago
  I wish the issue of battery replacement wasn't so binary. I mean, if it just takes a screwdriver to replace battery surely that's okay right? There's a spectrum of ease-of-replacement, imho.

jmkni 10y ago

Yeah it looks nice, any idea if it comes with Stock Android or a Nokia'd version?

usrusr 10y ago
"Pure Google Android" is their second most visible USP claim, right after the vintage branding. It could be all lies, but then why should they? Given the current market situation it is quite clear that absence of brand "improvements" will create more loyalty than the add-on ever did.
- jmkni 10y ago
  Nice. That is a legitimate selling point for me, I'm not a fan of the customised Android versions sold by the likes of Samsung, it reminds me too much of the old Windows days where every OEM would sell computers with their own customised versions of Windows, loaded up with their own software. Unfortunately the 5.5" Google Pixel (the one I want) seems to be perpetually out of stock. A big plus with Apple is that they just don't let this happen, you always get stock iOS on an iPhone.

throwaway7645 10y ago

Loved my Lumia 920...had it for quite awhile