It's a damn shame, too... the original nexus 7 was a great form factor and a great looking device. As soon as an OS update came out it destroyed it. I thought t

It's a damn shame, too... the original nexus 7 was a great form factor and a great looking device. As soon as an OS update came out it destroyed it. I thought that was what destroyed it and had no idea that the emmc was also a problem until much later. I also loved my nexus 5... until it got stuck in a bootloop. It was a week or two out of warranty but Google replaced it for me anyway... only for the replacement to start bootlooping as well. Which is another damn shame, because the Nexus 5 (not P) remains my favorite looking phone ever. Nothing even comes close aesthetics wise. It was at that point though that I completely swore off Google hardware and given their track record since, that was probably a good choice. Maybe not every device, but enough that, along with just how unreliable Google has since been as a company on the software side, has basically killed any enthusiasm for Google. Enough so that I doubt I'll buy another Android phone, unless Apple does something remarkably stupid, and I'm not even sure what that might look like.