No. I like Nexus phones running stock Android, or phones with good, cheap, solid hardware that can easily be rooted and made to run a custom ROM. The Fire Pho

No. I like Nexus phones running stock Android, or phones with good, cheap, solid hardware that can easily be rooted and made to run a custom ROM. The Fire Phone is neither; out of the box it's about as far away from the Nexus experience as it's possible to get, and even if it's easy to ROM it, the price they're charging makes that impractical. The Fire Phone will live and die by their ability to find a receptive audience for their weird features; I'm not in that group.