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Zylam
(Posts: 345; Member since: 20 Oct 2010)
Battery seems disappointing.
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vincelongman
(Posts: 3181; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
I'm waiting for Anandtech's review and real world usage
PA's test shows the 5X on par with the 6P, G4 and M9, but worse than the S6 and 6S
Ars' web browsing test shows the 5X is better than the S6, but worse than the 6P, G4 and 6S
Ars' WebGL (more intensive) test shows the 5X is better than the G4, but worse than the S6, 6P and 6S
I think I'm skipping this cycle
I'll wait for next year's flagships, Android N, iOS 10 and Windows 10 Mobile
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Zylam
(Posts: 345; Member since: 20 Oct 2010)
I just want the new Lumias, MS killed it with them but the price outside of the US is ridiculous. I have a feeling the Snapdragon is whats causing battery inconsistencies between the review sites. Who know what the heat dispersion does between different tasks and such. But it's ridiculous how the 6S has a 17xx battery whole the 5X has a 27xx one and yet still doesn't last as well despite running the 808 and and Android M. A 1080p vs 750p screen can't cause such a huge difference.
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donrox
(Posts: 58; Member since: 18 Jul 2014)
Hurry up with the review!
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Jango
(Posts: 152; Member since: 24 Oct 2014)
Dang right! I'm dyin' here. Need to know if I should cancel my pre-order and wait for the next cycle too.
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medtxa
(Posts: 943; Member since: 02 Jun 2014)
just cancel it..why people still want a phone with sd810 when the sd820 is soon enough?.
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stijnvbml
(Posts: 11; Member since: 20 Feb 2013)
It is so expensive in the Netherlands. The 16GB version is as expensive as a G4 or S6. Th 32 GB version is even more expensive. So yeah, that is pretty bad.
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roldefol
(Posts: 3798; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
What stores in the US will be carrying the 5X (and 6P)? I haven't come across any yet, and I'd like an actual hands-on before I buy anything.
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Martin_Cooper
(Posts: 1232; Member since: 30 Jul 2013)
Piece of crap in Europe when compared to much cheaper LG G4 and same priced S6 edge. Honestly this phone is value for money ONLY AND ONLY in USA.
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roldefol
(Posts: 3798; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
And even then, it falls apart next to the more value-packed and only slightly larger Moto X Pure/Style.
Now, if they were to double the storage capacities, maybe they'd have something.
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downphoenix
(Posts: 2903; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
I concur. I would totally spend the extra $20 on the Pure over getting the Nexus. Larger screen, higher rez, front flash camera and customizeable.
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