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Nexus 6P official ordering thread!

Ordered my Frosty 128GB 6P today (only color showing in stock) with a shipping estimate of 11/12. Hopefully that holds true. Jumping from a Turbo (which I actually like quite a bit), and hoping for two things: 1. Battery life doesn't disappoint 2. Redemption from my horrid Galaxy Nexus experience.
 
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128 Graphite model via Project fi :), I have to admit this is the first non samsung phone i will own even since before smart phones even existed. (with the exception of a few terrible LG phones)

okay, bear with me guys 'n gals.

I have always had Samsung Galaxy phones, the 'S' and two S5s here now...

I am feeling the itch to get a real Android w/o Verizon's crapware ruining the experience...

My question is: Will the SIM in my Verizon S5 phone work in a Nexus 6P ?
I'm concerned about the radio in the Nexus 6P covering all of the Verizon bands. I'm brand new to this arena...
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2 ea. Verizon Galaxy S5, 1 ea. HTC One M9, 1 ea. VZW MiFi
 
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HELP!! Ok, i had posted that my 32gb graphite wasn't shipping til dec 10th-14th. I checked Google store and now there is a 128gb graphite in stock that will ship in Nov. Any words of wisdom on why i should buy the larger storage. In convincing myself (not too hard to do mind you, lol) i feel like people tend to keep Nexus phones alot longer than other Android phones due to the support they receive. True or false? Also, i just think it'll give me greater flexibility to choose what I want to store in a cloud or on the phone. This will also be my first phone without an SD card.

UPDATE: No help needed. I took the plunge, cancelled the original order, and with the help of the project fi folks, ordered a 128gb aluminum 6p. Should have gotten the larger one from the get go. Also, their customer service is very good.
 
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okay, bear with me guys 'n gals.
My question is: Will the SIM in my Verizon S5 phone work in a Nexus 6P ?
I'm concerned about the radio in the Nexus 6P covering all of the Verizon bands. I'm brand new to this arena...
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2 ea. Verizon Galaxy S5, 1 ea. HTC One M9, 1 ea. VZW MiFi

The 5X and 6P support all US GSM bands minus band 12 (T-Mo) but that is coming soon. Or now if you're willing to flash the radio yourself using a file floating around the XDA forums... So pop in a sim and you're gtg

HELP!! Ok, i had posted that my 32gb graphite wasn't shipping til dec 10th-14th. I checked Google store and now there is a 128gb graphite in stock that will ship in Nov. Any words of wisdom on why i should buy the larger storage. In convincing myself (not too hard to do mind you, lol) i feel like people tend to keep Nexus phones alot longer than other Android phones due to the support they receive. True or false? Also, i just think it'll give me greater flexibility to choose what I want to store in a cloud or on the phone. This will also be my first phone without an SD card.

UPDATE: No help needed. I took the plunge, cancelled the original order, and with the help of the project fi folks, ordered a 128gb aluminum 6p. Should have gotten the larger one from the get go. Also, their customer service is very good.

Nice upgrade! Well with 4k video and the large games / emus / apps that you'll undoubtedly want to load up on your new phone to test its muscle, you can't go wrong with 128GB. Especially since there's no mSD card slot...

I got the same but in graphite. Although I made trade for bare aluminum if the finish ends up flaking off prematurely...
 
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Nice upgrade! Well with 4k video and the large games / emus / apps that you'll undoubtedly want to load up on your new phone to test its muscle, you can't go wrong with 128GB. Especially since there's no mSD card slot...

I got the same but in graphite. Although I made trade for bare aluminum if the finish ends up flaking off prematurely...
DUDE!! Your advice was awesome. Not only did i get a larger model, the dang phone is being delivered today!! I actually wanted the Graphite but i use a cover all the time, so it really won't matter. Thanks for the help.
 
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Got mine 30th Oct FIRST! Pre-ordered Black frostAluminum 32GB , arrived October 30th free Huawei Tab (first 1000 order Uk Only) to follow still waiting . Also various covers now on sale on Ebay lots to choose from

Just got my free Huawei Media Pad as I was one of the first 1000 people to grab the Nexus 6P and they threw in a back cover also not bad for a brilliant phone
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okay, bear with me guys 'n gals.

I have always had Samsung Galaxy phones, the 'S' and two S5s here now...

I am feeling the itch to get a real Android w/o Verizon's crapware ruining the experience...

My question is: Will the SIM in my Verizon S5 phone work in a Nexus 6P ?
I'm concerned about the radio in the Nexus 6P covering all of the Verizon bands. I'm brand new to this arena...
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2 ea. Verizon Galaxy S5, 1 ea. HTC One M9, 1 ea. VZW MiFi

Yes, the nexus will work with any sim card, it is unlocked meaning it works with all the CDMA bands and GSM bands.
 
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I have Metro PCS, & what i did was carefully cut my sim card to the correct size of a Nano size. popped it in & it works like a charm. between work & night school just dont have time to go & pick one up. it is working though...

2/1/16 - well I thought it would work but it didn't. I went to my local m-pcs & picked one up, for $40 for the set up. But its cool.
 
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Yup, looks like I'm going to be joining you folks. Not paying for Pixel XL and want a big phone. Had been considering the OnePlus 3, but just saw that Amazon and Newegg has the 64GB model of the Nexus 6p for $499. I guess being able to stay Nexus for a couple of more years is worth something to me.
 
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