Only thing I don't like is, the size of the phone overall is as big as the iPhone 6 plus, as far as height.It's a good way to go,especially if you don't find yourself using many of the mfgs custom U/I tweaks/features.
I have to admit,I'm tempted,but,I'm good for now,both my keeper phones are still new to me (less than two months).
It's a bit on the big side,I'd have to get an up-close feel-in-hand before deciding/ordering.
I discovered recently that One Note identifies writing on the Note series, at least. I just haven't tried on a device that would use regular capacitive Stylus. That is one thing I would miss, moving away from the s-pen. The added functionalities that I have gotten used to for 3 years with the Note 2 and 3 combined, have really aided in my productivity. That said, I could go without multi-window on my phone, as well as pop-ups. As time went by, I realized how much I don't use that on my phone as compared to my tablets.
The biggest draw I have to the Nexus 6p is the microSD and potential project fi use. Even though it is in the early stages and the initial feedback wasn't great, I could eventually see it proving to be the best option for me.
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