LG Nexus 5
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- AnonD-190673
- 6Qq
- 17 Nov 2013
Any owner of this phone have WiFi issues? I read about some on the net
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- 2@v
- 17 Nov 2013
N5 will launch in India next week.
But the stocks are low. It will sell out within few hours.
Good luck buying N5 in India.
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- Anonymous
- n9v
- 17 Nov 2013
would ba a perfect phone if it had solid battery, with 2300 it's good and has good P/V ratio, but will not work for power users
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- AnonD-114814
- pp@
- 17 Nov 2013
AnonD-207142, 17 Nov 2013Hey guys, I'm considering this phone but since this phone's... moreeach service can replace the battery, and the battery is fixed does not mean it can not be replaced...
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- vG0
- 17 Nov 2013
can we buy rest of world version in US???
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- Burtalmighty
- nFr
- 17 Nov 2013
So many people complain that 16GB isn't enough for a smartphone these days, hence why some manufacturers add Micro SD slots to their devices. Giving the consumers the chance to bulk up from 16GB to 80GB. Granted that is a fantastic step up, but who needs 80GB on a phone? If you've got that much music, likelihood is you've had to get an iPod Classic just to hold it all. If you take that many photos, likelihood is you have a digital camera with an SD jammed in it. Apps? If you have loads of large apps, likelihood is they're either intensive games or powerful tools, and if they are important to you, you probably have a tablet to enrich them.
16GB is enough if you're an average user, you'll have your fair share of music you want to listen to, couple of albums let's say that you'll swap out when your mood changes. You'll have your selfies and other important photos, and you'll have the common apps you rely on.
For the more intensive user 32GB is there for you.
But Android users really ought to make use of Google Drive. You have 15GB of space you can freely use. There's a lot of talk about how Google seem to be 'forcing' people to use it. Well that's hardly the case, most people won't even need to. But it IS there and it IS a reliable service which natively integrates with the OS. If you sort it out properly, you wont even notice the fact it's not physically stored on the phone.
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- Anonymous
- v0q
- 17 Nov 2013
AnonD-207142, 17 Nov 2013Hey guys, I'm considering this phone but since this phone's... moreOf course it can be changed, but the problem is the original battery drains quickly as reviewed. If you're thinking to change the battery right after you purchased it, then it's more economical to find other alternative. One of my suggestion would be galaxy win and core, or Xperia sp. Nexus 4 by LG would do as well.
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- AnonD-207142
- tJu
- 17 Nov 2013
Hey guys, I'm considering this phone but since this phone's battery is not replaceable, what if the battery is worn-out someday? Can you change it?
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- nj$
- 17 Nov 2013
Had OTG?
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- tech4reak
- TSL
- 17 Nov 2013
Moy, 11 Nov 2013you're forget dude. Motorola was sold off more than a year ... moreyou certainly dont know it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_Mobility
Check this will you?
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- tech4reak
- TSL
- 17 Nov 2013
AnonD-205378, 11 Nov 2013Will the model launched in USA work in India? Please advice... moreYes I own a nexus 5 bought from the U.S and its perfectly working for me
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- tech4reak
- TSL
- 17 Nov 2013
AnonD-205267, 12 Nov 2013which would be better option among samsung galaxy note 2 ne... moreNexus 5 is better. Note2,G pro wont be getting further updates after 4.4(if not 4.4 atleast 4.3) will they?
Also the stock android is absolutely lag-free. I personally owned a note2 and its a real disaster for me because it used to lag so much even after the updates just because these Samsung people bloat it heavily
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- tech4reak
- TSL
- 17 Nov 2013
Kumar, 12 Nov 2013Hai...
Am planning to buy this n5 in India. Eagerly waitin... moreIf you are planning to get Go ahead.
*You get in both variants of 16gb/32gb.
*If there wasnt any difference between 4.2 and 4.4 probably 4.4 wouldn't have been released. So obviously there will be differences with so many integrations and improvements in battery life, UI etc,battery life too.
*There is no FM radio on this phone.
*The camera is excellent with OIS,HRD, etc..but since I own a 36MP professional camera I really dont bother about camera in the phone
*Its really fast compared to other devices. till now I havent experienced lags or whatsoever. Obviously Nexus 5 will be the first in line to get latest android OS updates.
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- tech4reak
- TSL
- 17 Nov 2013
AnonD-112939, 12 Nov 2013hi, can anyone tell me weather it has international warrant... moreThis phone doesnt carry International warranty
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- tech4reak
- TSL
- 17 Nov 2013
panoramix, 13 Nov 2013no sd card slot - game overNo SD card slot means Game Over??? Latest High end phones will be without a sd card slot which means welcome to the future generation of smart phones :P
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- tech4reak
- TSL
- 17 Nov 2013
kushal, 14 Nov 2013Somebody tell me can i use TATA indicom CDMA sim on this ph... moreCDMA sims are meant for CDMA phones better throw it and get a new sim(GSM)
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- Mr P
- Nm3
- 17 Nov 2013
This is no midranger. Not by a long shot. So if you are an Android fan, get off your tush and get this baby..
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- AnonD-204745
- KgQ
- 17 Nov 2013
AnonD-206161, 15 Nov 2013nice phone I have 1que. That in new jersy this phone is of ... moreBoth
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- AnonD-206939
- 39n
- 16 Nov 2013
AnonD-176491, 16 Nov 2013Please, tell me online store (in US) by which I can order i... moreYou can but price is 600 + usd. Tried to buy N4 this year in spring when a I visited US. T-Mobile and Sprit sold them for 600 + usd not at google play prices. If u have frends in the US ask them to buy one for you via google play.
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- AnonD-176491
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- 16 Nov 2013
Please, tell me online store (in US) by which I can order it.
play.google does not work in my country (Baku).