Nexus 6p False Advertising - Teardown - Repair Video
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I'll be honest here, Initially, I was not your greatest fan for bending the Nexus 6p. This tear down video could have been out a little earlier to justify the bending videos (you did it twice to prove your point and I really appreciate that).
Since that video was out, I started watching every single video of yours too see what kind of a channel you are trying to showcase - and I won't deny it - you have honestly changed my perspective about blindly trusting brand and their advertising statements.
Jerry, thank you for doing what you do. You will get haters (who doesn't?), but I completely understand what you are trying to show to the audience here and it takes a lot of money, time, patience and what not to do what you are doing. Hats off man... Thank you for removing that blindfold for me.
+Ankur Gugar Exact same situation. What irritates me is that he is getting a lot of non justificated hate even when he is explaining and trying to get a comprensive point of view of why the phone bended / is not as good as it was believed to be, all this while being extremely polite and informative.
+ant123ps3 I completely agree with your point. He has stayed calm and tried to justify his point and truth be told no one else would have put in so much effort to prove their point as much as +Jerry did.
Me too .
+Ankur Gugar agree 100%...other youtubers tried to bent this phone too, but without any effort, I saw one who tried to bend the phone with 2 fingers each side, and claiming that "the phone what jerry used it may be a prototype, or he already know where to bend the phone... because I didn't saw the huawei logo on the back(what an another youtuber said) " what was completely visible on it's back... Or other youtubers need to hit the gym a little bit, or their trying to defend their "best smartphone of 2015" for no matter what against real life facts
Richard Rusinaru "They need to hit the gym" - ahahahahaha thats damn funny. But yah on a serious note, I have seen those videos too and I agree with what you said, it's just been hard for all the fans to digest the fact that a perfect company like Google, may not always be perfect.
On specs pages, GSMArena oughta start saying "Non-removable battery (unless you are JerryRigEverything)".
+Ian Hoswell lol. That would be awesome if they did.
+Ian Hoswell lol. That would be awesome if they did.
mannn ua lucky he replied to u twice😂😂😂
Ian Hoswell lmfao I kno right
+Andrea Mitchell Because they made the phone, although this does not make them responisble
3:30 "Gonna pop off that connector"
*connector flies away*
What part of "POP" nvm
Iddra well the connector did pop off. Lol
It was a BGC's Tanisha "Pop off"
Iddra b
Connector stay popping
Yes I can rap
And no I'm not from Crompton
All false advertising is forgiven since the audio jack has a little hat.
+Adam Mckeithan Best comment yet.
A roman catholic might digress.
Adam Mckeithan whenever he said "little hat" I just bursted out laughing for no reason
Classy....
Adam Mckeithan "hats" off to Huawei
I think people cut Google a lot of slack while pinning it all on Huawei. They were involved in making the phone too!
+Fade Away I agree 100%. Google should have quality controlled a *lot* better.
+JerryRigEverything Yeah in terms of repairability this is a disappointment of a phone.
+JerryRigEverything It would be nice, that google itself would desing the entire phone from scratch, not basing toward other "meh" companies
+Richard Rusinaru We are seeing them do more and more hardware, hopefully in a year or two they'll release their own android phone. but it's hard because they are pressured by android manufacturers who are already worried about competing with each other they don't want to compete with google.
+Rui Medina (sorry for the poor english) I agree.. But why would google ask Huawei for the phones mass production... A question .. Google desinged the phone or huawei did?... Huawei s a decent company, but why google wouldn't ask samsung, sony,or htc again to make the Nexus phone, why this almost noname chinese small company?
I hate false advertising...
I love them. So misleading and controversial.... Said no one.
Its like saying, i hate cancer... No shit
Me too... They crossed the line with the nexus 6PEE!!
+David Lawman Well a lot of their advertising was honestly not the reason I bought the phone. I bought it for say stock android, front facing speakers, the metal exterior build etc.
HERO True, but I bet it still disappoints you once you know the truth.
***** Not really since you know, doesn't have any real change on how I use the phone.
This is actually a great teardown. I got my Nexus 6P a few months back, but your videos made me invest in some extra protection for it. Keep up the good work!
+YoshiTroid Heck ya! smart move. Glad I could help out. It seems to be an awesome phone from a software level.
What a shame the 6p is so fragile, is a really good looking phone.
this video and his other 2 are not representative of normal use
He didn't do anything extra to this phone. Why did the other phones survive and this didn't? He even showed WHY it cracked. Being a fanboy must be a colorful world I guess.
Kirina Yuuki oh trust me, it is.
Have had mine for over 2 years at this point. Still structurally sound and without any physical damage. I don't use a case, just a dbrand skin and have dropped it multiple times onto hard surfaces. His video does not represent normal use.
@@chakdefiji that may be so, but many other phones have passed his durability test and while the test doesn't represent normal use it still provides a solid idea of how well made a phone is and that's what the test is ultimately for.
I'm glad you exposed this phone. Hopefully the 2016 model is structurally better, properly advertised, and less misleading.
+4g63mark This is why he does it thankfully.
+4g63mark hopefully, the fanboys also shut the fk up - owner of a nexus 4
+Cristian Farapon They amuse me, therefore I don't mind them.
+4g63mark LOL this guy is most likely paid by Apple yet despite his tremendous effort to disgrace Nexus, people are still buying and it's right there on top with the latest phones. It's not the perfect phone but calling it a joke was pathetic.
John Chaser Structurally weak? Have you used it? Because I have and haven't had any with these issues. Stop being a mindless robot, dude.
For removing glass, I recommend using an Xacto chisel. More surface area means the prying pressure is more evenly dispersed and thus a much lower chance of shattering the glass. Also. I *always* unplug the battery first when disassembling a phone/tablet. Even though the device is off, there's still current traveling through the parts.
I have had this phone for almost two years now and used to really like it. It 'was' fast and it 'did' have a good battery life; now I am needing to replace my battery and my phone is much slower than it used to be. I am a fan of this phone and honestly, after using an iPhone for many years before my first android, I was hesitant, but now I absolutely love it and cant stand iOS.
I spent some time working part time in a mobile repair store and got to know the guys working their. The one time we got a customer bringing this phone into the shop, it was a pain in the ass to repair. That said, almost all new phones are. Breaking the glass cover at the top is not a huge deal, buy a new one and replace it. (Honestly, buy an extra just in case if you are planning to repair your phone because the chances of it not breaking are very slim.)
To all those hesitant about this phone and the 'false advertising' about the "full metal body"; this is a trick done by every company out there and to be honest, the average consumer (which is probably 90% of the viewers watching this) don't ever even notice the fact that they misdirected. Honestly, I kind of liked the plastic bits on the back, they add some texture. Different perspectives come in everything and the only reason this video is portraying it in a bad light is just due to the fact that Google/Huawei "false advertised" it.
Otherwise great video, really informative and entertaining to!
This video should have reached over a million views. Thanks for the information, excellent video.
I've had the phone for almost 3 months and it's the best thing on earth. It hasn't bent, no glass has cracked, and no buttons have deformed. Everything has its flaws but I have yet to experience one on this phone. It's fast, smooth, and beautiful.
yup I love it too plus I got my Google nexus case with micro fiber back today!!!!
+Taskin Forkan Nobody said you shouldn't like your phone but facts are facts about the plastic build and dove tails. Google and Huawai need to be called out.
+Billy Bob Jimmy Joe Dude killer user name!! cool. Peace
Every new phone you buy will be the best ever if you update premium phones, that is the way tech works! I am sure if you buy the Samsung S7 with a CPU that will kill the 6p's that will be the best ever. The problem is that consumers are now seeing there is a reason why this is cheaper than the iPhone, it has structural faults, plastic instead of aluminium, softer metal, slower storage and RAM, etc. That will kill its second hand price especially for anyone who is worried about how the 810 will effect the phone in the long term (even with the drastic throttling). I would buy the Nexus 6 at nearly half the price of this, as I am not a camera buff, but the fingerprint scanner would be a loss. For most tasks the older nexus 6 is fine and it has proved to be very reliable and has updated well to Marshmallow.
+TheAE35Unit What his facts. Jerry isn't and shouldn't be more trustworthy than Google or Huawei especially with his pathetic title used on the original video.
mix all the parts of the phone and make a ultimate phone
9996262671 views that’s not possible
Eric He ?
AusDaes everything is possible
Lol.
he means like switching colors and things
Those screws are stronger than you think. I forgot 2 of them at the bottom and was wondering why i couldn't pry the display off. I was giving it a lot of force with taking care not to bend and break the display or glass. Also, back camera glass comes off fairly easy with A LOT of heat from a hair dryer and an exacto blade. Work the point between glass and aluminum and start prying up while simultaneously pushed more blade surface under the glass. The more blade surface pushing the glass up will decrease chances of breaking.
if you got a third nexus, why not bend this one too? i'd love to see round three
aale zehra he used this for the tare down, making it more fragile when he fixed it back (adhesive is gone), therefore it won't be a fair test; something he is very insistent on.
or maybe he wanna use it ^^
HAWXLEADER no he uses a Samsung Galaxy S8
Thanks for making these awesome tear down videos! They are super through and very helpful to all of us that try to do our own DIY phone repairs. Keep it up!
3:29.. dang it went flying haha.
First thank you so much for this helpful video.
I cracked today accidentally the display of my 7 days old 6P. The glass front is ok, but the amoled display has a few cracks and is totally white and bluish. So I decided to repair it on my own.
As I saw on the video the main problem is to save the black glass bar of the camera and the plastic bar on the bottom while replacing them. I removed them successfully without any problems. I used a self made tool of an shaver blade and enough heat :). I ordered the screen with the frame because it's only 10$ more and it is a lot easier to change the whole frame.
Just going back and watching these old videos, so happy to see how much Zack's channel has grown. He's become even more savage. And his work is now seriously noticed by everyone. Legend! 👏👍
Agree it's sham that it's not a full metal design. However for how thin and fragile it seems, it tears down and holds up really well. I think overall it's a good design. The only thing I really don't like is the strong glue holding the battery down.
My 6p hasn't had any issues so far. Works like a dream. Loving it !
As always - top notch video. You do the best teardowns on YT!
+Epic Tutorials for iPhone, iPad, and iOS Also - good work pulling up Google on their misleading advertising.
i suspect the metal/plastic is for antenna signal as many all metal phones have had problems with signal loss, it's hardly a deal breaker
+Dan notsaying He said he didnt fault the design as much as the advertising
that's true... the metal and the aluminium are stopping the signal... I'm a Chief Technology Officer at a company that's making smartphone solution and we are using aluminium faraday cage to make directional antenna for the radio signals which include the bluetooth, wifi and the mobile network signal. So maybe this is the reason Hwauei made the plastic and glass parts of the back of the 6p... just to prevent the signal lost of the radio signals inside
Almost 2 years later and my phone is 100% intact. I've dropped it many many times and the screen has never cracked. So the frame held up perfectly. Only issue is that the battery has started to fade. Replacements are ~$25AUD. My favourite feature is the fingerprint scanner location. Whoever thought of putting it there deserves a medal.
thanks for great video! all those folks thinking they have "all aluminum" phones. I appreciated your calling them on their false advertising practice which unless teardown is done, nobody would have known.
keep up the good work!
+MrSavedby Grace No problem! Thank you for watching!
Jerry Rig, I say you have a 100/100 chance of getting the top visor glass off in one piece if you do it right. You just need to heat the glass up hot, then use a razor blade and apply it to the right side of the visor and gently work your way in. In that way, I never broke a single visor and I repaired 5 Nexus 6p so far. Actually, the Nexus 6p is a really easy phone to repair once you learn its trick. I also can take the back off very easily without damaging the plastic that goes around the phone. I just insert a sim card removing tool into a bottom screw hole to open a gap to pry open the phone's frame from the back. Now, I can open up a Nexus 6p really easily.
So afterall, this phone is a hype job. Great video, Jerry. Nexus 6p fan boys will be pissed off again, lol.
Damn! I just bought the Nexus 6P and will probably keep it despite this news. Sucks to hear though!
+Robert Simmons you will be fine
I think the various drop videos show this to be a sturdy phone. I agree though that this was deceptive by both Google and Huawei. I love my Nexus 6 P although I don't trust that it's as adorable out of a case as my Note 4.
It's not and if you believe this idiot than you need help.
+Robert Simmons the youtuber everythingapplepro made one comparing against the 6s plus
Your videos remind me of my old days when I had a shop where I used to repair phones! Back in those days about five to seven years ago we didn't have that much Androids and IPhones in India! All we had were old Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Samsung flip phones!
I've had this phone since release and have used it hard every day. After 2 years of hard use, my 6P is tired, but it survived. I've dropped it many times, frozen it a few times, and once kicked it skidding across the road. It is still usable, just slow and the battery is tired.
My favourite phone ever, hopefully my NIB Pixel is anywhere near as good.
"Like a little Lego" is like the new "Happy trees" for me.
full metal aluminum plastic hybrid design 😂😂😂😂
+Wow
Paluminum
+TheAE35Unit Or plaluminum
+Wow As long as my hand touches aluminum when I pick the phone up I'm okay.
+HERO Then stay away from the top and bottom or you might be repulsed by disgust.
TheAE35Unit Well your hands do usually rest on the metal part.
I still love the phone, slap a case on there and the metalling doesn't even matter. the speed and battery are both pretty good, then again. I've only had a plastic backing phone before this one
I 've been watghing your video for a long time, but this is this the first time I use one of your video to actually do something with it!
I just replaced my nexus 6P battery by watching this video! I didn't crack the glass, I started lifting it from the right corner. ;-) Thank you Zack!!! ;-)
Phones today would really benefit from that awesome camera design. I love that, it looked so cool
I have a Graphite Nexus 6P, built early November. While I agree that this phone is structurally weak, it does not stop me from loving the phone. It is easily the best phone I have ever had and used.
thanks for your video, I just took my 6P apart. It stopped charging about 2 weeks ago and rather than buy a new phone (which I can't afford right now) I'll gladly spend the $40 for a new USB-C port daughterboard, and battery. Thanks again, cheers from Canada!
I have the nexus 6p., it's a good phone but my plastic strip around the screen has shaped off on some edges of the screen
adem Yeah mine too. it's so annoying.
Mine too.. I scrubbed off majority of it with my nail tho.. lol
Same here its been flaking off and its annoying , when i took it to repair the battery they told me it has alot of damage when it barley has a scratch , and i ve been using it for 3 years
Whether you like it or not gotta say I am a huge fan of the design of the Nexus 6p. It appears to be very modular and relatively easy to repair. I no longer am using my Nexus 6p as a primary but, it was awesome only problem was that the graphite back scratched with fingernails which is kinda a bummer.
Honestly love my 6P. Best phone I've ever used.
+Lazar Yeah, although for some reason even with the official Huawei case on the phone I still got a dent in the back. The case has no damage?
ha
So the 6P is just a rather average phone compared to the rest of the smartphones out in the market...
Lazar Still using the Nexus 6P today
yes but mine bootlooped a couple of weeks ago and thanks to xda i've restored it with half the cores...Really disappointed about that :/
3:29 MY PEOPLE NEED ME!!!
+haloShAdOwSnIpE lol, so true.
JerryRigEverything xD
I have this phone since november 2015 (around 8 months) and didn't had any issue with it until yesterday. The screen is coming out of the aluminium case and because I didn't bought it directly from Google, it's a pain in the ass for the warranty. They claim it's my fault (even if I was really careful with it... never sat on it, didn't put it in any skinny jeans or dropped it from any height), and physical accident ain't covered by Huawei. The phone still looks like new outside of fact that the screen that is now coming out of the frames because of bad design flaws.
I really liked the Nexus 6P, but I can't stand behind a company that doesn't acknowledge the design flaws that the build have. On a side note Videotron didn't even want to replace it with the same model or any recent one as they don't have it in stock. The best they could offer me are refurbished LG G4 (somewhat older technology hardware than the Nexus 6p).
Will definitely be coming to jerry's channel if I ever need to buy a new phone!
thanks just changed my battery because it was getting a little old, works like new! couldnt have done it without your help
Thankfully all connections were designed by the folks at Lego!
I wish you had gone a little further with the tear down though; I was looking to see how the side switches get removed and replaced. Thanks though, I appreciate how concise your videos are.
Easy way to push the unibody/screen apart is pushing hard on the fingerprint reader. No bending/scraping
The 6P is an excellent phone. However, and I keep saying this time and time again, that in order for it to be priced so competitively, Huawei had to have cut corners somewhere. The cut corners are the build quality. Yes it uses metal for the outside, but from experience I can say it's pretty cheap feeling metal. It's still a great phone, but I feel like a lot of reviewers make the mistake of saying something has a great build quality, simply because it uses metal.
+DrumNTech Very very valid. I believe 100% that its a good phone from a software perspective. Everyone who has used it seems to love it. But from a build perspective... it needs a lot of work. I'm going to use this matte gold phone for the next few weeks and try it out.
I prefer the gold one.
That plastic to aluminum joinery is just crazy. They either didn’t test it for durability or they didn’t care that it was so structurally unsound.
Good tear down but all aluminum phones have plastic in their frame open a iPhone 6, 6+, htc etc. It has to have plastic separating for the antennas to work properly.
'a funky rubber hat on for some reason' There's always some throw away thing you say that makes me smile along the way, thanks : )
I think the “All metal design" stated by them implies to when a regular consumer grabs the phone on the outside all they feel is metal. Whereas if they stated metal-plastic hybrid, people'll be asking, where's the plastic? I think it's about experiencing it as phone rather than what the phone is literally made of.
The ugliest camera lens glass thing abomination in the galaxy
"will smell like burnt skittles" i died.
Love my Nexus 6P. 1 year of day-to-day heavy use and it's still fast! The only complaint I have is that the battery only lasts about 3 hours of screen on time :/
Too bad I'll be switching to the iPhone 8 plus 😉😉
I really appreciated the bend test you did on the 6p to help inform buyers that this phone has a few design flaws and I'm not sure why you are getting so much hate... and I even own a 6p. All in all I just wanted to say thanks!!
+Mitchell Hill Hey thanks man. I appreciate it. There has been a lot of mad people... I guess people get emotionally attached to their phones for some reason. Thanks for watching!
One of the good thing about this phone is that the bottom board is actually separated from the main board, not like the 5X. So, IF something happens down there, you don't have to change the whole board, which is expensive as F.
+Abdul Aziz Amar I agree, the replaceable charging port is a positive aspect.
How would the antennas work sweetie? No point in putting the bottom and top panels in (made out of plastic and glass) if they are going to be made of aluminum underneath... the signal needs to go through somewhere.
+William Patton I understand sweetie. The iPhones, have plastic integrated into the frame as well. But hey dont screw things into it structurally.
+JerryRigEverything the plastic to metal screws don't have anything to do with the volume button weak spot though, right?
William Patton Ya, they both are consistent with that.
+JerryRigEverything if you are interested, I have a nexus 6P in gold that when held up to a light and looked at from a narrow angle, you can see a tiny bump at the volume and power buttons, and a slight curve, but the other side is razor thin. I would imagine that the volume button is the problem causer here, and that once the volume button fails the midframe starts to separate from the plastic. I still love this phone but shame on Google
I totally agree. that 'krinkle' near the power button has happened to a lot of people. The reddit forums were complaining about it as well. It seems to be a decent phone other than the build quality though!
your voice is so soothing and its so good to listen to!!!! lol so glad I got the s7 instead of the 6p!!!
love this phone anyway. it could carrie some plastic or whatever, but Samsung and HTC for premium that they make then still run really hot when using GPS or heavy stuff.
There's something different about your videos. Love them a lot
+Aekantik Dalal Thank you!
Really glad to see you didn't buy a third 6P only to bend it in half like the others 👍
Ive had mine for 2 years., best Phone I've ever used.
Mine has not bent or dented at all.
There are some small marks on it from the hard rubber case I had it in the whole time.
I need to replace the battery now though so it may not pull through the amateur surgery I am about to perform...........
"All aluminum design" was probably a reference to the appearance. I'd rather have this than a fake plastic leather battery cover on my note 4. They did indeed mislead the world. Something to consider. Thanks for doing this.
Good Video .. figured my 6P build isn't all aluminum metal frame.. not surprised ..
the gold one is the best colour.
what do u do with these phones after ur test's?
n yeah I love ur work keep it up!!!
Great video! I wonder how Google gets away with advertizing as "all metal" when in reality it's not? That's kind of sorry of them I think. Thanks for the top notch work, keep them coming.
Was gonna buy the 6p 128gb this Thursday, still buying the 6p 128gb this Thursday !
Best Phone of 2016! My next buy, definetely...
You deserve way more subscribers !
Why am i getting this as my recommended video after 3 years😐
Prove me wrong, but isnt a all metal design just saying that the outside deisgn is all metal, whilst a metal unibody says the entire frame is metal?
then it'd just be all metal body design
nah man you probably wanna watch the s7 or note 7 teardown
While trying to clean dust out of the top speaker grille of my Nexus 6P, I realized that some parts of it are free-floating, while others are held in place by the speaker itself. The same is true with the bottom grille.
I don't see an issue with such a small percentage of the whole phone being plastic. If the WHOLE body of the phone was metal the signal reception would be absolutely terrible and end users would moan that they didn't have good signal strength. I for one don't feel lied to by the manufacturer and I never intend to see the inside of my device anyway. Its not false advertising its using the best wording to describe the product.
+Eddie Ambler
Well just call it a plastic/aluminum hybrid body. Paluminum
I'm going to be waiting for the new Nexus, I currently have the nexus 6.... hoping it is worth the wait
Thanks Jerry for making such interesting videos. You're a good with smart phones
loving the content your pushing out !
Perhaps allowing the lens to cool slightly will prevent cracking?
+Cheong Ziyong Maybe.... I did put it through some pretty hefty heating and cooling cycles though: ua-cam.com/video/5IRQlzrgvAE/v-deo.html
I'm using a 6p at the moment, and nothing wrong is going on with it, those extreme tests on durability has a small percentage of happening if the owner is a little bit careful !
Great video!!! Where is the wifi antenna?
even though they may have lied. i still love this design of the 6p and would love to own one.
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I've had this a while now. I'm in the building trade and it's holding up fine. I've started to get a few faults though. Calls ring once and go to answerphone. This seems to be a growing fault from looking at forums. I'm happy with it, but it's not as good as my LG G2 I had before.
your camera lens replacement link is down
I understand that they have to cut corners somewhere. Even not being as solid as it was believed to be it is still a pretty good phone for 499 $. What´s f****d up is that this thing cost 650€ in Europe. To put that in perspective, that´s like 705,35 $. After this video i am seriously considering not buying the phone untill it goes on sale or something.
... Even costs more in romania
+Richard Rusinaru Damm, even more? that sucks... Google did a serious mistake with prices outside the US.
+ant123ps3 yepp... It costs about 3199 Rons, which is about 800 euros for the 64 gb variant, and 3499 rons (870 euro) for the 128gb variant
+ant123ps3 btw is within the galaxy s6 edge +'s price range... That phone is a bit overpriced too, but still better phone than the 6pee
Richard Rusinaru That´s way too expensive. Back when i bought my Nexus 4 there was no competition on it´s prince range, i wish it was the same case this days.
I like the gold one
Nice video! I enjoy watching thing like this! Keep doing this awesomes videos!
I loved my 6p and understood that "all metal body" was bs before I even bought it. I had the defective battery though and tried to get it replaced but got stuck in a loop between Google and Huawei
Mike B I bought mine just today second hand from someone they did not tell me the phone shuts itself off which means it requires battery replacement
What do you think I should do?
@@5786sagar unfortunately short of finding a place to replace the battery there's nothing that can be done , battery replacement usually runs 50 to 100 bucks depending on your location.
The aluminium colour looks the best for me.
Again: thank you for your reviews!
I give value to people like you, who work towards giving the truth to consumers.
+hitardo The aluminum does look good! And thank you!
6p fan boy here and I'll love this phone till the day i die
I also found the stock Android boring. So added Nova to skin it. It's great. It makes it much better.
Hmm so it seems like realigning the bottom plastic piece won't be too bad.
where are the microphones especially the bottom one?
thats certainly a guy that knows hes stuff that manhandle this Oled Nexus6p..
great vid and thx for making such a high-end-device doeable.
And people complained about the iPhone 6 Plus. It's not acceptable for a phone to bend in a pocket but this seems much more likely to do that
Waiting for all the nexus 6p fanboys coming in to defend it.
"BUT NOBODY WILL DO THIS TO THEIR FONEEEE".
no fucking shit captain, doesn't mean it can be built like crap.
Just because it feels premium does not mean that it's constructed properly. Did you see how he bend the phone due to its internal construction so easily? That's just a phone that "feels" premium, but is constructed really really badly.
***** Dude watch all of his videos. He uses the same amount of force on all of them. So far the only 2 phones that bend that easily are the 6p and the M9.
I'm all for great Nexuses, but saying that the 6p has a good build quality is a fucking disgrace.
Face it, if it was just a huawei phone and not a nexus, nobody, and i mean NOBODY would bat an eye in calling it out on its poor construction. But because it's a nexus that's why all the fanboys are all up in arms in protecting its name.
+Vu Viet Anh (RougeCrown) Haha you are an idiot. I have yet to hear of any bend gate issue like it bending in pockets unlike the iPhone 6. In fact like that this was over blow
Look in the description.
+Vu Viet Anh (RougeCrown) the. explain why others (in multiple languages might I add) have only been able to bend the phone far less than this guy?
is agree, the build quality isn't premium but still far above expectations and still the best Android phone out there.
You should do the tear down and durability test of Vivo v9
thank you for the video. I was originally gonna buy the nexus 6p but after you showed two bend tests and a teardown, I changed my mind. I hate false advertisements. I think I might either get the moto x pure or the nexus 5x. if you do have the time is it possible to do a test for the nexus 5x to see how good/bad it is so I can consider buying? thank you for the video and keep up with your hardwork
Hello, you should make a video for resistance of the HUAWEI MATE 8
After 3 years and 1 new battery my trusty 6p has given up on mobile data , it looks easy to replace m/board but it has served me well time for a new pocophone f2 when it comes out or a new google pixel 3 xl lite!!!.