My only gripe, and I just noticed this, is the top speaker is louder than the bottom. Maybe it's like that for most front facing speakers, but I've never had a phone with them.
Sent from my Nexus 6P
How did you hold your other phones, with single, back-facing speaker? I'm wondering if it's not just more a case of not being used to sound coming from that side.
With my Note 4, I always put the top to the left when I rotated the device, so the speaker was always on the back right and I'd do the cup trick to bring the sound around to the front, obviously, this'll make the right side a bit more sound heavy.
Whereas, with the stereo front-facing speakers on the 6P, the sound comes out of both speakers in stereo fashion (where available), so I'm wondering if the left (top) one really is a little louder, or my ears are just so used to sound coming from one speaker on the right side.
Because, I was playing Asphalt 8 the other day and one of the loading sounds is a car zooming from one side to the other. I clearly heard it slide across my "field of hearing" and the volume didn't seem to change at all. Ie, if it was going from right to left, it didn't get louder when it got to the left.
Either way, I'm loving the stereo speakers on the front of the device. I really am wondering if it's just my ears playing tricks on me. I guess the only way to really find out would be to get ahold of another device with dual front-facing, stereo speakers and test them, one after another.
There are times when I forget I don't have headphones on though. And that's cool.
