Nexus 6 or Note 4

[luddite]

Just realised that there's another factor to consider, Nexus 6 uses a nano sim whereas the Note 4 uses a micro sim.
My existing sims are micro so I'd need a nano sim.

 

[Jonny Kansas]

Just realised that there's another factor to consider, Nexus 6 uses a nano sim whereas the Note 4 uses a micro sim.
My existing sims are micro so I'd need a nano sim.

There's a guide online for cutting if that's the case. (I forget which one is smaller, but I think it's the micro)

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[luddite]

The nano is the smaller.
Looking at the pictures online the micro won't cut down. It's a completely different thing.

 

[Jonny Kansas]

This was shared in another thread a little while ago.

Convert a Micro-SIM Card to Fit the Nano-SIM Slot…:
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[luddite]

Cheers JK, I think I'm going to ask my provider for a nano sim and go for the Nexus 6.
That 6 inch screen is calling to me.

 

[Jonny Kansas]

Cheers JK, I think I'm going to ask my provider for a nano sim and go for the Nexus 6.
That 6 inch screen is calling to me.

Congrats! Hope it serves you well.

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[Vlad1019]

Nexus 6 Specs

• 5.96-inch 2560 x 1440 Quad-HD Display
• 2.7 GHz Quad-Core Snapdragon 805 processor with 3GB of RAM
• 32GB/64GB internal storage
• Android 5.0 Lollipop (64-bit support)
• 13 Megapixel camera with OIS, 2 MP front camera (4k video capture)
• Dual Ring Flash similar to Moto X
• Dual Front-facing speakers
• Aluminum frame around device like the new Moto X 2014
• 3,220 mAh battery

Galaxy Note 2 Specs

• 5.5-inch 1280 x 720p HD Display
• 1.6 GHz Samsung Exynos Quad-core with 2GB of RAM
• 16/32GB storage and micro-SD support
• Android 4.4.2 KitKat (Probably won’t see Android 5.0)
• 8 Megapixel rear and 1.9 front cameras
• S-Pen stylus for content creation
• 3100 mAh battery
• Good choice going with nexus 6

 

[Rognish]

The nano is the smaller.
Looking at the pictures online the micro won't cut down. It's a completely different thing.

It's a no issue, if you are on verizon you can order a new sim card or go into a corp store and get on for free. the biggest issue is the cost imo, if you can swing $700 for a phone out of contract.

 

[Caesars]

The bug that reboots the nexus 6 when you enter the pin code is VERY annoying.

 

[Gramesmith]

In my opinion, both phones are very similar in specification, so a lot will rest on how much Google decides to charge for each version of the Nexus 6 before we can begin to call it either way. I am already very impressed with the Galaxy Note 4, but if the Nexus 6 can carry all the new Moto X's great features over to a larger, more powerful handset, then we suspect the Nexus 6 may inch in front of the Note 4 to become our new favorite phablet.

 

[luddite]

Well I did it this morning, I had a play with both in the store and I'm now the proud owner of....










A Note 4.

The lack of external memory was the fly in the ointment for me.

Sent from my new Note 4

 

[bkdodger]

Congrats on the Note 4..

Tap'd by Big 6

 

[Jonny Kansas]

Well I did it this morning, I had a play with both in the store and I'm now the proud owner of....










A Note 4.

The lack of external memory was the fly in the ointment for me.

Sent from my new Note 4

As many of us said previously, I don't think you'd be disappointed either way, but I'm sure you'll be more than pleased with your decision! Congrats!

 

[luddite]

I went and did it....



I am now the proud owner of a Nexus 6

It performs exactly like the 5 which I traded in.

Why? The screen is bigger and the memory, at 32gb, is twice the size.

Also the sound with dual forward facing speakers is much better.

 

[grenefroggie]

I want one bad. I just don't have the $$ to pay for the device. My N5 and Moto X will have to do for now.