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Really good video of the Nexus 4 camera (From a Photographer background)

Outdoor shot:
For mobile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUSrkSmBSCI&feature=g-all-u
In HD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUSrkSmBSCI&hd=1
Indoor low light:
For mobile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DULEaQKPpWY&feature=relmfu
In HD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DULEaQKPpWY&hd=1

Impressive stuff, nice to hear a review from someone who knows his subject.

The quality of the camera seems very good! I imagined it would be much worse than that.
Now I am ready to finally buy the phone myself.
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finally someone using the camera who knows what they are talking about. Its hard for me to listen to people talk about camera quality when you arent sure they know what f stop is

Good stuff, thanks! Last year when the GNex had a 5 mill mp camera on it, the threads about it "only" being 5 got really really old!

Thanks for this.

alwaysbboy said:
The quality of the camera seems very good! I imagined it would be much worse than that.
Now I am ready to finally buy the phone myself.
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Same here, I can't wait

So, I've been thinking about getting the Nexus 4 for my wife as a replacement for Sony point-and-shoot (DSC-W90). How is this camera going to compare to that? I know its no DSLR, but if she's been happy with the point-and-shoot, will this be a sufficient replacement?
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ckevinwelch said:
So, I've been thinking about getting the Nexus 4 for my wife as a replacement for Sony point-and-shoot (DSC-W90). How is this camera going to compare to that? I know its no DSLR, but if she's been happy with the point-and-shoot, will this be a sufficient replacement?
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Nope. The optics in a standalone point and shoot are much bigger than what's in the Nexus 4 and will get more details and sharper and more options. It's no comparison.
Also, the DSC-W90 (and nearly all point and shoot cameras) have optical zoom, which almost no phone cameras have. Your current camera is much better than the Nexus 4 for photography.

ckevinwelch said:
So, I've been thinking about getting the Nexus 4 for my wife as a replacement for Sony point-and-shoot (DSC-W90). How is this camera going to compare to that? I know its no DSLR, but if she's been happy with the point-and-shoot, will this be a sufficient replacement?
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"Sufficient"? Maybe. Depends on what she does with the snaps. If she just wants to email a small to mid sized pic then I'm sure it would be fine. I cant remember the last time I used my camera and I've been plenty happy. I'd say the option of having a camera with you at all times trumps the rest!

Thanks that was impressive. However! I noticed that the links for the mobile ran a lot smoother than the regular links. Any idea why this was?

Thank you:thumbup:
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donec said:
Thanks that was impressive. However! I noticed that the links for the mobile ran a lot smoother than the regular links. Any idea why this was?
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360 vs 720p quality.
Btw, great videos to OP.

i have a HTC ONE but i prefer the nexus 4, am i crazy?

At first I thought the nexus 4 sucked, I don't know why, but now I use it the most
Once you calibrate the display, there are no negatives
Its hard to get dirty (HTC ones back white strips get dirty/stained)
Its as fast as the HTC one, HTC may be a fraction faster opening apps (transition/animation speeds in account)
I only listen to a select few songs, the other 1000 or so are on Google music if I ever want to listen to them
Its a fantastic display, corner edge viewing angles could be better, 1080p appears smoother and better reading in bed, but the display is too long, I prefer the wider but shorter nexus 4/optimus g. Better for browsing
The camera is really good, despite what people say, I took pictures with my s3, xperia s, HTC one xl, nexus 4, HTC one, its hard to differentiate between the phones. HTC one probably stomps in low light.
At first i thought the speaker sucked, admittedly not as loud and clear as the optimus g, its pretty good and loud, boomsound sounds epic, but its not loud, the optimus g is the loudest clearest speaker i have ever heard (just sayin) the lumia 620 has the loudest but its not very good
All the apps run better, even vs the google edition roms. Like Next browser, its silky smooth on the nexus 4 but jittery on the htc one :/
What can I say, I love this phone. And onscreen buttons are badass, makes the 4.7 inch display easier to use + feels faster then capacitive buttons

Calling the camera "really good" on the Nexus 4 really puts everything you say in question. The camera is the biggest failing of the Nexus 4.

I also thinks the camera is alright, I don't ask for crazy camera thou.
Its a Picture i look at a couplepr seconds and then Swype to the next. It's a phone
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About the camera, the picture clarity is better than my friends s3 when I compared after zooming to Max
However I prefer his s3 image quality for more natural colours in it
If you are speaking about speaker loudness, try xperia live with Walkman
And about this post, if u post it in nexus 4 forums, most people who have used or are using nexus 4 will say that its okay
If u post it in HTC one forums, most of them will say you are crazy
Its your choice to choose!
Sent from my nexus 4 themed as wp8

i also think the camera is ok, it is certainly better than the one that was on my Xperia S

Camera is fine.. It has more natural colors than Samsung s3 .
I'm so tired of hearing these crybabies complaining about a shtty camera.. Clearly you are not using it right!
I would say the s4 & One have a better camera . but they are newer & cost twice as much
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You guys who are complaining about N4 camera all the time, why dont you buy a phone with a good camera? And stop crying about it all the time...or are we in some kindergarden or something? Very annoing to read the same thing over and over again.

My Nexus 4 takes very decent quality photos. I couldn't be happier.. Wayy better than my X2-01's photos!

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You guys who are complaining about N4 camera all the time, why dont you buy a phone with a good camera? And stop crying about it all the time...or are we in some kindergarden or something? Very annoing to read the same thing over and over again.
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I think you're overreacting a bit. I haven't noticed anybody "crying" here. It's been merely one critical post. Everybody is entitled to his/her own opinion. You don't like it, ignore it. After all that's a discussion board and not a st. nexus temple. People don't have to worship every single part of the phone to use it.
Anyway my opinion is IF you really want a smartphone with top notch camera don't buy nexus. When I bought nexus I expected to get much worse cam to be honest, and I was positively surprised. You can really take some good pics with our camera.
And no offence towards OP but what's the purpose of such threads. I guess we already have at least one comparative topic like that.
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There's already a nexus4 Vs all other phones thread.
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.... st. nexus temple....
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Hahahahahahahahahaha =)
BTW camera is pretty awesome.
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same deal here my nexus just laughs at my htc one. you over heating fool look at my custom goodnees
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If necessary, please continue any further discussions HERE

Is the htc one worth the upgrade???

I currently have a iPhone 5 64gb, and thinking of upgrading to a htc one!.
Just wondering if its worth a upgrade?
I'm a music fan, so the boom sound speakers and beats audio appeal to me.
Thanks

Personally I prefer to have control over my phone and do whatever I want with it. Choice is simple
Mike

If I were you I would definitely stick with the i5. Both devices are extremely nice and fast, and you even have the latest iPhone too. Maybe if you had the 4 I might consider switching. I would wait until the next generation One comes out (Two?) if you would like to switch to Android.

gibbo82 said:
I currently have a iPhone 5 64gb, and thinking of upgrading to a htc one!.
Just wondering if its worth a upgrade?
I'm a music fan, so the boom sound speakers and beats audio appeal to me.
Thanks
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No, it is not.
I mean, all you can do with it is Rom, install epic themes, mod the **** out of it...
Besides. It looks better than the iPhone. you don't need that, it would ruin your iPhone's ego.
Camera is 4mp... and takes pictres about 5x better than the iPhone 5.
Don't upgrade. Your iPhone will never forgive you.

yeah the iphone 5 is far better..in every aspect..if i were you id stick with it

Mihir1997 said:
No, it is not.
I mean, all you can do with it is Rom, install epic themes, mod the **** out of it...
Besides. It looks better than the iPhone. you don't need that, it would ruin your iPhone's ego.
Camera is 4mp... and takes pictres about 5x better than the iPhone 5.
Don't upgrade. Your iPhone will never forgive you.
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I don't no wether you are serious or joking!?. Lol.
Does the htc one really take better photo's than the iPhone 5??

hello00 said:
yeah the iphone 5 is far better..in every aspect..if i were you id stick with it
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Really?

gibbo82 said:
I currently have a iPhone 5 64gb.
Just wondering if its worth an upgrade?
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Don't listen to these guys. You have an i5. It's more than good enough for the avg person. (If you haven't understood that these guys are being sarcastic, they're being sarcastic.)
I would wait until the One+ (that's what I'm calling it) comes out, though. Snapdragon 800, Gorilla glass 3, and other spec improvements should arrive on the One+ . It's due sometime this year. Seriously, if you buy the M7 now, it will be unflagshipped by Fall-winter.
Don't buy another iPhone. It may have good battery life, but that's really the only field where iPhone beats M7. I have an i5 (work phone) and it feels bland, but it's functional.
Don't buy the One, wait for the One+. Or, if you're really patient, you might wanna wait for the M8, which is supposed to come out in 2014.

sauprankul said:
Don't listen to these guys. You have an i5. It's more than good enough for the avg person. (If you haven't understood that these guys are being sarcastic, they're being sarcastic.)
I would wait until the One+ (that's what I'm calling it) comes out, though. Snapdragon 800, Gorilla glass 3, and other spec improvements should arrive on the One+ . It's due sometime this year. Seriously, if you buy the M7 now, it will be unflagshipped by Fall-winter.
Don't buy another iPhone. It may have good battery life, but that's really the only field where iPhone beats M7. I have an i5 (work phone) and it feels bland, but it's functional.
Don't buy the One, wait for the One+. Or, if you're really patient, you might wanna wait for the M8, which is supposed to come out in 2014.
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One and one+(snapdragon 3) wont make a difference unless you are a heavy gaming guy...
In terms of speed i was satisfied with one x too... I used i phone4s before, for 1 month.... And the i4s and i5 aren't much different in functionality.... I didn't like the one button operation and limited features of that phone.... Even to dial a contact, i had no options to keep a widget for quick dialing.... I couldn't keep a widget to control my wifi, mobile data, sound profile, wi fi hotspot, bluetooth with a single touch..... Then i realized that iphone was kinda jail for me, and the jailbreak wont make a much difference....
Well, i would say... Long live HTC One... Its worth the upgrade.... See it to believe it...
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mathrania said:
One and one+(snapdragon 3) wont make a difference unless you are a heavy gaming guy...
In terms of speed i was satisfied with one x too...
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The Snapdragon 800 should allow for better image processing. Some reviews of the One pointed out that there were processing artifacts in pictures. The processor will help make the most of of the Ultrapixel camera.
I'm just saying, the i5 is not even a year old, why would you wanna upgrade, when you can wait for a few more months and get a better phone for the same price?

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The Snapdragon 800 should allow for better image processing. Some reviews of the One pointed out that there were processing artifacts in pictures. The processor will help make the most of of the Ultrapixel camera.
I'm just saying, the i5 is not even a year old, why would you wanna upgrade, when you can wait for a few more months and get a better phone for the same price?
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Well if you are looking at the prices, well definitely iphones have a better resale value than all of the htc's..... But i was just comparing the usability and features of both...
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mathrania said:
Well if you are looking at the prices, well definitely iphones have a better resale value than all of the htc's..... But i was just comparing the usability and features of both...
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Well, I was comparing the price of the One to the One+'s.
The iPhone 5S or 6 or w/e is out of the question. I thought I had made that clear.
OP - Don't get the iPhone, don't get the One, get the One+.

Off course, what about the extra possibilities you`ll gain and options to choose from compared to a locked down OS. I wouldn`t want a iPhone if they gave it for free tbh

Most people here are iPhone haters without any reason. HTC one won't be much upgrade from a iPhone 5 (speakers and low light canes performance on HTC one is better), both phones perform well. And if you don't care about modifying and themes, there is no reason to upgrade. Beats audio is just a software preset. So if your buying HTC one for beats audio, your already buying it for wrong reasons.
Everyone listens to music on phone. Both phones should have almost similar experience.
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In your case it's not iPhone vs HTC One.
It's iOS vs Android.
Do you like iOS? Are you satisfied?
If so don't go to Android.
If you want something more free to play with, without having Apple decide what is best for you then go to Android.
As devices they are both top notch.
You may get better pics in specific conditions with the iPhone and better with One under other conditions.
Battery is pretty good in One and it is super fast without any lag.
So for me it's not so much a matter of device vs device (that would be the case if you were thinking about a Galaxy for example), but operating system vs operating system.
If you are sure you want to leave iOS, iTunes and all that i-things then yes the One will feel nice.

gibbo82 said:
I don't no wether you are serious or joking!?. Lol.
Does the htc one really take better photo's than the iphone 5??
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For sure. The low light pics especially. Besides that, the sense camera has far nicer colour representation. oh, and you can use swype, swiftkey, or the beastly sense keyboard

Personally I wouldn't call it an upgrade, and I wouldn't upgrade if I was you. I actually think that unless you are wanting a move away from iOS then the i5 is more than good enough. I think it would be a "sidegrade"
Put it this way. If you get the One, you will have to root the hell out of it and install custom ROM's to fix both the non responsive back and home buttons and the proximity sensor issues.
Then there is the Camera. Personally I think the One takes better daylight pictures than other phones, but the low light capabilities let it down. The pictures without flash in half decent light at night, are great, but if you need to use the flash, you are out of luck. It won't focus properly and you'll be left with awful blurry out of focus pictures.
I don't know what it would take in a night club, but I wouldn't bet a great deal lol.
The Beats and the Speakers are awesome.
P.S. The snapdragon 800 would do nothing at all for this phone. The camera isn't good enough to need better processing, and the phone is already faster than it needs to be by a long long way.

I think I might just wait until the end of the year, and see what the new phones have to offer then. I'm not desperate for the upgrade just yet, but I'm for ever wanting the latest phones! Lol.
The only thing that puts me off the htc one is the 4mp camera, what on earth were they thinking? You would hav thought 8mp at least.
Thanks for the info & feedback guys.

gibbo82 said:
I think I might just wait until the end of the year, and see what the new phones have to offer then. I'm not desperate for the upgrade just yet, but I'm for ever wanting the latest phones! Lol.
The only thing that puts me off the htc one is the 4mp camera, what on earth were they thinking? You would hav thought 8mp at least.
Thanks for the info & feedback guys.
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MP do NOT describe picture quality. I am not lying.
MP only describe how large an image can be printed (8mp is larger than most TVs, so it is virtually useless unless you plan on making posters) What really matters is the focal distance, clarity of the lens, and the light sensitivity of the camera. The One has a 4mp camera, yes, but those megapixels are massive (in comparison to the mp of an iPhone camera. that means a larger amount of light/mp. this means that the pictures you take are much brighter, and have better color reproduction.
I really hate to see people turned away by the "only 4mp" camera.

Dude blow up your money and upgrade .. .. well it's not a upgrade. But still blow up your money.
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Nexus 5 Honest Review

Hey people. So I've been inactive for quite awhile. I used to be lurking at the Xperia Z and HTC One section. In the past year I've used tons of flagships. Starting with the Xperia Z from the iPhone 5. Soon I moved to the HTC One. Not long after, I moved to the iPhone 5s. Recently, I managed to snag myself a Nexus 5. Been using it for awhile so I'd thought its time to clean the dust off this account and be active again.
Here's my honest fanboy-free review of the Google Nexus 5. I've used various brands of phones for the past year so I hope that I can share my experiences of the Nexus 5 compared to the others.
Nexus 5 Review
The Nexus 5 is a "cheap" phone. For $349 off contract for the 16GB version, it's quite the steal. Not to mention the flagship specs! What more can we ask for a device priced this affordable?
Build Quality
Phenomenal. Call me low standard, but I think the build is great, at least for the black one. Sure, it's no HTC One or iPhone 5s, but the soft touch back feels awesome. Period. It feels great in the hand and is kinda resistant to scratches. Mine looks mint even after so much use! The build is great; it doesn't flex, and is sturdy. Did I mention how nice the soft touch back feels? It does catches fingerprints and oils from your hands though. But just wiping it off with your fingers will make it look new again.
Power Hungry
The Nexus 5 is full of power. With a Snapdragon 800, 2GB of RAM and the Adreno 330, it will take anything I throw at it. The only issue I had with performance is Real Racing 3. I have the occasional frame-rate drop on that game but other that, it runs like butter.
The UI is smooth with no lag, multitasking is a breeze. There's really nothing else I can ask for.
Pure Google
The Nexus 5 comes with the latest and greatest of Android, 4.4 KitKat. As of this review, there has been 2 updates to far to bring it up to 4.4.2.
The Nexus 5 also comes with the latest Google Now Launcher, and I love it. I've never used Google Now before as it was too much an hassle for me to swipe up to open it. Now as it's fully integrated into the launcher, I find myself using it. A lot.
The "Okay Google" hotword detection is beyond cool. I like showing it off to my friends and they all think its cool. Some people find it a waste of battery. For me, I use it a lot as I'm a student who relies too much on Google. Being able to do Google searches when eating and not getting the sauce all over the phone is useful to me.
As for hangouts being the default SMS app, I think it's a matter of personal opinion. I find it okay. Anyway, it's android! The default messaging app can be changed easily.
Sure, icons are huge. What's the big deal with that?
Eye-opening Screen
The screen is absolutely fantastic. Colors are accurate and the screen is super sharp.
It's great for watching videos and for reading books on. The screen looks like its popping out at times! In fact, I'll go as far as to call it the best screen on a smartphone. Period.
Camera
Meh. Camera quality is okay. Nothing fantastic but it does the job. I find it better than the HTC One in terms of sharpness but in low light, its just no good.
If you are looking for the best camera in a smartphone, stay away.
Speakers
Simply put, its not good. The sound quality is just not good. Sure, its no BoomSound, but still. Its not the best, but it does its job well.
Oh well, for a $350 smartphone with monstrous specs, there's bound to be compromises. I guess the speakers is one of them.
(Edit)I came from the HTC One and therefore my expectations for speakers in smartphones may have increased greatly. I think that the speakers on the Nexus 5 is sufficient, but can be better. Just my 2 cents
Battery Life
At first, it was not good. I had to bring my portable charger everywhere I went. But over time, it has improved. I now can get 6 hours on screen time! I know, crazy right? I guess I had to "break" in the battery.
Call Quality
The earphone used for calls is great, I can hear the other party clearly and they can hear me clearly.
Bottom Line
Is it worth it? Yes. Should you get it? Hell Yes. For the price, its really, really worth it! Furthermore it's from Google; guaranteed updates for the next 2 or so years. It runs great, it's smooth and I really like the Google Now Launcher. I'd choose this phone over the iPhone 5s or any other phones!
This phone really is the best android phone yet.
P.S. Please give me feedback on my review! Please correct me if there's any error! Thanks for taking the time to read this!

I think there's nothing wrong with the speakers. I don't think they're bad or anything. I went from a Note 2 to Nexus 5 and I barely notice the difference between speakers. Sure it's no HTC One-quality speakers but they work fine.

A fantastic review I must say!
Cheers mate!

Good review and you are right with all points. It's really the best Android phone.
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PurpleMadness said:
I think there's nothing wrong with the speakers. I don't think they're bad or anything. I went from a Note 2 to Nexus 5 and I barely notice the difference between speakers. Sure it's no HTC One-quality speakers but they work fine.
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Yes, I agree, they work fine. But maybe I'm used too high quality speakers so they sound kind of crappy to me. Its not fantastic, but they do the job well.
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Great review, came from a S4 and love this phone in comparison. Pure android is the best and have had no desire thus far to load a custom ROM.
Agree with all your points but the speaker quality, its not the best but not horrible at all.
Very happy with the phone overall.
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Were you undoing your review on complete stock, or are you running a custom ROM/kernel? Thanks.
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maximinus058 said:
Great review, came from a S4 and love this phone in comparison. Pure android is the best and have had no desire thus far to load a custom ROM.
Agree with all your points but the speaker quality, its not the best but not horrible at all.
Very happy with the phone overall.
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Yes I agree. Maybe I didn't say it right. Its not good, but it still gets the job done. Maybe its because
I came from the HTC One and that probably raised my expectations for speaker quality. I have edited my original post to reflect that.
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Were you undoing your review on complete stock, or are you running a custom ROM/kernel? Thanks.
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Totally stock. I believe that stock Android by Google is the best ROM there is.
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PurpleMadness said:
I think there's nothing wrong with the speakers. I don't think they're bad or anything. I went from a Note 2 to Nexus 5 and I barely notice the difference between speakers. Sure it's no HTC One-quality speakers but they work fine.
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I think it depends when you bought it. Didn't they drill bigger holes for the speaker in later revisions? I know I got a day 1 order and the speakerphone is awful.
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rxnelson said:
I think it depends when you bought it. Didn't they drill bigger holes for the speaker in later revisions? I know I got a day 1 order and the speakerphone is awful.
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Could be. I have the new revision.

I like this review simply because it has more pros than cons although in some countries it isn't really that cheap. I bought my 32gigs for almost $500.
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Nice review and my thoughts exactly since November 2013!

Nice review and I think the speakers are a bit on the low side.
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PokerFaze said:
Camera
Meh. Camera quality is okay. Nothing fantastic but it does the job. I find it better than the HTC One in terms of sharpness but in low light, its just no good.
If you are looking for the best camera in a smartphone, stay away.
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I don't understand... I find the low light shots (with HDR+) very good !
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Nexus 5 vs Nokia Lumia 1020 low-light camera comparison
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Nexus-5-vs-Nokia-Lumia-1020-low-light-camera-comparison_id49015
Pics from it are, naturally, noisier and not as detailed as from the 1020, but they seem to be as good as the ones from the LG G2, which we already pegged in our camera comparisons as one of the best Android cameras out there
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Good review. I find the speaker works just fine. It's leaps and bounds better than the one on the GNex anyways (has a much fuller sound)

Matrix_19 said:
I don't understand... I find the low light shots (with HDR+) very good !
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For me I have to position it perfectly before it will take a nice picture in low light /:
speedyink said:
Good review. I find the speaker works just fine. It's leaps and bounds better than the one on the GNex anyways (has a much fuller sound)
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Yep. Speaker works fine. I don't have the GNex so I can't say that much but compared to the iPhone 5s which I'm using as a companion to the Nexus 5, the speakers on the Nexus 5 truly is lacking.
bushako said:
I like this review simply because it has more pros than cons although in some countries it isn't really that cheap. I bought my 32gigs for almost $500.
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I bought my 16gigs for $442 US Dollars in my country ._.
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I gotta say I have the EXACT same sentiments as you when it comes to this phone.
I gotta say the speaker location is awesome, but the speaker itself is lacking.
Atleast it wasn't placed on the rear.
Camera is good enough to capture moments. Nothing to brag about.
Other than that, everything else is awesome.
My previous phones are Note 2, Moto G, Nexus 4 , Optimus G, iPhone 5, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Nexus, Captivate, and S2
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Please correct me if there's any error! Thanks for taking the time to read this!
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Reviews are subjective so there isnt really any scope for error.
Please don't take this the wrong way but there are loads of reviews here and although yours may be the most comprehensive, because they're subjective - it doesn't really offer much. Take 10 reviews, all 10 may agree on 1 point and disagree on another....
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Guess it depends what last phone you had but the speaker destroys my old phone. I'd say both the speaker and headphone audio quality are superior to the average laptop as well. Compares favorably to my $900 Lenovo anyways.
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Great review! I purchased my nexus 5 black from swappa for $365 32gb in good condition. I gotta say I also love the feel of the soft black skin. Its great and I totally I agree with you, however I managed to put a very minor scratch dent on the back with only having it 3 days lol. Wish I could have this phone caseless but I feel like I would beat it up due to my aggressive lifestyle. Anyway good review and I also love the phone so far.
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Nexus 6 vs Droid Turbo camera

Hey guys. I just recently edged up early to a turbo w/ the intention of going to the nexus 6 within 14 days (the promo was only for the turbo at the time). But what I have found is that the turbo's camera really isn't that great, crispness wise, and i am wondering how the nexus 6 camera is since they are both motorola even though the turbo is 21mp.
I know the 6 has the "breathing" during video problem too...i'm contemplating going w/ note 4 but i HATE that it doesn't have root!!

in_dmand said:
Hey guys. I just recently edged up early to a turbo w/ the intention of going to the nexus 6 within 14 days (the promo was only for the turbo at the time). But what I have found is that the turbo's camera really isn't that great, crispness wise, and i am wondering how the nexus 6 camera is since they are both motorola even though the turbo is 21mp.
I know the 6 has the "breathing" during video problem too...i'm contemplating going w/ note 4 but i HATE that it doesn't have root!!
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I just puked a little when i heard note 4.
I am no camera buff so dont take my word for it but i think the pictures are fine. I think it gets very positive reviews in the camera aspect. Have you goggled for proper reviews?

I haven't seen too many droid turbo photos but I think I know what you mean. the Nexus 6 takes a pretty nice photo but one at a time. There is no burst. There is no slow-mo video video. You just won't find many of the niceties you might find on a Samsung device.
HDR it does pretty well. I believe the app is lacking but the hardware is pretty good.
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JustusIV said:
I just puked a little when i heard note 4.
I am no camera buff so dont take my word for it but i think the pictures are fine. I think it gets very positive reviews in the camera aspect. Have you goggled for proper reviews?
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Definitely... I just can't find much comparing these two specifically. and since I have the turbo i was curious how it matched up. so far, my old g2 takes better photos than the turbo does, albeit slower.

DebianDog said:
I haven't seen too many droid turbo photos but I think I know what you mean. the Nexus 6 takes a pretty nice photo but one at a time. There is no burst. There is no slow-mo video video. You just won't find many of the niceties you might find on a Samsung device.
HDR it does pretty well. I believe the app is lacking but the hardware is pretty good.
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Camera apps make all the difference, I have just about everything outside of slowmo recording
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A2CKilla said:
Camera apps make all the difference, I have just about everything outside of slowmo recording
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Yes that is kind of my ***** I need four applications to do with the iPhone can do in one
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DebianDog said:
Yes that is kind of my ***** I need four applications to do with the iPhone can do in one
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4? Sounds like you don't look thoroughly at apps, I've been using 1 for quite some time now and it does everything, but hey, that's the beauty of Android, you have options
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A2CKilla said:
4? Sounds like you don't look thoroughly at apps, I've been using 1 for quite some time now and it does everything, but hey, that's the beauty of Android, you have options
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What app?
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Yes I would love to hear what app has burst, slow motion video, syncs the camera to the flash correctly and still functions as well as a camera without focusing/hunting problems.
I currently have FV5, manual camera, perfectly clear, L camera, and the crappy stock one.
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Casper34 said:
What app?
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DebianDog said:
Yes I would love to hear what app has burst, slow motion video, syncs the camera to the flash correctly and still functions as well as a camera without focusing/hunting problems.
I currently have FV5, manual camera, perfectly clear, L camera, and the crappy stock one.
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well like I said, it does everything but slow-mo, but I've been using open camera, very light weight, but has tons of options
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.sourceforge.opencamera&hl=en

Well I was more impressed than I thought I would be. I will have to play with it some more and see.
Thanks!
Still think a company that literally makes billions of dollars a quarter could come up with a better default camera for their flagship phone. [emoji35]
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DebianDog said:
Well I was more impressed than I thought I would be. I will have to play with it some more and see.
Thanks!
Still think a company that literally makes billions of dollars a quarter could come up with a better default camera for their flagship phone. [emoji35]
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No problem! glad you found this one better, now you can save some space instead of having 4 apps and trust me, we all want google to make a better camera app, but until then, we have options, that's what makes android, well...android

Just mad at myself for wasting money on the others. But I do like to support developers so it is a wash. [emoji3]
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