QHD, amoled, NFC, wireless charging, camera with HDR +, 6 inch display, front facing speakers: 2014. Simply ahead of is time. I have a nexus 6 as a backup now, but it served me soo well for years.
@@adwaitagnome Not a big deal tbh. I don't even see them anymore and my phone's screen is IPS (Expect to notice them even less on an AMOLED screen). You can also pinch to zoom in if you don't mind losing a bit of the top and bottom. And you actually get less/no black bars around 21:9 content such as movies, so it's kind of a tie with the black bars on 16:9 content. But then you get a lot of screen real state in other stuff. Messaging apps, browsers etc. Which is quite useful imo.
@@adwaitagnome Black bars give me the same area as a normal 16:9 phone while in regular use its better, so no problems here. And on RUclips I zoom in the 18:9 content since I don't lose much of the video on 18:9.
I don't mind with the long aspect ratio. However the lack of compact phones nowadays is really what i misses about old phones. Sure, my hands are huge, i could hold an 8" tablet single handedly but i misses the days when i could operate my phone completely by single hand.
My friend had this phone back then. It was fantastic, I remember watching screen test videos on that screen and being amazed. He only had to replace it after it fell out of his pocket at the local pier and sunk into the river. I think we both miss it a bit haha. I like to think it's waiting down there rotting away missing us too.
I'm still sporting my Nexus 6! Great phone! 6" 16:9 OLED. Can't touch that! Recently installed LineageOS 17.1 and a new battery. New life for my old friend!
Your garden captures everything I love about old English gardens. I love the birdbath, the flowers and the decking it’s just so authentic 😂 also love the videos Man! Keep up the brilliant work!
These were such great value back in the day and great to see with that with the they can still be used to today to quite an extent! 1440p AMOLED in 2014 was just phenomenal. Also dual front facing speakers is a trend that's sadly now mostly gone with the new bezel less design nowadays..
Is no one going to talk about how he was texting to 5318008? Edit: Nice Vid, BTW, I love these old phone revivals. Edit2: So apparently, editing a comment after being hearted removes it... Lesson learnt, RUclips.
Yes so you can’t trick the RUclipsr into hearting you then editing your comment with some bad things that could hurt the RUclipsrs rep, like saying you touch kids or something racist...
@@BudgetBuildsOfficial true that. My friends nexus 6p had severe battery drain from day one, then the battery expanded 1 year after purchase and he had to replace the phone. Shame though cause otherwise they nailed the software and the screen seemed quite delightful.
I love the 5x and 6p. My 5x works perfectly fine right now, but the battery in my 6p is less than stellar, and that's after several battery replacements.
@@AlexanderSiracusa I would unlock the bootloader, just in case it does go into the notorious boot loop caused by a hardware malfunction. Only way to save it is by disabling one of the cores.
Yes! I still use mine every day. It's my media device in my car. Every unofficial upgrade makes it better and better. Still smooth. Replaced the battery, charging port, and camera lens.
Overall, this was a very good video. I've always loved these phone videos that you've done, since they're so interesting in terms of the way that you make them, and overall the personality that you have when making these videos, including all the other videos that you've made in the past. I Really hope to see another one of these videos of yours in the future, especially on apple devices, since I'd like to hear your own opinion of those products (or devices), my good friend.
I had the first generation Moto X from August 2013 which was very similar because it was also a Google phone but manufactured by Motorola. I remember Google also worked with LG to make some of them. It was an interesting time for Moto and LG
I had mine for around five years. Sold it a few months ago because the battery life was so bad, and it would often reboot itself at random. I miss it so much that I'm considering picking up another one and keeping it around as a dedicated backup/media device.
I would compare this phone to the Honor 8s. I've had both, and they both excel in almost everything. The only major differences is the Nexus has a better camera, and The Honor can handle more In games. Would love to see a video on the Honor 8S!
My friend had one. Kicked ass, loved it. Left it in his back pocket one day and forgot it was there when he sat down. Shattered the screen and destroyed it. We were both very sad that day
I really miss the front facing speakers from my Nexus 6, but the rest of the phone sucked. I happily took Google up on their swap the 6 for a Pixel XL deal.
Before i even start the video, i was recently trying to buy the phone again because i also used to have this phone and it's probably my most favorite phone that i've used to own. The big 6" 1440p oled screen, stereo speakers and relatively small (for the time) bezels made this a real fun phone to use, and definitely the best portable experience i've used for content consumption. The phone's screen size was definitely also an eyecatcher back in the day (i remember people with Samsung note's asking me what phone it was), and it still looks huge compared to modern phones due to the (in my opinion superior) 16:9 aspect ratio. I regret selling the phone. I had the midnight blue edition with 64GB of internal storage (which seems to be hard to find since most people only seem to sell 32GB versions).
I guess we all have our own experiences with this phone but I personally hated my Nexus 6. The one I had was extremely slow (probably because mine defaulted to running on encrypted and the nand is slow). My battery and camera also failed. My battery seized and I had to replace the battery on my own and my camera's OIS was going crazy with the camera jumping up and down for no reason. A few months later the top earpiece/speaker broke too. But that said, the phone was still impressing. That large screen paired with the stereo speakers was a RUclips binge-watcher's dream. But what amazed me the most was seeing how much hardware they crammed inside when I was replacing the battery. The mother board takes up most of the phones size and the battery is stacked over it and literally bent around the MoBo which is then held down my the mid frame. Still blows my mind.
man, this phone aged kinda well tbh here is a video suggestion: try emulating 3ds on a phone (its extremely demanding, i dont have a powerful phone and it runs @15fps)
Snapdragon 835 here, that's Pixel 2 age, about 2 years ago, still can't run it over 20 fps reliably. Recently got a Snapdragon 855 phone that I overclocked using a custom rom. Finally stable 30 fps on citra in Mario kart.
I've got an Xiaomi Mi Max 3 with 7" screen, 128/6 memory & massive 5500mAh batt running A10 I just can't bring myself to stop using the N6 as my daily. Really is a great phone.
Ah yes the Emerald Isle 😂 Great video as always man. I’m looking to upgrade my phone as my 6s has a very bad battery. Think I’ll stick it out and wait for a new iPhone release
It's a pity prices shot up once Google were done with the platform being a showcase/testbed. The 6, 5X and even the 6P were an unbelievably great deals. Being able to use an unrooted Android device without the awful UX changes from the Samsungs of this world was refreshing. Thanks for the trip down memory lane! Gonna go try to revive my 5X now.
Using it for 6 years.. Now probably the only mobile with 6inch 16:9 qhd AMOLED display phone with front dual speakers.. 👍😃🎉 Love it.. So all RUclips video in full screen.. 👍👍👌👌
I remember eagerly waiting for the Nexus 6 to launch, at the time I was using some HTC turdbucket. I got impatient and instead bought a Galaxy Note 4. I still have that Note 4 and it still works quite well. I'd like to root in and install some custom rom on it but that's waayyy over my head
I just got the base one plus 8 and that's not even 1440p... I honestly am happy with getting a new higher end phone again, I've been getting older ones to play with for awhile and while it's fun I really do love all the features on this, and will use it till I'm due for an upgrade on the contract I got with it.
My first proper smartphone was a Oneplus One. I paid £5 for the privilege of being able to buy one, back when a flagship killer phone with top tier specs was £289 (805, 3gb, 64gb). Prices have gotten insane the last 3 years.
I have just broken the screen on my second Nexus 6. I am sat here, looking for replacement phones in-budget. Although there are other newer phones I could get, the Nexus 6 is as good as all of them in most areas. I could get my third Nexus 6.
Phones around this era have aged really well, I still have a OnePlus X laying around and it's still a solid phone. For people looking in to getting their first smartphone without breaking the bank this is not a bad option tbf.
I'm still rocking the Nexus 6 (typing this comment on it now) 64mb running Lineage 17. Still runs great not prefect but good enough to last till probably EOY. Great phone probably the only phone from it's time still running decently. Hell of a bargain. Only had to replace the battery and screen once.....They don't make them like this anymore that's for sure!!!
I wish Motorola would've kept making that phone. I still have mine as my backup phone. By far the best sounding speakers, the only phone that came close was the HTC one Max. You didn't mention it and most people don't realize that it also supports wireless charging, something few phones offered in 2014
Trust me on this - if you're looking for a great budget phone under £100, grab yourself a Google Pixel 1. Yes, the original. Cheap as chips and still phenomenally capable today.
This phone reminds me of my Motorola Droid Turbo 2 that I had back in 2016. 1440p screen that was AMOLED , 3gb ram, some 8-core snapdragon, etc. , Truly good phone, also it has a leather back cause that was the Motorola style back then, that was my last Android phone before switching to an iPhone , while Iphone does have a basically "glitch-free" user interface, the Motorola I had still had a better screen, currently I have an Iphone 8 plus
Could you do a video about upgrading an old laptop like from 2010s and using it in modern day and comparing it to old specs? Many old laptops have socketed cpus so it could be upgraded. Other parts could include ram, ssd, swapping an old keyboard or something like that. I upgraded mine Acer Emachines E732ZG from Pentium P6200 to I5-560m, got and ssd and 8gb of ram and it is perfectly usable for day to day tasks even today
A good phone that was utterly crippled by the forced storage encryption while using an SOC with no dedicated encryption processing block (wouldn't show up until the SD 810). This made it feel RIDICULOUSLY SLOW in absolutely any task that was dependent on storage speed unless you manually unlocked the bootloader and disabled the encryption. Once you did that though, it was a great device.
Hey BBO! You're one third of my holy trinity of tech content creators along with Tech Yes City and RandomGaminginHD. I finally took the plunge and decided to start my own channel. I know you're super busy but would be forever grateful if you could take a look at my video and give me some pointers :) I missed out on the Nexus lineup but went straight to the Pixel XL; I was using it as my daily driver until it accidentally fell really fast horizontally at wall - whoops.
QHD, amoled, NFC, wireless charging, camera with HDR +, 6 inch display, front facing speakers: 2014. Simply ahead of is time.
I have a nexus 6 as a backup now, but it served me soo well for years.
I use a samsung note 7 as backup
@@AsianFlex u mean emergency self defence granade?
@@AsianFlex xD a good backup weapon for sure!
Oh cool a phone with 1440p screen
>Released in 2014
WHAT
The samsung galaxy note 4 also had a 1440p screen
@@luigi6835 And the LG G3 in the same year, I can say that the screen of the LG G3 is still beautifull
@@rubenportela90 that was a good phone, too bad it had a motherboard flaw
@@Petar321_GT My unit had no problems but it was always warming up, it was a fast device, tragically the display was damaged in a fall.
@@luigi6835 still using galaxy note 4 as secondary phone. The screen still more good and sharper than my Xperia XZ2.
At least I can't wear out the D-Pad on this one by playing Tetris.
I like that the phone has a 6 inch 16:9 screen instead of the super tall aspect ratio of today's phone
But the super tall 6+ inch screens make phones slimmer and much easier to hold
@@parsastrife6629 But you also get black bars around most content
@@adwaitagnome Not a big deal tbh. I don't even see them anymore and my phone's screen is IPS (Expect to notice them even less on an AMOLED screen). You can also pinch to zoom in if you don't mind losing a bit of the top and bottom. And you actually get less/no black bars around 21:9 content such as movies, so it's kind of a tie with the black bars on 16:9 content.
But then you get a lot of screen real state in other stuff. Messaging apps, browsers etc. Which is quite useful imo.
@@adwaitagnome Black bars give me the same area as a normal 16:9 phone while in regular use its better, so no problems here. And on RUclips I zoom in the 18:9 content since I don't lose much of the video on 18:9.
I don't mind with the long aspect ratio. However the lack of compact phones nowadays is really what i misses about old phones. Sure, my hands are huge, i could hold an 8" tablet single handedly but i misses the days when i could operate my phone completely by single hand.
I love how this phone's screen has a higher resolution than the iphone 11 pro max.
OOF
What oof! You're probably an iphone user.
Anand Raj He probably said oof because he agrees
kcipopnevets i was just kidding.
@@phen1811 oof
I would almost expect a vaporwave/90s aesthetic in the photos going on with Pokémon Crystal music in the background
What is the name of the song playing?
@@mrenricop National Park
My friend had this phone back then. It was fantastic, I remember watching screen test videos on that screen and being amazed. He only had to replace it after it fell out of his pocket at the local pier and sunk into the river. I think we both miss it a bit haha. I like to think it's waiting down there rotting away missing us too.
Oh man I really wanted one of these back in the day
I'm still sporting my Nexus 6! Great phone! 6" 16:9 OLED. Can't touch that! Recently installed LineageOS 17.1 and a new battery. New life for my old friend!
That corrado in silver looks sweet!
you've hit on a nice little niche with this series
Still got my Nexus 6, handy to have as a backup. Mine is the blue variant. I should do something with it I guess.
I still have one of these floating around broken. I used it as a backup phone in 2019 and damn it's very usable.
Why don't they make it like these any more. What a shame.
Entry level OnePlus 8, 7T or 7 Pro say hello.
@@raresmacovei8382 neither one of those is entry level
Thanks for the heart again after edit! :)
@@raresmacovei8382 I just got a OnePlus 6T and its great :)
@@badvideoproductions3512 Neither was the Nexus 6 a cheap device either. And an entry level 7T is not far off the Nexus 6, pricing wise.
Truly a trendsetter device in many ways!
Watching from my Moto Nexus 6, and still have a good perform on 2020!
Your garden captures everything I love about old English gardens. I love the birdbath, the flowers and the decking it’s just so authentic 😂 also love the videos Man! Keep up the brilliant work!
Totally digging the Corrado in the background ❤️
Corrado❤️❤️
Edit: I can't wait to see the photos on the server
These were such great value back in the day and great to see with that with the they can still be used to today to quite an extent! 1440p AMOLED in 2014 was just phenomenal. Also dual front facing speakers is a trend that's sadly now mostly gone with the new bezel less design nowadays..
I love how this is the abolute opposite of a pixel.
STILL HAVE THIS PHONE AND USE IT!
Have you had any problems when using it?
No u are legendary for making this video.
LOOL
Thanks for the heart! :)
Is no one going to talk about how he was texting to
5318008?
Edit: Nice Vid, BTW, I love these old phone revivals.
Edit2: So apparently, editing a comment after being hearted removes it... Lesson learnt, RUclips.
anyone who's asking if u turn it upside down (normally on a calculator) it spells boobies
thanks for pointing that out XD
Yes so you can’t trick the RUclipsr into hearting you then editing your comment with some bad things that could hurt the RUclipsrs rep, like saying you touch kids or something racist...
atleast he gave the heart back to you
This channel is underrated
I loved my Nexus 5X however boot loop...
The nexus 5X and 6P are riddled with hardware issues not found on the Original 4, 5, and 6.
@@BudgetBuildsOfficial true that. My friends nexus 6p had severe battery drain from day one, then the battery expanded 1 year after purchase and he had to replace the phone. Shame though cause otherwise they nailed the software and the screen seemed quite delightful.
I love the 5x and 6p. My 5x works perfectly fine right now, but the battery in my 6p is less than stellar, and that's after several battery replacements.
@@AlexanderSiracusa I would unlock the bootloader, just in case it does go into the notorious boot loop caused by a hardware malfunction. Only way to save it is by disabling one of the cores.
@@AlexanderSiracusa My 6p still works perfectly as well. Original battery too. I keep it in my laptop bag as a backup phone.
Honestly, if I were you I won't be giving this phone away. It's the one to keep.
Still has a better screen than all of 2020's midrangers (excluding refresh rate).
i honestly love your passions.
car guy, interest in phones and in pc's. literally the perfect person.
you should prob review cars at some point, lol
Yes! I still use mine every day. It's my media device in my car. Every unofficial upgrade makes it better and better. Still smooth. Replaced the battery, charging port, and camera lens.
2:58
you know what they say, dirty hands, clean soul (its Croatian, it may not make sense in English)
Hrvat lol
@@jurevranjes pozz!
Oh that is nice because I heard fromEnglish that my hand is so softclean.
A bit like 'idle hands are the devil's tools'
You’ve convinced me! I needed a new cheap phone so i bought a nexus 6
I loved the nature commentary in the video test... you're quite the ornithologist!
We need more phone videos like this
I miss my Shamu! It took until this year for me to get a phone with a bigger screen and I missed it so much. My roommate still uses his for media
Wow this phone had great battery life with custom rom,nexus 6 used to be my dream phone back in the day
You've been doing a great job of helping me keep my sanity.
I loved that phone when I had it, it got a lot of use.
Beautiful Shamu I will miss you.
Overall, this was a very good video. I've always loved these phone videos that you've done, since they're so interesting in terms of the way that you make them, and overall the personality that you have when making these videos, including all the other videos that you've made in the past. I Really hope to see another one of these videos of yours in the future, especially on apple devices, since I'd like to hear your own opinion of those products (or devices), my good friend.
BBO: Releases this vid
Nexus 6 sales: Through the roof
I had the first generation Moto X from August 2013 which was very similar because it was also a Google phone but manufactured by Motorola. I remember Google also worked with LG to make some of them. It was an interesting time for Moto and LG
Watching this on my nexus 6. Still love this phone
budget car builds official - we need that!
Ah that HTC (in your drawer)..... what a beauty... :( I miss my HTC
I had mine for around five years. Sold it a few months ago because the battery life was so bad, and it would often reboot itself at random. I miss it so much that I'm considering picking up another one and keeping it around as a dedicated backup/media device.
I had a Google Nexus 5x for ages, absolutely fantastic phone for the price.
I would compare this phone to the Honor 8s. I've had both, and they both excel in almost everything. The only major differences is the Nexus has a better camera, and The Honor can handle more In games. Would love to see a video on the Honor 8S!
I've heard NitrogenOS is good on this phone as well for a custom ROM
LineageOS 17 (the latest version) runs fab!!!
My friend had one. Kicked ass, loved it. Left it in his back pocket one day and forgot it was there when he sat down. Shattered the screen and destroyed it. We were both very sad that day
I really miss the front facing speakers from my Nexus 6, but the rest of the phone sucked.
I happily took Google up on their swap the 6 for a Pixel XL deal.
Before i even start the video, i was recently trying to buy the phone again because i also used to have this phone and it's probably my most favorite phone that i've used to own.
The big 6" 1440p oled screen, stereo speakers and relatively small (for the time) bezels made this a real fun phone to use, and definitely the best portable experience i've used for content consumption.
The phone's screen size was definitely also an eyecatcher back in the day (i remember people with Samsung note's asking me what phone it was), and it still looks huge compared to modern phones due to the (in my opinion superior) 16:9 aspect ratio.
I regret selling the phone. I had the midnight blue edition with 64GB of internal storage (which seems to be hard to find since most people only seem to sell 32GB versions).
I guess we all have our own experiences with this phone but I personally hated my Nexus 6. The one I had was extremely slow (probably because mine defaulted to running on encrypted and the nand is slow). My battery and camera also failed. My battery seized and I had to replace the battery on my own and my camera's OIS was going crazy with the camera jumping up and down for no reason. A few months later the top earpiece/speaker broke too. But that said, the phone was still impressing. That large screen paired with the stereo speakers was a RUclips binge-watcher's dream. But what amazed me the most was seeing how much hardware they crammed inside when I was replacing the battery. The mother board takes up most of the phones size and the battery is stacked over it and literally bent around the MoBo which is then held down my the mid frame. Still blows my mind.
I still use this phone. With Android 10 ROM.
Very interesting video. Its cool to see how well phones like this age and how it can be reused.
man, this phone aged kinda well tbh
here is a video suggestion: try emulating 3ds on a phone (its extremely demanding, i dont have a powerful phone and it runs @15fps)
Snapdragon 835 here, that's Pixel 2 age, about 2 years ago, still can't run it over 20 fps reliably.
Recently got a Snapdragon 855 phone that I overclocked using a custom rom. Finally stable 30 fps on citra in Mario kart.
Daan Drijver bro my main laptop can barely run citra at anything above 30fps lol
@@Trainer_Orange i ran only pokemon alpha sapphire XD, its absolutely terrible on my samsung a20
I've got an Xiaomi Mi Max 3 with 7" screen, 128/6 memory & massive 5500mAh batt running A10 I just can't bring myself to stop using the N6 as my daily. Really is a great phone.
I would say nexus 5 was the most knowing Google's phone
my one broke 2 years ago replaced it with the 6p model still working nicely in 2020
A little tempting to purchase. I recently sold my Iphone 6 Plus to get a Pixel XL, should be rooting it soon.
Ah yes the Emerald Isle 😂 Great video as always man. I’m looking to upgrade my phone as my 6s has a very bad battery. Think I’ll stick it out and wait for a new iPhone release
It's a pity prices shot up once Google were done with the platform being a showcase/testbed. The 6, 5X and even the 6P were an unbelievably great deals. Being able to use an unrooted Android device without the awful UX changes from the Samsungs of this world was refreshing.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane! Gonna go try to revive my 5X now.
That era of snapdragon socs are almost cursed. Sad that phones that used them were really good.
Using it for 6 years.. Now probably the only mobile with 6inch 16:9 qhd AMOLED display phone with front dual speakers.. 👍😃🎉 Love it.. So all RUclips video in full screen.. 👍👍👌👌
Great phone. Had it from 2014-16 or 17 I think, before switching to the Google Pixel 2. Miss the Nexus 6. My first android experience and I loved it.
Why I wanted to change from it:
I simply wanted a smaller, more portable phone
I miss this phone. Absolute beast!
I remember eagerly waiting for the Nexus 6 to launch, at the time I was using some HTC turdbucket. I got impatient and instead bought a Galaxy Note 4. I still have that Note 4 and it still works quite well. I'd like to root in and install some custom rom on it but that's waayyy over my head
best phone I've every owned if charging port had not died I still be using it
I just got the base one plus 8 and that's not even 1440p...
I honestly am happy with getting a new higher end phone again, I've been getting older ones to play with for awhile and while it's fun I really do love all the features on this, and will use it till I'm due for an upgrade on the contract I got with it.
National Park Pokemon Crystal music! love it
My first proper smartphone was a Oneplus One. I paid £5 for the privilege of being able to buy one, back when a flagship killer phone with top tier specs was £289 (805, 3gb, 64gb). Prices have gotten insane the last 3 years.
I love these videos
ur videos are just great keep it up 3>
omg could u please help me my mac wont boot into internet recovery mode my mac is a 206 late imac plz help
I'm watching this on my recently (yesterday) modded Huawei p9 (from 2016). I upgraded from Android 7 to 9.
I have just broken the screen on my second Nexus 6. I am sat here, looking for replacement phones in-budget. Although there are other newer phones I could get, the Nexus 6 is as good as all of them in most areas. I could get my third Nexus 6.
I wonder why there was no face unlock in the Nexus , even though it is capable of doing it
Phones around this era have aged really well, I still have a OnePlus X laying around and it's still a solid phone.
For people looking in to getting their first smartphone without breaking the bank this is not a bad option tbf.
You know what... I'm actually watching this on my nexus 6 and still love mine :)
What rom are u using stock? I'm on crDroid 7.2 loving it
@@s_aku stock 7.1 now
@@kcistech you should try flashing a custom recovery like TWRP and make a backup then flash crDroid 7.2 and see if you like it or not
@@s_aku honestly been planning on it just haven't had time
*looks at the number*
Ahh, I see you are a man of culture as well. 6:00
I'm still rocking the Nexus 6 (typing this comment on it now) 64mb running Lineage 17. Still runs great not prefect but good enough to last till probably EOY. Great phone probably the only phone from it's time still running decently. Hell of a bargain. Only had to replace the battery and screen once.....They don't make them like this anymore that's for sure!!!
I wish Motorola would've kept making that phone. I still have mine as my backup phone. By far the best sounding speakers, the only phone that came close was the HTC one Max. You didn't mention it and most people don't realize that it also supports wireless charging, something few phones offered in 2014
This phone games at a resolution bigger than my Gaming PC that i use daily xD
EY, it's back up :D
Trust me on this - if you're looking for a great budget phone under £100, grab yourself a Google Pixel 1. Yes, the original. Cheap as chips and still phenomenally capable today.
This phone reminds me of my Motorola Droid Turbo 2 that I had back in 2016. 1440p screen that was AMOLED , 3gb ram, some 8-core snapdragon, etc. , Truly good phone, also it has a leather back cause that was the Motorola style back then, that was my last Android phone before switching to an iPhone , while Iphone does have a basically "glitch-free" user interface, the Motorola I had still had a better screen, currently I have an Iphone 8 plus
Watching this video on a nexus 5. It's still doing its job although the camera is horrible
Could you do a video about upgrading an old laptop like from 2010s and using it in modern day and comparing it to old specs? Many old laptops have socketed cpus so it could be upgraded. Other parts could include ram, ssd, swapping an old keyboard or something like that. I upgraded mine Acer Emachines E732ZG from Pentium P6200 to I5-560m, got and ssd and 8gb of ram and it is perfectly usable for day to day tasks even today
I’d love an old phone like this to work on
I’m a huge tech nerd
I remember this phone back in 2014 one friend just had it and he was like a game winner in the whole school bruh
The Ultimate Google Pixel 1 than other budget phones.
Electronics right next to water, go ahead just keep my anxiety going bud! lol
i see HTC, i press love ;)
I remember how some guys would rave about the Nexus 6 but crickets if you owned a MXPE
Nexus 5 can't compete with this thing
Moto X 2014 A REAL classic phone
This was my favourite Android phone ever. Too bad that I lost it when I was drunk.
A good phone that was utterly crippled by the forced storage encryption while using an SOC with no dedicated encryption processing block (wouldn't show up until the SD 810). This made it feel RIDICULOUSLY SLOW in absolutely any task that was dependent on storage speed unless you manually unlocked the bootloader and disabled the encryption. Once you did that though, it was a great device.
Fortunately most ROMs seem to do that by default. Which is pretty nice.
You should buy bluetooth controller for your emulation test,works great on any emulator :D
Hey BBO! You're one third of my holy trinity of tech content creators along with Tech Yes City and RandomGaminginHD. I finally took the plunge and decided to start my own channel. I know you're super busy but would be forever grateful if you could take a look at my video and give me some pointers :)
I missed out on the Nexus lineup but went straight to the Pixel XL; I was using it as my daily driver until it accidentally fell really fast horizontally at wall - whoops.
Amazing video! Please try to work on a 1st gen Moto E.