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The price is fine for a phablet IMO. The only other real alternative is the Note 4 which is upwards of 58k. In fact, I'd even say the price is awesome for such specs. The size is the bigger deterrent.

The only thing that's possibly better is the camera and maybe the screen. Everything else is worse.

What do you mean? There are only two service centers in Chennai for Motorol and both quoted upwards of 11k. Could you please PM me if you have more info?

Sadly, no. I expect us to get it it last out of all the "stock" Android devices. Probably December.

Pity, because the X's design is so much better.

http://www.htc.com/us/go/nexus-9-deal/ On sale in the US for $199 - One day only. Maybe someone can make use of this? Edit: NVM it's over.

Yeah, mandated by Verizon AFAIK. I'm just miffed because this could have been the 2014 Moto X, but no, they had to screw up the camera and battery.

Z3C isn't really overpriced. ~37k for one of the best phones of the year. It's solid.

Am I the only one who thinks it looks fugly? :P

Got a quote for 11.5k for my Moto X. The price for a new one has dropped to 18k.

Did she only give you her name? Even if you message her on facebook, it's probably going to go to her "Others" folder, and there's a high chance she won't see it. In any case, it's worth a shot if you want to return it to her.

If you don't mind buying used, check this out - https://www.techenclave.com/community/threads/nexus-5-32gb-with-warranty-free-back-cover.170039/

Terrible news. I was really impressed with Amazon service.

Nope. I wasn't replying to you at all.

How did you assume I'm buying any of these phones we're discussing? I was simply comparing the Nexus 6 to the Note 4.

What device do you have?

Stock Android is far easier to use than Touchwiz which is loaded with so many features that it could get overwhelming for a novice user. Even more so once Android Lollipop launches for Android One devices - They're redesigning the UI with heavy focus on user friendliness and visual clarity. You...

Undoubtedly. This is the first step towards their "next billion" goal so they wouldn't want something like Micromax's shitty (relatively) quality control hampering their efforts. The design of the device is a bit of a give away, borrowing a lot from the Nexus 5.

Unless the Moto E has an awesome battery, it doesn't really offer anything over the Android One devices in the way of performance. I've been using one (Spice) as my daily driver for 3 weeks now and it's made me lazy to get my broken Moto X fixed because it does everything I need. It's fast as...

Samsung devices often perform far worse than their hardware is capable of thanks to their insanely heavy Touchwiz skin bogging everything down. The Note 4 might be faster in benchmarks but in day to day usage, the Z3 most likely pulls ahead.