Testseek.com have collected 422 expert reviews of the LG Google Nexus 5X H791 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LG Google Nexus 5X H791.
October 2015
(78%)
422 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
If your priority is appearance, the Google Nexus 5X is not the phone for you. However, if you don't give a hoot about that – and, don't forget, you can always pop it in a case – the Nexus 5X is hugely appealing. The camera is simply stonking: it's fast an...
Fast and reliable fingerprint scanner, Massively improved cameras, Display hits the mark, THE
Instances of lag common, however could be software related, Battery life lacklustre unless Doze is frequently utilised, Front speaker loud but not great
The LG Nexus 5X is a solid effort by LG and Google to return the idea of an “affordable” Nexus handset. It's undergone a number of improvements which are certainly enough for many currently cradling a Nexus 5 to be able to upgrade to the 5X rather freely...
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Published: 2015-11-20, Author: Chris , review by: ausdroid.net
Design not unlike the Nexus 5, which was well popular, USB-C rapid charging, Android 6.0 Marshmallow is awesome, Camera that — on paper — should be great
Camera that — in reality — is not great. Hardware is good. Software isn't, Design is good, but construction less so — it creaks a bit, Battery life can be really variable
I think you'd have to say that, on balance, the Nexus 5X has been a significant success for both LG and Google. It is a worthy evolution of the Nexus brand, and certainly a powerful handset that will be bought and enjoyed by many.There's a lot to be excit...
The only issues we had with the Nexus 5X were those with camera lag and the bugginess of switching between photo aspect ratios. Other than that, this is a fantastic phone; one of the best we've ever reviewed and so far my personal favourite of 2015. Of...
Beautiful in its design simplicity, Excellent stock Android implementation, Much improved camera versus Nexus 5 and 6
Now on Tap has mediocre accuracy and utility, Only 16GB and 32GB storage, Expensive starting price for a Nexus
Do you want a smartphone that doesn't have unnecessary bloatware? One that doesn't even have unnecessary hardware frills? Then you want the Google Nexus 5X. Earlier on, I called it a flat slab of sensible computing, and that's precisely what it is. There'...
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Feels nice and light in the hand; Great screen; Android 6.0 is super fast; Speedy and solid little camera; One of the best fingerprint sensors we've ever seen; Strong mobile broadband performance;
No microSD slot; Google's "Now on Tap" isn't always useful; Design makes it so that you won't always find it easy to pull out of the pocket the right way or place your finger on the sensor; Occasional speed drops that feel like there phone is falling over
As much as we love what LG and Google have accomplished with the Nexus 5X, we're stuck on one thing: the price.With a starting price of $659, we really don't understand why the 5X is a phone attracting such a high tag. Granted, there's been a two year gap...
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Published: 2015-10-29, Author: Chris , review by: ausdroid.net
It's early days. Daniel and I have been hands-on with the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X respectively since Monday afternoon, but the early impressions are beyond promising. Finally, we have Nexus phones with stunning cameras and battery life that isn't rubbish; o...
