Pros: - No pre-installed bloatware; the phone is simply "clean"
- Super fast
- Big 5"7 screen
- Unlocked, can be used on any carriers here in US and elsewhere in the world
- The battery can hold reasonable amount of juice enough for two day's use (emails and phone calls; I don't play video games or watch movies on the phone).
- The recharging is super fast.
- The price is low compared to other Android phones, especially those bloated Samsung phones.

Cons: I can always complain here or there. But, to be fair, really I don't have any that is significant enough.

Other Thoughts: I would highly recommend this phone to all my friends.

Manufacturer Response:

Excellent! It's great to hear how much you love the 6P. Thank you for the great review. (DM)

Pros: No bloatware, Works with sprint verizon you name it, pretty fast

Cons: OS so new one of my games doesn't work.

Other Thoughts: Don't see myself filling up this device but better safe than sorry with the bigger storage

Manufacturer Response:

Hello Chase, thank you for the positive review. We are always looking to make improvements so I will direct this towards our product team. (DM)

Pros: Well built device that has the weighty feel of a very expensive device with a budget price compared to simular devices.

Cons: Get a case! It's a little slick to hold.

Other Thoughts: An instabuy for me.

Pros: It's fast and looks nice, and has many great features. I bought from the Google Store, not Newegg, for $549, which is also the current Newegg price. Great camera, nice fingerprint reader and placement, and great display and resolution. Screenshot is Lock + Vol Down (same time, hold both). I bought mine to use Google Fi. The SIM card tray that came with mine fits a smaller SIM than the one I had on my iPhone 4S. Not sure about the one from Newegg.

Yeah the processor is top notch, and plenty of RAM and marshmellow does well with caching so apps are always speedy unless due to slow connection or slow server processing in apps and whatnot.

USB type C is pretty cool. The phone trickle charges sometimes, and sometimes fast charges, depending on what Marshmellow thinks is needed for battery health (I assume). Haven't really noticed anything dramatic about the USB C, but I haven't done any data transfers on it at this point either.

Cons: Without a case I'm really scared I'm going to drop this thing. It's anodized aluminum (I'm pretty sure) so pretty slick in the hand. Also a little wide to hold for my tastes. Definitely can't hold in 1 hand while eating a burger in the other and text with the full keyboard. But the size and quality of the screen makes up for that. Also the lock button is at a position where its really easy to bump and do a full press while you're holding it or handing it off to someone. Easy to lock I guess you could say, which can be good and bad.

Other Thoughts: Battery is fine, but nothing to marvel at. It will last more than a day, maybe more than 2 if you keep you don't use it super often and keep it optimized with a battery saver app.

Solid phone, really one of the best on the market right now.

Pros: -Super fast
-Big screen
-Fingerprint reader
-Marshmallow 6.1
-Great Cameras
-USB type-c connector (turbo charge)

Cons: -Gold came out after I bought one
-Photos folder could have been alittle better when it came to organizing
-USB type-c that came with phone is long but the type-c to usb was to short for a car charger or something