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Just now, tjcater said:

Isn't that why they were talking about USB Type C?

There should be two type-c ports, not just one. There are a lot of phones with both headphone jack and type-c, so without the headphone jack the pixel 2 is missing something. Implementing a second type c port would probably take up less space than a headphone jack anyway

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Just now, rattacko123 said:

There should be two type-c ports, not just one. There are a lot of phones with both headphone jack and type-c, so without the headphone jack the pixel 2 is missing something. Implementing a second type c port would probably take up less space than a headphone jack anyway

Or a dongle jk. I think we are at the point that manufacturers want one port to rule them all! That or a 100% wireless device (Maybe Apple has the courage to do so :P )

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3 minutes ago, tjcater said:

That or a 100% wireless device

Ooh, I can't wait to experience the piss poor performance due to interference!

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The headphone dongle costs $20.

 

Don't lose the one they provided in the box 

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9 minutes ago, D13H4RD2L1V3 said:

The headphone dongle costs $20.

 

Don't lose the one they provided in the box 

I wonder how frequently those adapters get lost.....

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Am I the only person that actually loved the phone? I preordered it already because my 1year old mint condition 6p got the bootloop of death... This phone looks great, especially since it provides the full Google experience and I love it!

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3 minutes ago, reapersivan said:

Am I the only person that actually loved the phone? I preordered it already because my 1year old mint condition 6p got the bootloop of death... This phone looks great, especially since it provides the full Google experience and I love it!

Don't know if this is still happening but:

 

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13 minutes ago, djdwosk97 said:

I wonder how frequently those adapters get lost.....

I haven't lost mine.....yet.

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20 minutes ago, tjcater said:

Don't know if this is still happening but:

Haven't tried it yet, but it just stopped working randomly yesterday

 

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Just now, reapersivan said:

Haven't tried it yet, but it just stopped working randomly yesterday

Once my 5x hits the boot loop issue, I'm probably going to patch it to continue working at the expense of performance if they don't eventually have an offer to replace it. (Nice benefit of ordering from google I guess)

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8 minutes ago, tjcater said:

Once my 5x hits the boot loop issue, I'm probably going to patch it to continue working at the expense of performance if they don't eventually have an offer to replace it. (Nice benefit of ordering from google I guess)

I honestly love my 6p, it was built for me and it still goes strong!!!!!! Just wish it did not have to die like this  

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1 minute ago, reapersivan said:

I honestly love my 6p, it was built for me and it still goes strong!!!!!! 

Same with my 5x besides the occasional time (once every 2 months) when the phone gets very hot (Even when its an SD808) and 2GB of ram.

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2 minutes ago, tjcater said:

Same with my 5x besides the occasional time (once every 2 months) when the phone gets very hot (Even when its an SD808) and 2GB of ram.

The 808 runs very warm.

 

My LG G4 ran very hot at times and so did the Moto X and BB Priv 

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Just now, D13H4RD2L1V3 said:

The 808 runs very warm.

 

My LG G4 ran very hot at times and so did the Moto X and BB Priv 

What I meant by that was that the SD810 warmed up even more and often throttled (I think that was the reason for the 808 in the G4)

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6 minutes ago, tjcater said:

Same with my 5x besides the occasional time (once every 2 months) when the phone gets very hot (Even when its an SD808) and 2GB of ram.

Sometimes, if lucky I am able to boot into my OS, it works but throwing a lot of work at the phone seems to crash it

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1 minute ago, tjcater said:

What I meant by that was that the SD810 warmed up even more and often throttled (I think that was the reason for the 808 in the G4)

The 810 was worse but the 808 over time wasn't much better off.

 

I couldn't count how many times I had to take the G4 out because it ran so hot in my pocket even when asleep.

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11 minutes ago, reapersivan said:

I honestly love my 6p, it was built for me and it still goes strong!!!!!! Just wish it did not have to die like this  

I liked it but the battery life was.... meh at best.

 

I now have a Moto Z Play, couldn't be happier. I really like the SD625.

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3 minutes ago, coolkingler1 said:

I liked it but the battery life was.... meh at best.

 

I now have a Moto Z Play, couldn't be happier.

I carry 2 chargers, a wall charger and portable, I am always set so I didn't mind it much

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Just now, reapersivan said:

Sometimes, if lucky I am able to boot into my OS, it works but throwing a lot of work at the phone seems to crash it

Here's a fix if you want it to be more functional (at the expense of performance but at this point wouldn't matter):

https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guide-fix-nexus-6p-bootloop-death-blod-t3640279

Just now, D13H4RD2L1V3 said:

The 810 was worse but the 808 over time wasn't much better off.

 

I couldn't count how many times I had to take the G4 out because it ran so hot in my pocket even when asleep.

I remember wrapping the phone in layers of ice in bags surrounding the phone and that didn't help much. Also didn't help that this would continue to happen even after rebooting or turning it off for a minute. The issue seems to happen less frequently with the ElementalX kernel but I don't know the cause.

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1 minute ago, reapersivan said:

I carry 2 chargers, a wall charger and portable, I am always set so I didn't mind it much

Yeah I know. I just find it too annoying to be wired to a powerbank.

 

I have a Turbopowermod, which is so easy to bring with you, stick it on the phone.

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1 hour ago, tjcater said:

Here's a fix if you want it to be more functional (at the expense of performance but at this point wouldn't matter):

https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guide-fix-nexus-6p-bootloop-death-blod-t3640279

I remember wrapping the phone in layers of ice in bags surrounding the phone and that didn't help much. Also didn't help that this would continue to happen even after rebooting or turning it off for a minute. The issue seems to happen less frequently with the ElementalX kernel but I don't know the cause.

The 6p also got really hot without a xase, I have decided to just get the s8+

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2 hours ago, djdwosk97 said:

I wonder how frequently those adapters get lost.....

If you move anywhere outside your home, small objects are VERY EASY to lose, especially if traveling.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Mooshi said:

If you move anywhere outside your home, small objects are VERY EASY to lose, especially if traveling.

Only if you have little kids or are careless. It's the same thing with micro-usb cables -- people seem to manage to burn through them, meanwhile, my Micro-B cable from six years ago is still working just fine. 

 

But, I didn't ask how people lose them, I asked how many people have actually lost.

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4 minutes ago, djdwosk97 said:

Only if you have little kids or are careless. It's the same thing with micro-usb cables -- people seem to manage to burn through them, meanwhile, my Micro-B cable from six years ago is still working just fine. 

 

But, I didn't ask how people lose them, I asked how many people have actually lost.

Things fall out of pockets ya know.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Mooshi said:

Things fall out of pockets ya know.

I guess you've also lost the headphones then too. 

 

And again, careless. Anytime anything goes in or out of my pockets I look behind me. 

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