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.
Abstract: The 2013 Nexus 5 was a much beloved device—it was great at a few things, good at others, and cheap enough that its shortcomings didn't seem so glaring. It struck such a good balance that many owners passed on the (humongous and expensive) Nexus 6 last yea...
Abstract: Google has released roughly one Nexus smartphone per year since 2010. This year the company is breaking the mold by launching two new Nexus phones: the premium Nexus 6P and the smaller, more affordable, and slightly less powerful Nexus 5X .But while the N...
Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box, Light and well balanced build, Smaller sized device than lots of other flagships this year, Performance is super fast in everything, Camera is mind-blowing, Front-facing speaker, Amazing audio output
All-plastic build, even if it feels good, LCD screen isn't great, especially compared with the AMOLED on the Nexus 6p, Only a single front-facing speaker, not stereo, Could use more RAM for better multi-tasking, Final Thoughts, Simply put this is one of t
Simply put this is one of the finest phones of 2015 without a doubt. Users looking for a phone that's smaller than 5.5-inches will feel right at home here, but I'm afraid the larger top and bottom bezels will still make some smaller phone enthusiasts f...
Published: 2015-10-19, Author: Ron , review by: arstechnica.com
Abstract: Marshmallow brings a lot of user-requested features but still has no update solution.The Nexus 5X and 6P are two of the best Nexus devices ever produced. It's a common line that people say every year, but these are the first Nexus devices that don't have...
Abstract: Here come the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P reviews. The Google embargo expired, so the usual suspects are keen to let us know what they think.Release date is at month-end, but you can pre-order either already. And you won't need too many pennies.tl;dr: The revie...
Abstract: It's that time, Android fans -- yes, oh, yes: Time to get to know Google's newest Nexus devices.This year, we've got not one but two saucy seductresses competing for our affection: the smaller and more modest LG-made Nexus 5X and the larger and more premi...
Abstract: The Nexus 5X comes in a plastic housing that doesn't feel cheap. It comes in three colors – Carbon(black), Quartz(white) and Ice(minty green shade). All of the colors are very appealing with Ice being the most different color I have seen on a mainstream p...
Attractive, solidly built yet light. Great camera hardware, responsive, clean Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Works on most carriers
Camera app sporadically slow. No microSD card slot. USB-C port is a bit ahead of its time
The Google Nexus 5X by LG is an attractive, slim and pocketable phone. The price is nice and the phone is unlocked for use with any carrier, LTE 4G included. The display is sharp and bright, performance is snappy and the clean OS is a pleasure to use. It'...
Clean design, First to run Android 6.0, Great camera, Fast charging
All-plastic build, Non-expandable, Type-C USB is awkward, No wireless charging
We're excited for the return of the Nexus 5 name and the 5X is as good an incarnation as we could have hoped for.It doesn't pack as premium a design or hardware as its launch partner, but it's still wholly equipped to deal with the average user's needs; f...
Inexpensive and unlocked, Onehand friendly, 5.2inch display, Android Marshmallow
There's just 2GB of RAM, Starts at 16GB of internal storage, Your microUSB cables are useless, No wireless charging capabilities
You can operate Google's compact Nexus 5X with one hand – and it has a smaller price, too, compared with the metal Nexus 6P. Its fingerprint sensor and USB-C port take some getting used to, but it's ultimately a future-proofed phone everywhere but its mem...
