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.
The Nexus 5X certainly has some downsides. But despite some flaws, pros of Google Nexus 5X outweigh its cons. It is indeed worthy enough to put your bet on if you are looking for a complete package. Have you bought a Nexus 5X smartphone for yourself ye...
The Nexus line traces its roots to developer-oriented devices, but since the LG-made Nexus 4, the lineup of Google-branded phones has been an affordable way to get great specs and a long period of timely software updates (even the Nexus 6 is a steal now)...
The Nexus 5X is available in India for a price of Rs 29,990 (at the time of review) for the 16 GB variant which is about Rs. 4,000 more than the US$ 379 price. At this price it lacks the essence of a Nexus phone. Its built in plastic lacks a QHD display a...
At the price of INR 36,900 (for 32 GB) Nexus 5 is a solid phone. It has a really impressive camera, authentic Android Marshmallow with quick updates, awesome fingerprint sensor and great performance. This phone has all the qualities to make you happy afte...
Good, Pure Android 6.0, Fingerprint sensor, Good camera, Good overall performance
Limited storage, Expensive, USB Type-C adapters required, Ditches wireless charging
All of Google's recent Nexus phones have been widely loved, and the new Nexus 5X is especially important to a lot of people who were disappointed that last year's model was not only much bigger but also much more expensive than the ones that had come befo...
Nexus 5 Weighs light, fits in one palm, Fast, zippy performance, Good battery life, Nexus Imprint is the best fingerprint scanner, Clear, bright display, Smooth, fast camera
All-plastic build might concern a few, Ambience sensor doesn't really work well, Lacklustre audio, Slow HDR mode, no stabilisation
The Nexus 5X is a delightful device. It does not overawe you with highly saturated images, power-packed specifications, or any of that. This year, the Nexus is all about taming the power, and using available resources in full glory. Priced at Rs. 31,900...
Abstract: I have a confession to make. I love the Nexus 5. Despite its obvious flaws compared to newer and shiner phones (all of which I've tried and tested), the Nexus 5 has some intangible quality for me that no other phone has replicated before or since.But now...
Pure Android Marshmallow experience, 12.3MP camera with 1.5micron pixels, Nice design
Lacks Dual SIM support, Misses microSD card support
The Nexus 5X does seem to be promising device. We liked it's camera and are looking forward to test it out for detailed review. The phone has its high and low side. On one hand it has new features and upgraded specs, on the other it lacks dual-SIM supp...
Abstract: This year we get double the Nexus phone action - the 5.2" Nexus 5X and the 5.7" Nexus 6P, brought by LG and Huawei respectively. They come to replace the two-year old Nexus 5 and the fresher Nexus 6. There's a new Android tablet too, but it's not a Nexus!...
Pure Android, Decent specs for the price, USB Type C, Excellent fingerprint scanner
Camera still needs work, Only 2GB of RAM, Case feels a bit cheap
The Nexus range has always been a curious mixture of amazing software tied to hardware which is lacking in some way, and we're sad to report that hasn't changed this year. The Nexus 5X isn't a bad phone and has some stand-out features - the fingerprint...
