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(More customer reviews)The Nexus S is the follow up flagship handset to the Nexus One, which I still own. It is a much better experience having a vanilla build OS vs a custom OS which can hinder overall performance, not to forget being free of carrier control and restrictions! There are a few specs the phone has that can be a turn off to someone who is into having the latest tech implemented; but overall it is a very good phone that I'm glad to have purchased.
Cons:
-It's not a 4G phone, which really isn't a problem because in the U.S. 4G hasn't been fully deployed. WiMax and HSDPA+ is more like 3.5G.
-It doesn't have the solid build of the Nexus One, rather a plastic feel to it which may seem a bit cheap. $600.00 is a lot for a plastic body.
-No MicroSD slot ( a huge flaw, the phone is limited to only the 16 GB onboard storage.
-The speaker is on the back of the phone.
-The video isn't HD.
Pros:
-Very Speedy thanks to 1 GHz Humming Bird processor.
-Gingerbread onboard, and because it's vanilla build it will have the updates in a more timely matter. Some newer phones have Froyo 2.2, and it will be months before they receive 2.3.
-Gorgeous display with great color and black levels.
-The contour display is no gimmick, the phone feels comfortable against the ears.
-Once implemented, the NFC will allow the phone to behave like those in Japan, making it a digital wallet.
I own a iPhone 3G, 3GS, iPhone 4, Nexus One, and this phone! There is one Blackberry user in my household, and she will cross over soon! I can argue iOS vs Android but ultimately it's up to the end user, they both have their pros and cons!
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