Me crying for a newer Nexus 4, the best device in terms of quality/price ever made by Google

That phone had the worst camera I've ever used. I loved having it because it was XDA custom ROM-friendly, but good lord, that camera....

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bscphil 5 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Best phone I've ever owned and it's not close. Every phone since then has been a compromise, to the point that (in a sunk cost fallacy kind of way) I've just quit caring about phones and just buy whatever the cheapest available unlocked device is. I run them into the ground (way past the end-of-service date) because I know the next one is going to be worse.

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Grazester 5 days ago | parent [-]

The Nexus 4 was a nice phone but I thought the battery life was bad and it also ran hot.

My Moto-X was truly next level. It was oled and could do always on display that didn't need to power the blacks pixels on the screen. It was the first phone to do this. It has voice recognition for unlocking (getting info that you couldn't when the phone was locked). First to do this too since I believe it uses dedicated hardware at the time. It also knew when I was driving to unlock the phone for voice commands also. It was small.

	▲	nunez 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		Nice throwback. The Moto X was awesome. Damn, phones were so exciting back then.

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munksbeer 4 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

The Nexus 4 camera was rubbish and the GPS was rubbish. It could barely ever get a decent lock meaning navigating with it was a awful. I was so glad to replace that phone.

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nuancebydefault 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I loved my nexus 4! It's a pity that I at one point could not use it anymore because the updates made it unusable slow.