Android phones, apps and tablets

Also to echo @dan anyone withe Wileyfox Swift on here?

I got it. Camera is not as good as the N5 but apart from that I'm happy for 100 GN

Not as concerned as I used to be about getting the top spec available. Works very well for all I do with it.

My other half has a 5x, it's really quick, no noticeable lag that we've noticed. However, we've noticed that it's not 100% stable, something glitches once a month or so - but I think that's acceptable.

I'm extremely annoyed that it didn't come out sooner because I would have bought one instead of my iPhone 5s.

What did you have before? I am thinking of switching from Moto G (3rd gen). Or am I better off with Storm for a bigger performance gap?

This is a couple of days late, but, Google has its own survey thing (Forms, I think) which exports directly into Google Docs, I believe.

What's currently the best flagship killer please? Just smashed my screen :(

I had a Nexus 5, the only noticeable step down is the camera quality but apart from that it feels fine. Screen looks good, it feels nice in the hand (fnar) and it's pretty light. Battery performance seems ok and the battery is removeable, which is good.

If i had the money to burn I would have bought the Storm but not sure if it would be twice the phone for twice the money

Hope that helps

Amazon Fire? - £50, also buy 5 get one free.

Many thanks.

Woohoo.

Stuck with amazon's shitty take on Android and no Google stuff.

Just ordered a Moto X Style rather than a 6P... Cheaper, looks like a proper “flagship killer” and I like the little Motorola additions even on the far lower Moto E 4G. I think it has Marshmallow already?

I'd be wary of the Fire, it's running Amazon's modified version of Android and there are major issues with app compatibility.

The Tesco Hudl is one option, or whatever's on special from Asus or whoever at Argos.

Got Marshmallow today on Moto X Play so should do I reckon

I got a Linx 7 not bad windows 10 tablet.

Ok. Wileyfox Swift vs Storm vs One Plus X. Which one? I know the last two are more pricey. If its worth it I'll get the expensive one.

I've never used Cyanogen OS or Oxygen OS, always used vanilla android on Nexus 5 and now Moto G. My main concern with this is the speed of updates as soon as Google releases them. I dont care much about the camera. I want storage (internal mainly and SD for photos etc). I want speed, tired of Moto G's performance.

Bought the swift.

Have you updated it? Got the notification on mine that it was available but haven't got round to doing it yet (I suspect it may be a faff as mine is rooted with TWRP installed).

@amey The Moto X Play is also worth a look in the ~ £200 bracket. Performance seems fine, just updated to Marshmallow and, best of all, has a good battery.

Nice but pricey (Moto X Play).

I'd be wary of the Fire, it's running Amazon's modified version of Android and there are major issues with app compatibility.

This.

While it's a pretty decent tablet and look great, it's seriously limited to their own OS.

It was £200 when I bought it. Seems to have gone back up in price.

One year's free screen replacement with the Swift also.

I just ordered an oukitel k4000, my other china phone was fine till the other day when I sat on it riding a trike and broke the screen.

Yep just saw that! Will register as soon as I get :)

The FB app on Android uses up to 20% of battery!

^ I'm trying that Metal app mentioned - it's OK - takes longer to refresh than the FB app did