dleavitt

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Could also be a function of the phone you came from. Those rugged flip phones could have a bad-*** vibration mechanism because they were designed to withstand a harsher environment, in addition to being electronically simpler. Smartphones aren't as robust, so the vibration is lower. Most people get used to it. I'd be lying though if I didn't say I would like a more robust vibrate with my 6P. It's light enough that there are times when I *think* it has vibrated, but it really hasn't. Never had that problem with my old candy-bar phone 5 years ago.

z31maniac

Will do. If I don't get a tracking number by the time I leave work, I'm just going to cancel it and go to the store and get something.

z31maniac

Got the new SIM card last night to go in the Nexus 5X since apparently on Sprint it can't use the existing ones. Obviously I need to adjust to the interface, but without all the other bloatware crap on the phone, it's so much quicker than the S6 Edge+. It actually maintains a cell connection here at work without needing to be restarted constantly and it's a quicker connection.

Definitely feels more cheaply made than the Galaxy, but it makes sense at $399 vs $799. But I like that it's lighter and a touch smaller. If it ends up having good battery life, I'll be sold for good on the "Google" phones.

kevinspann

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Other Prepaid Plans | Unlimited Talk, Text & Data $30/$35/Mo |T-Mobile

$30 a month prepaid plan. It's probably the cheapest you'll find a plan with that much data. The Google-fi setup is nicer if you use less data and actually talk on the phone. I don't, so the 100 minutes a month I get with that T-Mo plan has been fine. If it's not enough, you can always spend a few bucks and add more.