Samsung Galaxy Nexus GT-i9250 White 3G Dual-Core 1.2GHz 16GB Unlocked GSM Android Smart Phone w/ Android 4.0 / 5 MP Camera / NFC Samsung Galaxy Nexus GT-i9250 White 3G Dual-Core 1.2GHz 16GB Unlocked GSM Android Smart Phone w/ Android 4.0 / 5 MP Camera / NFC Samsung Galaxy Nexus Titanium Silver 3G Unlocked GSM Android Smart Phone w/ Android 4.0 / 5 MP Camera / 16GB Internal Memory / NFC (GT-i9250)

Pros: I got this defective device from NewEgg. I sent it back for reviewing defect. But NewEgg customer support sent it back to me saying it's not defective. Even a blind person can easily figure out the issue with this device. I am not sure what technical analysis NewEgg team did. Now I am running behind NewEgg Customer Support since a week and nobody is answering me. I am writing e-mails, calling them, posting on their portals and nobody is answering me. This seems like they did a fraud with me and now they don't want to get my money refunded. I am highly disappointed and now looking for other options to get my money back. Can someone please help me with this?

Cons: I got this defective device from NewEgg. I sent it back for reviewing defect. But NewEgg customer support sent it back to me saying it's not defective. Even a blind person can easily figure out the issue with this device. I am not sure what technical analysis NewEgg team did. Now I am running behind NewEgg Customer Support since a week and nobody is answering me. I am writing e-mails, calling them, posting on their portals and nobody is answering me. This seems like they did a fraud with me and now they don't want to get my money refunded. I am highly disappointed and now looking for other options to get my money back. Can someone please help me with this?

Other Thoughts: NewEgg Cheating, Fraud, No Customer Support

Pros: Screen size
Operating system

Cons: No external memory slot

Other Thoughts: Newer model jelly bean on board but play store claims it sold out

Pros: Very slick phone when it works.

Cons: This is an international phone. Had to unlock the bootloader to put the updated 4.2.1 android on it. Then the phone would sometime freeze and reboot when making/answering calls. After about a month of calling newegg, then calling/chatting with samsung I found out that samsung will not warranty this device because it is unlocked from newegg. Just keep this in mind if you have a problem. Also not that the box seal will be broken because to unlock the phone they (newegg) has to open the box.

Other Thoughts: After a lot of wasted time on my part I have finally got newegg to replace the phone. Hopefully the new one will work better than the old one...

Pros: Worked great for a few months

Cons: Died

Samsung couldn't find my "IMEI" number on the phone and wanted 3 days to see if it was serviced by samsung USA.

Still waiting...

Pros: Its a very good smartphone, if you want to buy an android phone buy a nexus one. dont waste time in others android phones.

Cons: its ok for me.

Pros: You will get updated to Jelly Bean 4.2 if this is the same model you can purchase from google play.

Never notice any lag or anything, opens apps quickly and smoothly.
large screen, but very sleek: no physical buttons, and the glass is curved. =O

Google really does offer a great number of services (apps) on this device. For the price, I asked myself what other phone i would purchase for $350? The answer was a low range, old sony. So I chose the GNEX.

Cons: Backplate is as plasticky as most reviews say. Its attached but it is raised near the camera lense and makes a strange squeeking noise.
Watch out not to press the volume rocker when turning off phone.

Shoddy camera imho. I'd love a big honkin camera, but i can borrow my dads dslr for that.

Other Thoughts: I bought this phone from Google.

Pros: It's in very good condition.

Cons: It's LOCKED, don't believe the title!!! It's locked!!!

Pros: This is a thin phone that is just the right size. The 4.65" screen is gorgeous and a very big upgrade from my previous phone the Motorola Defy. The dual-core processor is leagues faster and stock Android is a very big plus since Google Nexus devices are first to get the latest version of Android. I've already upgraded to Jellybean and it's the fastest and slickest version of Android yet. I also enjoy 4G-like speeds with HSPA+ support versus the stadard 3G support I had with the Motorola and it's like night and day. Battery life has been pretty good for me as well. Samsung and Google have really put together an excellent device.

Cons: It's not the Nexus 4!!

Other Thoughts: I was originally planning to get the Nexus 4, but I had no idea that it was going to sellout within minutes, and of course there's a long back-order on them. My old phone was getting quite a bit long in the tooth, and I was already tired of waiting. T-Mobile refuses to give me a reasonable price on an upgrade phone even though I have just 9 months remaining on my 2-year contract which I didn't even get a new phone with in the first place! I refuse to pay $500-650 for a phone. They were even gonna charge me $500 for the Nexus 4...RIDICULOUS!!! I figured the Galaxy Nexus was the best alternative and it turns out I was right. Sure I would prefer the new Nexus with quad-core CPU and Super LCD but the dual-core CPU and AMOLED screen on the Galaxy Nexus are still excellent performers. For those who can't get their hands on the Nexus 4 and can't stand the wait then this is still a great alternative and of course Newegg is the only place that has it at this price. Also, stock Android is awesome. None of that silly TouchWiz and whatever other customizations that the various manufactures can come up with is on the Nexus line of phones. No need to root these phones just get your hands on the latest version of Android. Google supports all Nexus devices, so you're not left being at the mercy of the other companies. It amazes me how fast some of these companies abandon support for the phones. I think all of my future phones will be Nexus products since I can count on getting future updates. I've even ordered a Nexus 7 tablet which I'm currently waiting on. Anyways...this is the second best deal out there for a high-end unlocked phone and even though its been out a year its still a rather impressive device. I initially wanted an SIII or a Note II, but I'm extremely happy with my Galaxy Nexus. I have several friends with SIII's and after messing around with those phones I feel like I got the better all-around device. My phone is just as fast, it feels better constructed, and stock Android is the best. I'm sure the Note II is great, but I wasn't paying $650 and the size of it doesn't make for a nice fit into pants pockets either. So...it's the Galaxy Nexus if you can't get your hands on the Nexus 4. You'll will be more than satisfied.

Pros: - solid thin light design
- wicked screen, a good combination of size and pixel ratio
- only 3 exterior buttons (can also be a negative)
- Responsive and Intuitive.
- Runs latest android releases right from Google
- runs for an avg of 24 hours with general use

Cons: - Screen burn in from buttons and notification bar
- because of the screen it only gets about 3 - 6 hours of heavy use depending.
- no wireless charging
- no smart tv video

Other Thoughts: The Galaxy Nexus is actually a great phone. There are a few customization issues I have with the operating system but over all the interface is well built. The screen burn in could be solved, and that's really the only problem I've found hardware wise. Just be aware this phone doesn't have all the latest hardware, as you may notice because of it's lack of newer features. The LG Nexus 4, Samsung Galaxy 3 and HTC one X all have more powerful hardware and newer options. How ever Google now is an option that far outways any hardware choice from the above devices. Also buy a case these phones are slabs of glass, sturdy slabs of glass.

Pros: Nice, solidly constructed feel, even if it is mostly plastic. Doesn't have the same cheap, creaky feel the original Galaxy S and Galaxy S2 had. Super AMOLED screen is as brilliant as always, and the bluish hue on white backgrounds that earlier AMOLED screens has largely been corrected. Reception, both 3G and wifi, is better than the Galaxy S. For those of you using T-Mobile, the Nexus supports the 21Mbit HSPA+ standard. Sound quality is okay, but not overly loud, especially on speaker.

Jellybean (Android 4.1.x) has been out for the Nexus for a while now, and does address a lot of issues people had with Ice Cream Sandwich like OS lag. Since the phone is a "pure" Google device, you'll be the first to receive OS updates (Android 4.2 is coming soon), which is a definite bonus. The camera is also an improvement over the Galaxy S I had, bringing much faster shutter time, faster autofocus/face recognition, etc. The LED flash can be useful, but tends to blow out pictures. It's more purposeful as a flashlight, usually. Samsung also thought to include an actual LED notification light at the bottom of the phone, which was an annoyance I had with the Galaxy S, which had no notification lights.

Browser speed and multitasking is much improved over earlier single core model phones, even though the hardware in this phone isn't cutting edge anymore.

With Jellybean, at least, battery life seems quite good. Much improved over my old Galaxy S, though I have rooted the phone and installed a custom ROM and kernel.

As a pleasant surprise, the GPS works quite well on this phone. Samsung has had issues with GPS drivers in the past, but it seems those days are behind us. Fast lock times, pretty high accuracy, and support for GLONASS.

Cons: Camera is okay, but nothing to write home about. Don't get hung up on megapixel count because it really doesn't matter if the manufacturer uses low quality optics. The 5MP sensor in this phone is completely usable, but suffers in low light environments as do all phone cameras.

Even at the highest volume, the speaker still isn't very loud. This can be remedied by an application from the Play store called Volume Plus, if I remember correctly.

Not really a great device with Android Ice Cream Sandwich, but Jellybean addresses most of those issues, and comes as an OTA update as soon as you power on the phone.

Other Thoughts: Newegg's jacked the price back up to $700, which is odd considering it was going for $350, same as from Google Play and other etailers. Don't buy this phone at $700.