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Differences between the Note 4 and the Nexus 6P?
Right now I am using the Note 4 and am thinking about getting the Nexus 6p. I just have a few questions for those that have used or are currently using the Nexus 6p.
1- Can you run s-health on the phone? Will it track steps without having to get some sort of fitbit?
2- Is it strange/affect the usage to not have a clickable home button on the face of the phone?
3- How is the native note app that come with the phone? Similar to s-note?
4- Do you like the placement of the fingerprint scanner? Does it get tedious to have to pick it up every time to unlock the device?
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- ?Lv 45 years agoFavorite Answer
I'll answer each que individually. Can it run S-health? Haven't tried but Samsung announced recently that it supports other devices, I'm guessing the Nexus 6P is included in that. Can it track steps by itself? Yes, even if S-health turns out not to work, Google has their own fitness app that's great at tracking steps. Does the lack of a physical home button affect it in a negative way? No, not really, I actually prefer the on-screen keys, I think the animation when you press them is cool, what really takes getting used to is their placement, as Samsung swaps the back and menu keys' places. How's the native note app? There is none, but there are many great third party apps, like Google Keep and OneNote. Back fingerprint scanner? I like it, never used a front one, but it doesn't get tedious, and your finger just naturally rests on it. Sorry for rephrasing your questions but I needed to lower the character count. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask!
