Ugh...
First, shutup about Now On Tap people. We get it. It's a brand new feature. It's not always helpful. Thanks for the caveat that it will get better in time, but come on. I'm so sick of reviewers making a point of mentioning how it's great when it works but it doesn't work a lot of the time. IT'S NEW! Like every new iphone feature works perfectly out of the box? No.
The apps aren't as good as iphone on android? Idk. There's nothing I feel like I want or need an app to do that doesn't exist and what gaming I do on android, I enjoy just fine.
I can see how the fingerprint reader may take some time getting used to, but I hate his comment that you'll spend a lot of time pushing on the speaker thinking it's a button. That's really only going to be an issue if you're an iPhone or Samsung user, IMO. I've actually been working to retrain my brain to use the power button on my Note 4 instead of the home button so often, but once I get that fingerprint reader and with ambient display, I doubt I'll use the power button on my 6P for anything other than turning the screen off.
Good luck finding a replacement for the Type-C charger!? Oneplus has a decent deal on them and amazon is already crawling with options. Not gonna be that hard.
"The 6P might be the best PHONE out there, if not for the app problem?"
It's so painfully obvious when these reviewers are iPhone users. Almost to the point of making me mad. If you don't know anything about our ecosystem, you have no business reviewing our phones. Sure, android sites are going to be a bit biased towards android, but I haven't seen one from an android site yet that didn't point out some things that could be better.
I'm not even sure I want to read the review now. That video was enough.
That's just me though. I'm an android user and fan. I won't deny that I'm biased towards android. It's what I know and love. But, as such, I don't need to know how this compares to your iPhone of choice. I'm not interested in the iPhone and never will be. And the fact that he claims we have an app problem more than once..."Google did their best. Now, it's up to the developers." WTF!? Are we back in 2010 again?
Bah-Humbug.