Coming from a Nexus 6P that suffered issues with battery life and holding on to a T-Mobile connection, I had high hopes the Honor 8 could match that $550 beast without its two major flaws

I love the fingerprint locking, and am happy to report I had no issues with it being unable to read my fingerprint (although, if you did have a problem, then you'd just use your pin number)

There are a few significant issues unfortunately, which made me return this phone to go back to a Nexus 5X.First because it's easiest to explain: the screen collects scratches very easily

After going through 3x LG G-series phones in as many years due to lousy build quality (bad touchscreen, screen detachment, bad motherboard/boot loop issues), I decided to abandon the brand

However, the issue is obviously not the app, because 95% of VR app does not work

Update (10/23/2016)Like another reviewer, I've experienced more than a few unacceptable performance issues

While not a huge issue, I also miss having the album art to a song I'm playing show on the lock screen

Audio/Headphone problemA HUGE negative for her (the deal killer) was a strange issue with the audio when switching from speaker to headphones

However, one issue I continue to struggle with is bluetooth automobile connectivity

Will update the review if I encounter any worth noting issues.

They have horrible quality issues as well as terrible, close to non-existent customer service.

I'd suggest going with the white model if you must, as the silver frame is less likely to show such sloppy build issues

This is an okay device, but I'm going to post here a few weird issues that are unbearable that you should be

Hopefully this is just a defective model, other wise i'm replacing it with a Xaomi.

but I like this phone BETTER than my S5!!Does everything I've needed it to, & fast

Coming from the iphone, I was not opposed to Honor’s ios-like EMUI over stock Android

Coming from the iphone, I was not opposed to Honor’s ios-like EMUI over stock Android