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Nexus was Google's earlier line of Android phones and tablets made with hardware partners such as HTC, LG, Motorola, Samsung and Huawei. Nexus devices were known for clean Android software, quick updates and developer-friendly builds, and the line was eventually succeeded by Google Pixel.

Nexus - FAQ

Answers to common questions about Nexus phones.

Which Nexus phone should I choose?

Since Nexus phones are no longer being manufactured, compare condition (new or refurbished), storage capacity and price to find the model that still suits your needs today.

What is the price of a Nexus phone in Canada?

Nexus phone pricing depends on the model and its condition, since these devices are discontinued and only available through remaining refurbished or used stock. Compare current offers above to see up to date pricing for any available listings.

Are new and refurbished Nexus phones available?

Nexus phones are discontinued, so new units are no longer produced. Refurbished or used units may still turn up depending on the model, check each phone's page to see what's currently available.

Can I get a Nexus phone with or without a mobile plan?

Since the Nexus line is discontinued, most listings are for the phone alone. Occasionally a refurbished unit is bundled with a plan through a specific provider, check each phone's page for current options.

Which Canadian carriers offer plans with a Nexus phone?

Because Nexus phones are no longer made, few Canadian carriers currently stock them with a plan, and availability can change as refurbished inventory comes and goes. Check each phone's page for current provider options.

How much storage do I need on a Nexus phone?

Storage on Nexus phones varies by model and generation, and since the line is discontinued, available options are limited to what remains in circulation. Check each phone's page for the exact storage of the model you're considering.

What made the Nexus line different from other Android phones?

Nexus phones ran a clean version of Android with no manufacturer add ons, and they typically received software and security updates faster than other Android phones of their generation.

Is it cheaper to buy a Nexus phone with a plan or unlocked without one?

It depends on the offer, when a plan option is available. Buying with a plan can lower the upfront device cost through bill credits, while an unlocked, plan free purchase gives you full flexibility to choose any Canadian provider. Compare both options for your chosen model, when both exist, to see which works out better.

How much does a Nexus phone cost per month with a plan?

Monthly cost depends on the specific Nexus model, when a plan is available, and the mobile plan you pair it with. Any device cost is typically spread over several months and added to your monthly bill alongside the plan's data, talk and text costs.

How can I compare Nexus phone offers in Canada?

Use the filters above to narrow down offers by condition and whether a plan is included, then compare pricing across any providers currently listing the Nexus model you want.

Why did Google stop making Nexus phones?

Google retired the Nexus line in 2016 and replaced it with the Pixel series, shifting to phones designed and marketed entirely by Google rather than co-branded with hardware partners.

Which companies manufactured Nexus phones?

Nexus phones were built by several hardware partners working with Google over the years, including HTC, LG, Motorola, Samsung and Huawei, each contributing different models to the lineup.