3 Reasons Not to Install Nexus 6P Android 8.1 & 5 Reasons You Should

Don't Install If You're Afraid of Problems

There's a chance Android 8.1 will improve your Nexus 6P's performance. There's also a chance it could have a negative effect on your Nexus 6P's performance. If you're having an excellent experience on Android 8.0, you might want to wait for more Android 8.1 feedback to emerge before making your move. 

Now that we're a few days removed from the release we're hearing about the Android 8.1 problems plaguing the Nexus 6P. Some of these issues have carried over from the previous version, some are new.

Nexus 6P owners are complaining about a variety of problems including severe battery drain, random reboots, issues with Bluetooth, and more.

You'll want to dig into these problems before you download Android 8.1 on your phone. At the very least, you'll want to wait until you're prepared to face Android Oreo problems. 

We've put together a roundup that will help and you'll also want to keep an eye on social media sites like Twitter and Google's Nexus Forums. 

The next bug fix update is probably several weeks away, but some of you might actually be better off sticking around on an older version of Oreo while waiting for the next bug fixer to arrive.