How can you already rate a product with an average of 4.3 even though it's not even on the market yet? I'm a Google fan, but I still think such ratings are very questionable and make the rating function devastating.

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I preordered it and I received it today. Excellent phone.

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@Unknown80
I agree, something like this makes the rating function worthless. I've been using it for 1.5 weeks now (bought in Germany) and have to say it's a top device! There are probably flaws in the workmanship of some devices where you can see a gap between the display and the frame (mine has it too), there is still disagreement on the Internet about whether this should be the case or not, but for me it doesn't matter, the part is 1A.

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Because the smartphone has already been presented for unboxing to selected media and experts. Besides, Google has been famous for deliberately spreading leaks on the internet since the last generation. This is called unconventional marketing.

I was also allowed to see and test the smartphone briefly thanks to Vitamin B, but it should also be clear to everyone that neither pictures nor other recordings were allowed to be taken from the room because of the NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement). Unfortunately, I can't say whether the other reviews are made up out of thin air or also stem from such sneak previews.

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How can you already rate a product with an average of 4.3 even though it's not even on the market yet? I'm a Google fan, but I still think such ratings are very questionable and make the rating function devastating.

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