The Google Nexus 6 by Motorola is finally coming to Verizon Wireless

The Google Nexus 6 by Motorola was specifically designed by Google to be compatible with all wireless carriers in the United States – that includes Verizon, which is notoriously picky about which devices it lets onto its network. Unfortunately, even though the Nexus 6 has been out for several months now, Verizon has been the last major holdout to carry the device in its stores – until now.

That’s right – the Nexus 6 is finally coming to the Big Red. This can be confirmed by searching for the Nexus 6 on Verizon’s own site, after which you’ll see a banner that announces the phone as coming soon. As of now, there is no preorder page, and no further information available about which date it will be available, but things are looking very promising.

This means Verizon will join the likes of Sprint, US Cellular , T-Mobile, and AT&T, all of which currently carry the Nexus 6 and – in some cases – offer decent pricing on it, as well.

Personally, I’ll happily keep my Nexus 6 on T-Mobile, as I have no interest in paying Verizon’s high prices, but this will open the Nexus 6 up to millions of people who otherwise would never have considered the Nexus 6 as a possible option for them. It’s good for Google, it’s good for Motorola, and ultimately it’s good for Verizon and consumers alike.

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