The Nexus series made to make your life much easier.So to find out what does people use with their device in their daily life, I collected most plussed comments in Google plus.

Google Now

Google Now works in the background so you don’t have to. Your information is automatically organized into simple cards that appear just when they’re needed. Because Google Now is ready whenever you are, you can spend less time digging and more time living.

Qi Wireless Chargers

Google's devices have all included built-in support for the feature—the Nexus 4, Nexus 5, and 2013 Nexus 7 all support wireless charging. Wireless charging is hardly a ubiquitous feature in smartphones and tablets at this point. It's often optional—phones from certain carriers will have it, or you'll be able to add it to a phone using a special charging case. But if you pick a phone at random off the shelf, chances are good that it won't support wireless charging out of the box. Wireless chargin is scarcely an universal gimmick in cell phones and tablets as of right now. It's optional—phones from specific carriers will have it. At the same time in the event that you pick a telephone at arbitrary off the rack, chances are great that it won't help wireless charging out of the container.

Tap & pay with your Nexus

Google Wallet’s NFC payment technology has long been limited to certain devices on certain carriers which allowed it. With Android 4.4 KitKat, Google introduced a new, open architecture for NFC payments that opens the service to any mobile carrier. This feature is available on Nexus and Google Play edition devices running Android 4.4 except LG G Pad 8.3 Google Play edition. To tap & pay, you must turn on near field communication (NFC). Turn on NFC by opening your device’s Settings menu. Under “Wireless & networks,” touch More. Check the box next to “NFC.”

First Updates

One of the most wanted features in nexus devices is thath you can get the latest updates of android from Google Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7, and Nexus 10 receive the latest version of Android directly from Google. Once an update is available, it can take up to two weeks for it to reach your device. If you’re not sure what version of Android your Nexus or Google Play edition device is running, follow these steps: 1- Open your device’s Settings menu (devices running Android 4.3 or lower have a different Settings icon). 2- Under "System" settings, touch About phone or About tablet > Android version. The number displayed is your device’s version number. source : gottabemobile.com

Finally

While most of the Nexus user like' the features like : The size (4,7 inch) and the clean Android experience /w Google Now. Others commented with some funny comments :
Joel Pomales The fact that it is a Nexus and not something else. That makes it worthwhile.
Florian Böhm The fact that there´s no Samsung Logo on it

And You ?

Tell me What are features that make your life easier with your Nexus devices in the comments box bellow ?! I wanna know :)