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I had the G6 and couldn't sell it fast enough. DxoMark proves why: terrible camera. LG, you are going to have to up your game to compete for my $. https://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/LG-G6-Mobile-review-Punchy-pictures
I had the G6 and couldn't sell it fast enough. DxoMark proves why: terrible camera. LG, you are going to have to up your game to compete for my $. https://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/LG-G6-Mobile-review-Punchy-pictures
I'm not seeing this either. My S8+ is buttery smooth just like my Pixel was.
Not seeing that what so ever here.
I had the G6 and couldn't sell it fast enough. DxoMark proves why: terrible camera. LG, you are going to have to up your game to compete for my $. https://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/LG-G6-Mobile-review-Punchy-pictures
It looks like you're gonna be disappointed... I think the leaks kinda already implied the v30 won't have a removable batteryI am actually hoping this phone is a huge flop. I currently have a LG G4 that I absolutely love (so far no bootloop issues - and keeping fingers crossed that I never get it.) The reason I chose LG over the others is that they were the last mainstream phone to offer removable batteries. If this phone is a huge hit, it is likely to send the message that nobody cares about that anymore, so I am left hoping that a manufacturer I really like hugely fails (esp before they release the V30 which is my last hope.)
Nah, that's as silly as it sounds.I am actually hoping this phone is a huge flop. I currently have a LG G4 that I absolutely love (so far no bootloop issues - and keeping fingers crossed that I never get it.) The reason I chose LG over the others is that they were the last mainstream phone to offer removable batteries. If this phone is a huge hit, it is likely to send the message that nobody cares about that anymore, so I am left hoping that a manufacturer I really like hugely fails (esp before they release the V30 which is my last hope.)
I am actually hoping this phone is a huge flop. I currently have a LG G4 that I absolutely love (so far no bootloop issues - and keeping fingers crossed that I never get it.) The reason I chose LG over the others is that they were the last mainstream phone to offer removable batteries. If this phone is a huge hit, it is likely to send the message that nobody cares about that anymore, so I am left hoping that a manufacturer I really like hugely fails (esp before they release the V30 which is my last hope.)
I tend to agree. Probably not enough to be the only reason for low sales. I do believe it is one factor of the issue. Samsung stopped supporting removable batteries a long time ago. Now Samsung customers don't expect the feature. The G6 is a big change for LG customers, many felt removable batteries was a key difference between LG and Samsung. The change probably kept a number of G5 and V20 users from switching to the G6.The resistance, movement, cause or whatever you want to call it to maintain relevance of removable batteries is smaller than you think. I don't think the removable battery vs non removable battery is enough to tank a device.
However, if a battery is non-removable and deemed substandard for a day's use, then yeah it could significantly hurt sales.
The resistance, movement, cause or whatever you want to call it to maintain relevance of removable batteries is smaller than you think. I don't think the removable battery vs non removable battery is enough to tank a device.
However, if a battery is non-removable and deemed substandard for a day's use, then yeah it could significantly hurt sales.
I tend to agree. Probably not enough to be the only reason for low sales. I do believe it is one factor of the issue. Samsung stopped supporting removable batteries a long time ago. Now Samsung customers don't expect the feature. The G6 is a big change for LG customers, many felt removable batteries was a key difference between LG and Samsung. The change probably kept a number of G5 and V20 users from switching to the G6.
I had the G6 and couldn't sell it fast enough. DxoMark proves why: terrible camera. LG, you are going to have to up your game to compete for my $. https://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/LG-G6-Mobile-review-Punchy-pictures
I wouldn't knock it though.. I came from the V10 to the v20 to the G6.. And this device is actually the most complete.. I'm happy they added the manual video option on this version.. But as far as UI, it's the most optimized, best battery life and marginally better camera (differs per user).. So as far as specs, it might not be what everyone is doing this year but it has the same chip set as the Pixel, which I've heard from users is still smoother than the S8..I'm a part of that movement but it's a losing battle. Sadly people prefer glass phones. If they made the G6 with same design but removable battery somehow, I'd probably already have it by now. The sealed back was a deal breaker for me, especially with average specs for a 2017 phone, didn't see anything special about the phone.
I wouldn't knock it though.. I came from the V10 to the v20 to the G6.. And this device is actually the most complete.. I'm happy they added the manual video option on this version.. But as far as UI, it's the most optimized, best battery life and marginally better camera (differs per user).. So as far as specs, it might not be what everyone is doing this year but it has the same chip set as the Pixel, which I've heard from users is still smoother than the S8..
I had the S8 Plus. Traded it for a G6. I can truly say that, IMO, the G6 is smoother that the S8 Plus. My samsung phone always had a bit of lag or was jittery in some places. But not so on the G6.
And which flagship nowdays have removable battery S8, U11, iP7, P10 ? Srsly when was the last time flagship had removable battery ? Like 2-3 yrs ago.. iphone has non removable since the first phone, and all of them are sealed.. So you will be looking for what ? G4, S5 ? Or similar flagships with removable battery.. G6 is fine phone that can work great for next 2-3 yrs.. And what about people who have low/mid range phones if they can be satisfied so can anyone.. Not like anyone uses phone for something else than surfing, social networks, youtube, mailing and stuff like that.. And beside u have 2 yrs warrinty so ? Who cares about non removable battery if you charge it correctly it can last long.I'm a part of that movement but it's a losing battle. Sadly people prefer glass phones. If they made the G6 with same design but removable battery somehow, I'd probably already have it by now. The sealed back was a deal breaker for me, especially with average specs for a 2017 phone, didn't see anything special about the phone.
And which flagship nowdays have removable battery S8, U11, iP7, P10 ? Srsly when was the last time flagship had removable battery ? Like 2-3 yrs ago.. iphone has non removable since the first phone, and all of them are sealed.. So you will be looking for what ? G4, S5 ? Or similar flagships with removable battery.. G6 is fine phone that can work great for next 2-3 yrs.. And what about people who have low/mid range phones if they can be satisfied so can anyone.. Not like anyone uses phone for something else than surfing, social networks, youtube, mailing and stuff like that.. And beside u have 2 yrs warrinty so ? Who cares about non removable battery if you charge it correctly it can last long.
I had iphone 5 since 2012 until 2016 with original battery so.. And most of the people will not see the diffrence between sp821 and 835 so called g6 and s8, glass back is because of wireless charging.