A warning! Don't buy LG products!

I switched from Samsung (to much bloatware on their phones -- Samsung bloatware) and went to LG. Had LG G2, LG G4, no problems, LG V10 no problems and LG V20, no problems. Along with the LG Gpad X8.3 tablet, no problems. Never had any bootloop scenarios at all. I like the idea you can take the battery out of LG V20 and there for a bit Samsung had done away with SD cards and LG kept it.
 
2 and something years with my LG G4.
Happy user here.
JGLdn, sorry about your miss fortune. Also, sorry, but your rant has no echo.
If you feel you need to rant, do it by email, phone or in person with LG.
As others have said, even tho it should be clear as day, every manufacturer has its share of problems.
Now go buy what makes you happy and stop ranting in vain.
 
The V30 looks great, but no thanks I'll stick with Samsung. My first android was a HTC One M7 and it was a great handset, never had a single issue with it.
 
The V30 looks great, but no thanks I'll stick with Samsung. My first android was a HTC One M7 and it was a great handset, never had a single issue with it.
The M7 was my very first Android phone and I've been using Android ever since !!
 
My LG TV works great. My G4 is the best (least buggy, most reliable) phone I've ever had. My LG dishwasher is quiet and cleans well.
 
So far I've had an htc phone, several samsung phones and a couple of lg phones. My current phone is an lg stylo 2v, bought it as a backup to my note 4 since I really like and use the stylus. The lg phone is so much better then my note 4. With moderate use the lg at 18% battery has been on for 17 hours with 7.5 sot. The most I got out of the note 4 was 7 hours. My lg doesn't get warm when charging or watching videos, also doesn't have that slight lag that the note has. And so much less bloatware. My experience with lg has been good. So I'll probably keep buying lg untill I get a bad one.
 
The V30 looks great, but no thanks I'll stick with Samsung. My first android was a HTC One M7 and it was a great handset, never had a single issue with it.

My Samsung S7 was garbage and I traded an S8+ in for a G6. The S8 was a good phone but I've owned and LG Optimus F3 and it was a tank, and worked flawlessly for two years. I've had a G5 and a V20. No issues.
 
My Samsung S7 was garbage and I traded an S8+ in for a G6. The S8 was a good phone but I've owned and LG Optimus F3 and it was a tank, and worked flawlessly for two years. I've had a G5 and a V20. No issues.
You traded an S8+ for a G6? What?!!!! Bad move.
 
So is it fair for someone to draw the same conclusion to not buy a Samsung device based on the Note 7? I would say no. Sorry LG hasn't really worked out, but I really don't think it merits a united embargo against them.
 
I will say the G4 definitely had way too many bootloop issues which was unfortunate for LG. Hopefully the future models (such as the G6) are fixed. I have had their TVs for awhile now and really have had no issues with them. I still use my 60inch Plasma from LG in my living room today :).
 
I've had the LG G2, G4, GPad and Nexus 5x. All were good to great devices and only had to RMA the G2 for screen issue. Definitely not an LG fanboy (most recent phones - 6P and OP 3T) but I'd consider buying another LG device. Mostly had to RMA Motorola phones (2x Nexus 6, 2x MXPE).
 
My LG 55" 3d Smart TV is 4 years old and still working as good as new

My LG 32" 3d Smart TV is 2 years old and still working as good as new.

I get it that you're sore about 1 product that failed you and tbh the G4 let a lot of people down with the bootloop issue but you need to get over it and move on. If you don't want to touch LG ever again then that's your choice but you said you're sticking with Samsung and seem to have forgotten the Note 7 fiasco last year and the multiple recalls with phones catching fire. It hasn't stopped me buying Samsung after that either but you seem yo have a selective memory
 

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