On my 2nd one from verizon at the moment, and hope i wont have to go for a 3rd one. 1st one worked fine untill about 3 weeks ago, i got it back when it was less then a month out from launch. up untill 3 weeks ago no problems at all, it was speedy, i was happy, all was well, then, it started resetting when doing things like trying to reply to a text, or even read one, or opening a web page in chrome, or looking at a gmail, i read up on the what could be wrongs, and pulled out its sd card, and did a factory reset a day later when nothing improved, it even got locked into a reset loop where it would reset itself as soon as it turned on, and did it so many times it ran the battery dead, having gotten a free battery i decided to try it as well. nothing seemed to help and it got unbelievably hot around the camera area, after the reset it seemed to have fixed a few things, but then the camera wouldnt turn on anymore, no matter what app i tried i either got a black screen, or it crashed and said the camera could not start. so i did another reset thinking maybe something got tweaked. nothing else having worked i warrantied it, and got a replacement. the replacement is so far so good. But im no longer optimistic that the phone will last very long. Its kinda like when a new car breaks down really bad, before it did, you never thought it wouldnt get you where you wanted to go, after that, you worry if you will make it on even short trips.
This was my first LG, and probably will be my last, i have had phones from all the other majors except apple, and will never have one of those, of them all, this is the only phone i have ever had any issues with, much less one i had to get exchanged, it doesnt leave a good taste in the mouth for a $500+ phone, once you reach a certain point of cost, you expect little to no issues. this kind of price is well past that point. Sad thing is, it seems like everyone just says, well these are super complex devices, and $500+ isnt that much for them, so we just have to put up with the issues cause that is just the way it is. Red rings of death, cell phones that overheat and die cars with defective parts. When exactly do we say, enough is enough, make it right or dont bother, we are not your beta testers.