Does the V30 have enough for you Note lovers to give up the stylus?

[Mike Dee]

Hahaha. In sketching? No. But it's a lot more awkward drawing with fingers. Plus it's hard to make little details especially with limited space.

I meant for other applications

 

[Dark Pixels ll]

I think if I'm buying a 6' phone I want an S-Pen for specific reasons. Otherwise, I'm probably more interested in something smaller and more manageable.

 

[chanchan05]

I meant for other applications

No not really. I just use the pen for drawing or annotating.

 

[EnemiesInTheEnd]

I never said or implied that Samsung was going to suck at cameras, but since you mentioned it, Samsung wasn't going to suddenly suck at batteries but they did with the Note 7. Just using that as an example to make my prior point. I'd wait and see, especially since they are trying something different. I'm sure it will be a good thing.

That's a false equivalency. Batteries aren't comparable to cameras. Samsung won't mess up the camera.

 

[Mike Dee]

That's a false equivalency. Batteries aren't comparable to cameras. Samsung won't mess up the camera.

The point is no one intends to mess something up....nothing false about it.

 

[EnemiesInTheEnd]

The point is no one intends to mess something up....nothing false about it.

It is clearly a false equivalency. You're right that nobody intends to mess things up, but it is far easier to mess up a battery than a camera. LG has had exploding batteries. Samsung has had exploding batteries. Apple has had exploding batteries. Motorola has had exploding batteries. Nokia has had exploding batteries. So on and so forth.

 

[Mike Dee]

It is clearly a false equivalency. You're right that nobody intends to mess things up, but it is far easier to mess up a battery than a camera. LG has had exploding batteries. Samsung has had exploding batteries. Apple has had exploding batteries. Motorola has had exploding batteries. Nokia has had exploding batteries. So on and so forth.

I don't know how you're measuring that its easier to mess up a battery then a camera but I disagree. I don't think we can say over the other. There plenty to wrong in the design and process of a camera.
In any event no one can make the statement and guarantee that Samsung or any other company won't mess up any given item or feature at any given time.
Wishful thinking....yes, opinion...yes, fact...no.

 

[EnemiesInTheEnd]

I don't know how you're measuring that its easier to mess up a battery then a camera but I disagree. I don't think we can say over the other. There plenty to wrong in the design and process of a camera.
In any event no one can make the statement and guarantee that Samsung or any other company won't mess up any given item or feature at any given time.
Wishful thinking....yes, opinion...yes, fact...no.

I mean, it's pretty obvious, but ok.

 

[Mike Dee]

I mean, it's pretty obvious, but ok.

Ok

 

[rushmore]

Seems LG should be more concerned about the 8+. Bigger display, battery and costs less.

 

[EnemiesInTheEnd]

Seems LG should be more concerned about the 8+. Bigger display, battery and costs less.

Better camera too according to Engadget's preproduction unit impressions.

 

[srgonu]

Forget about competing with note 8, LG will have to face struggle for existence compared to S8+.

 

[Mike Dee]

Forget about competing with note 8, LG will have to face struggle for existence compared to S8+.

Who's says they are competing.... Maybe they are happy with crumbs that fell off the table.

 

[kj11]

If the rumoured feature are true and the V30 has most of the features that Note fans like....will it be enough to give up the stylus or is that a must have feature for Note fans?

Absolutely not.

 

[marz at play]

LG V30 is what I hoped the Note 8 to be. I just wish it had a stylus. The Note 8 is fugly. Sticking with Note 5 to see what Note 9 will be like...unless V30 has a big price drop in the near future like all LG phones tend to have.

 

[chyeo1979]

In terms of looks, V30 definitely entice me more than Note 8.