How long have you had your LG G3?

[ugropt]

How long have you had your LG G3? I got my LG G3 for over 1.5 years and two months ago I bought a 6000mAh extended battery for my LG G3 from MPJ because of some good reviews I found here. I noticed when I was connected to 4G getting good signal the battery would last over awesome 8 hours SOT. I am sure I can play on for a few more years.

 

[TWC42]

Since November 2014. Bought the Quick Circle wireless charging case and two Powermats. Total disaster when AT&T screwed up the software and didn't fix for several months. Abandoned wireless charging. No major problems since and very comfortable with my G3 now. Looking at the specs for the G5 and the Galaxy S7, and from what I see, the improvements are not worth a $700 plunge.

 

[me75006]

Almost a year.

 

[MORANDCHI]

I got mine is 2014.. My next phone is going to be the Moto X pure. I miss the Front facing speakers (I had it with the HTC M7). I never owned a Moto Phone and can't wait for stock Android.

Chris

 

[frank-barnett]

I've had mine since it launched on VZW. I've grown to like this phone very much, and have a hard time thinking of having to use power buttons anywhere else but on the rear.

I did buy it thinking that the specs would last me 2 years, and I think with Marshmallow, I'm like to keep this a fair bit longer - especially as I can replace the battery, which was the biggest selling point for me!

 

[zedten]

Just got mine 1 week ago, it's my first android phone. Waiting for the BlackBerry Priv price to come down then I may have to grab that. Also have my eye on the 6000 mah MPJ battery extender.....

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[maclancer]

Got mine since November 2015... So far so good... Waiting for marshmallow... How long do we have to wait for T-Mobile to release it?

 

[koves]

Bought mine April 2015...it was also my first Android phone

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[Gbsa]

Just got mine a few days ago as a back up phone. But it has a lot of really great features. Much more intuitive and convenient then my Samsung phone. So thinking of using it as my daily driver and the Samsung as my backup. Also just bought the mpj extended battery and Hyperion case.

 

[Jason Neill]

Well over a year, still running like a dream. It updated to MM but still prefer lollipop. Bezel has a giant crack on it, but screen still immaculate, and it simply runs whatever you throw at it. Due an upgrade in next few weeks so will probably opt for G4 over G5, but will be sorry to see it go. Spent years trying to find the right phone for me, G3 nailed it.

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[TWC42]

It seems that the original battery on my G3 doesn't last quite a long as it used to. I bought a replacement battery which seems to be holding up better. (Used to have 50% or more left at night, recently down to 20%, new battery back to around 50%). Makes me wonder if two years is the expected life of a Li-Ion battery, then that more or less defines the practical life of a phone with a non-replaceable battery (Galaxy S7 comes to mind). $700 for a phone that lasts, say 2 years, or about $30 per month for the phone itself. A bit steep. no?

 

[anon(6142785)]

Since September 2014. Zero problems. From kk to marshmallow with no problems..might even keep past contract. Don't see another phone which I would want. Maybe the next gen Nexus.

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[DopeyTinus]

You can make it last longer again cuz mine had that problem all u gotta do is delete clean it