I came from the N7 fiasco as well. Briefly tried the S7E but didn't like it. Hard to really qualify the cost. On paper it's using the same hardware as other flagship devices. So calling it a throwaway doesn't make sense.
What's worse, a bootloop or a ticking time bomb? At least LG fixes the bootloops
I hope this causes an unsightly blemish on the whole non-removable battery movement and forces the manufacturers to return to removable batteries.It's said that the Note 7 battery was slightly too big, compartment for it too tight depending on how you look at it that caused some of the batteries to fail. If Samsung used a removable battery they could have simply sent out slightly smaller batteries to replace the faulty ones. Big loss Samsung had there.
Thanks for complimenting the camera.Count me in as one of the LG V20 users who came from the Samsung Note 7. As I posted elsewhere, I was already disappointed with the Note 7, pre-explosion-gate, for the following reasons:
- Loss of removable battery.
- Curvature of the screen felt gimmicky, reduced real estate.
- Battery performance was mediocre.
- Samsung's proprietary handling of expandable storage is gimmicky and a departure from Android Nougat.
So in many ways the LG V20 was a serious upgrade, especially with the removable battery. Yes, there's no AMOLED screen, and yes, it's not waterproof and dustproof the way the Note 7 was, and yes, it doesn't have an S Pen. But honestly, for business use, and given its amazing superior camera, plus the added bonus of Quad-DAC built right in -- this phone is the best device I have ever owned. I'm thrilled, and have had it since a couple of days before release.
Count me in as one of the LG V20 users who came from the Samsung Note 7. As I posted elsewhere, I was already disappointed with the Note 7, pre-explosion-gate, for the following reasons:
- Loss of removable battery.
- Curvature of the screen felt gimmicky, reduced real estate.
- Battery performance was mediocre.
- Samsung's proprietary handling of expandable storage is gimmicky and a departure from Android Nougat.
So in many ways the LG V20 was a serious upgrade, especially with the removable battery. Yes, there's no AMOLED screen, and yes, it's not waterproof and dustproof the way the Note 7 was, and yes, it doesn't have an S Pen. But honestly, for business use, and given its amazing superior camera, plus the added bonus of Quad-DAC built right in -- this phone is the best device I have ever owned. I'm thrilled, and have had it since a couple of days before release.
Flossy's right. The squeaky wheel gets the grease.![]()
Flossy..... Lol
He makes money from views..The guy gets a ton of channel views him along with J Williams. How do they get the money for all those phones and other gadgets? I know some of the phones are sent to them from the companies, but the V20 for example I recall Flossy said LG wouldn't send him one so he had to buy it.
Probably paid by the manufacturers.He makes money from views..
I would say both. You can get a heft check from YouTube when you have ads and such.Probably paid by the manufacturers.
Probably paid by the manufacturers.