I have an LG V20 that I'm not allowed to review. Let's talk about it anyway.

[NintendoLinky]

So Pixel XL or V20?

 

[juliesdroidsync]

Does it have a good antenna / strong signal? This was a deal-breaker for me with the Pixel XL...

 

[rushmore]

Does it have a good antenna / strong signal? This was a deal-breaker for me with the Pixel XL...

APPARENTLY the V20 has the best reception for LTE of any device this year (per an earlier review and some comments), but will reserve that until testing myself (Verizon). Yes, the Pixel and the Note 7 as well, both have weak LTE reception.

 

[Wiley_11]

APPARENTLY the V20 has the best reception for LTE of any device this year (per an earlier review and some comments), but will reserve that until testing myself (Verizon). Yes, the Pixel and the Note 7 as well, both have weak LTE reception.

The jury is still out on the Pixel.

 

[torisgirl11]

So I am new to the whole forum thing, and this may be off topic, but I am hoping you can help me fix an issue with my V20. I cannot view/download/send any images within my sent and received texts. I keep getting a message saying Not sent. Tap to try again. Or it says Retry download. WHat can I do to resolve this? No luck on the internet so far. I am on the Sprint network if that matters. HELP is greatly appreciated!

 

[Mooncatt]

So I am new to the whole forum thing, and this may be off topic, but I am hoping you can help me fix an issue with my V20. I cannot view/download/send any images within my sent and received texts. I keep getting a message saying Not sent. Tap to try again. Or it says Retry download. WHat can I do to resolve this? No luck on the internet so far. I am on the Sprint network if that matters. HELP is greatly appreciated!

Do you have your mobile data disabled when on Wi-Fi? If so, that could be why and is a common issue for new users. SMS messages (I.e. Pictures via text) uses mobile data only, even if you are on a Wi-Fi network.

I'm not sure if that's your specific problem because I don't know if you're on Wi-Fi, but it's common enough to be worth considering. For testing purposes, try turning Wi-Fi off, then view/send one of those messages.