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Buddy of mine is a big LG fan and is looking forward to the V70. He asked me about it and I've only seen some rumored stuff, any confirmed or probably confirmed info on this device?
No but the rollable phone does look quite cool.
The V70 Thinq is basically the high end LG phone, a while back the V series became their premier phone over the G series. The V60 Thinq was actually a pretty good device but of course LG hasn't been pushing marketing as much as Samsung and Apple so most didn't know about it.
No but the rollable phone does look quite cool.
The V70 Thinq is basically the high end LG phone, a while back the V series became their premier phone over the G series. The V60 Thinq was actually a pretty good device but of course LG hasn't been pushing marketing as much as Samsung and Apple so most didn't know about it.
Last I heard about LG they are probably exiting the smart phone market, they haven't turned a profit in over 5 years.
Exit just announced today.
Unfortunately for LG they sort of earned it with the stigma of bootloops even though that was really prevelant in one model. The unsuccessful launch of the Moddable G5 with no real mods offered. The bad marketing decisions with oddball variants in different markets. I left them after the V20 even though technically I did try out a V30 for a couple of weeks. I left them for the Pixel 2XL and 3XL which I enjoyed, but since moved on to Samsung. They don't do everything right either but for my money it's the best option out if you don't mind the price. I think we will see Moto disappear and maybe even Pixels unless they really corner the low end market.So very sad. I don't even know if I want to read any press about it.![]()
The main problem with LG was the abysmal and/or non existent updates.
Unfortunately for LG they sort of earned it with the stigma of bootloops even though that was really prevelant in one model. The unsuccessful launch of the Moddable G5 with no real mods offered. The bad marketing decisions with oddball variants in different markets. I left them after the V20 even though technically I did try out a V30 for a couple of weeks. I left them for the Pixel 2XL and 3XL which I enjoyed, but since moved on to Samsung. They don't do everything right either but for my money it's the best option out if you don't mind the price. I think we will see Moto disappear and maybe even Pixels unless they really corner the low end market.
Samsung had an exploding phone and recovered, so some of it must be marketing!
After a bumpy transition (LG and HTC were a pretty similar Android experience, the latest move is not!) I'm settling in to my new Samsung phonehome, but I still think the LG devices I had were terrific, and I'm sorry they left the marketplace. I'd have stuck with them if they were going to be around. I'll be interested to see how my old v40 holds up with spouse's light use.