Note 3 or Lgg2. . . I know not again
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For me it was the Note 3. And that's saying something since I've been a Nexus user for awhile. Considered the N5 but wanted a better battery and even though I hate, hate Touchwiz, I still opted for the Note 3. I am happy that I did. I have had zero issues myself. Home button is solid, no issues with any of the hardware either. It picks up way less fingerprints than my Nexus 4 did and that was a pleasant surprise. And the amount of accessories available for the Note 3 is nice. The G2 is decent too but my opinion is that the Nexus 5 is a better bargain other than the bigger battery & better camera. I also hate the back button on the G2. It's a poor decision like the glass back of my old Nexus 4. When I set my Note 3 down, it's with the back down so I like it to be mostly flush and not sticking up like the G2.
Again, it's a personal decision but I was surprised that I like the Note 3 as much as I do. My previous phones were Nexus or HTC and this is the first time I've chosen a Samsung phone. It's much easier to handle than I though it would be, given it's size. I do have large hands though but it still is a breeze to use regardless of your hand size. I like the removable battery and SD card and I've actually been using the S-Pen a bit, which I didn't think I would be doing (though the phone works perfectly fine without it). If you're really worried about durability remember you can always get insurance and the manufacturer has a one year warranty on the phone included. Good luck with whichever one you choose. We all support Android here so we're happy your decision is between two Android phones.
Again, it's a personal decision but I was surprised that I like the Note 3 as much as I do. My previous phones were Nexus or HTC and this is the first time I've chosen a Samsung phone. It's much easier to handle than I though it would be, given it's size. I do have large hands though but it still is a breeze to use regardless of your hand size. I like the removable battery and SD card and I've actually been using the S-Pen a bit, which I didn't think I would be doing (though the phone works perfectly fine without it). If you're really worried about durability remember you can always get insurance and the manufacturer has a one year warranty on the phone included. Good luck with whichever one you choose. We all support Android here so we're happy your decision is between two Android phones.
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Why are 5 LG G2 owners perusing the note 3 forum so much? And you can't compare any phone to the moto x or nexus 5. Google sells their hardware at no margin on purpose.
My main thing was everyone saying the cheap plastic bezels are a turnoff on the N3 while on the g2 it has 0 premium components not even faux leather.
The g2 battery may be a little bit better because the screen is smaller, and with the lower cpu clock speed in site battery is improved also. with the less overall features and functions you probably won't use it as much and the battery will last longer. On my N3 I could just switch out the battery though.
And my sd card too.
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My main thing was everyone saying the cheap plastic bezels are a turnoff on the N3 while on the g2 it has 0 premium components not even faux leather.
The g2 battery may be a little bit better because the screen is smaller, and with the lower cpu clock speed in site battery is improved also. with the less overall features and functions you probably won't use it as much and the battery will last longer. On my N3 I could just switch out the battery though.
And my sd card too.
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that's why. Lower cpu clock speed? That's a new one to me.
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that's why. Lower cpu clock speed? That's a new one to me. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Android Central Forums
2.26 vs 2.3. No real difference especially considering how much of a hog touchwiz is. G2 is the faster device, with better battery life and higher ppi.
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Ha, by the end of December, there will be more phones in the pot..
None of these phones are perfect, so, you have to pick the one the suits you the best. That might not be the one somebody or me recommends for you.. For the simple reason, you are not us!!!
For me, the removable battery and sd card support was a biggee. Everybody is pushing clear, large screens, touch air/whiz or something.. So, it boils down to what fits you...And by the end of December..Ha..
When I had a Note 3 I was really surprised at how little free RAM I always ended up with. I dremt and thought having 3GB of RAM would be the end of me ever having to worry about RAM management. WRONG. They put 3GB in there because the phone actually needs that much not because you're gonna have some extra waiting around for you to bend to your submission.
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Wrong. I had one. ...and a nice enough device it was but I tired of the TouchWiz. ...wanted to try LG and am very glad that I did. However, I still like discussing top-end phones I've had...of which the Note 3 is one.
Because the wish they had a note 3
Rockin my Note 3
I had a N3, for a week. Returned it and ordered my white G2.
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Umm... the OP was choosing between the G2 and the Note 3. Are you expecting all responses to be in favor of the Note 3?
Clock speed doesn't make much of a difference when the difference is so marginal (only 40 Mhz in this case). For example, the One outperformed the GS4 with a lower clock speed (and that was a difference of 200 Mhz; five times as much).
I agree with the first two, but the ppi doesn't make a difference when it's already that high. 424 vs 386? Once you pass about 350 ppi, the difference is negligible (I don't even find much of a difference above 300).
?
Every review I've read has praised the G2's camera, while the Note 3's, although very good, is nothing out of the ordinary.
As for the RAM, well, you can just use one yourself to see that
and if you're unable to, the GS4 is another good example.
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