V20 Reviews

[solotristan88]

Just got to play with one and I'm very tempted. I had a Note 7 and ended up going back to my iPhone 6 Plus, but something is really driving me to go back to Android (had an HTC One and Note 3, so not unfamiliar with the OS). The Note 7 could have been the perfect phone for me, but it's not so I'm very intrigued by this phone. My only real concern right now is the battery life, which is partially mitigated by the removable/replaceable ability, but I'm not real keen on carrying around a spare. I may give it a few days to a week to see some reviews from the field before I hop on this train.

Battery life is better than N7!!!!!

 

[Mike Dee]

Battery life is better than N7!!!!!

Yeah... The average battery life of a Note 7 is 2 months

 

[Mooncatt]

Yeah... The average battery life of a Note 7 is 2 months

ZING!

 

[rushmore]

STILL no review of actual retail units. Did LG just send out demos, ask not to review them and then not bother sending retail units out?

 

[Almeuit]

http://www.androidcentral.com/lg-v20

 

[rushmore]

LG V20 review: Everything a power user wants | Android Central

The review is already causing some teeth gnashing even though seems a fair review.

 

[Mooncatt]

The review is already causing some teeth gnashing even though seems a fair review.

I'll gnash on it a bit too. Lol

...but some people are still clinging to the idea that a user-replaceable battery is a thing they*need. More power to 'em.

For me it's more like I'm clinging to the idea because the three different phones I've had experience with that have non-replaceable batteries (Droid Razr, HTC M8 twice, Note 7) have only solidified my belief that removable ones are something I'd need.

 

[Ca_lvn]

https://youtu.be/xZvwYMga_sk