Which Phone to Buy (Verizon)?

[wgragg]

Ok, I know that I am on an LG forum, so I expect things to be slanted this way, but I am really at a quandary on what to replace my Note 4 with. Right now, I have narrowed it down to the V10, Turbo 2 and Note 5.

So, my main questions are:

What would I be losing (except for the S Pen) by leaving the Samsung Ecosphere.

How does the volume and brightness compare to the old Note 4?

After some days of use, how is the battery life?

How does it interact with cars? I have a 2011 Ford F150, so it isn't the newest thing out there and I don't have a touch screen. I just want to be able to use bluetooth audio and make calls through my bluetooth system.

Is it significantly heavier than the note?

How is LG/Verizon on updating? One thing that is driving me away from the Turbo 2 is that Moto/Verizon combination has been horrible on updates lately.

Any other impressions?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Lodingi]

I think you need to go and spend some time with the phones. I have a Galaxy S6 Edge Plus. I went to Verizon to see if I might like the V10 or Droid Turbo 2 instead. I spent about an hour at the store. In the end I felt the S6E+ was the best choice for me. The V10 and DT2 do seem like great phones. I think it's hard to make a bad selection these days.

 

[wgragg]

Thanks, I plan to. Just was wondering what others who have switched have felt about it.

 

[tion45]

I just got back from the store and to be honest I just kept driving back to the LG v10. I had it narrowed down to that and the turbo 2 as well. I think tomorrow I'm getting the LG. There were a lot of fingerprints on the turbo that turned me off

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[felloffthetruck]

Does Verizon have them in stock at the stores?

 

[wgragg]

I was just there, and they had one.

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[MittenSportsFan]

Does Verizon have them in stock at the stores?

Yes. The V10 is available now at Verizon corporate stores.
It is not thought to be a High volume phone so you may have to call around before going to be sure they have the one you want (black/gray or whites/gold).