LG G4 review Comments
- AnonD-213493
- 6P$
This Proves that s6 is still the boss around.. Lg g2 was the best set Lg has ever created everything was perfect in that
anyways
I will wait for Sony what it will bring out on its z4
*current user of Sony xperia z3 copper gold*
- ocean
- 7tV
It is difficult to carry a 5.5 inch phone.
Hope to see a 5 inch lg g4 mini with all the same specs..
- AnonD-213493
- 6P$
Hhaha really? z4 will be having same battery life as g4? Next joke please
- AnonD-391800
- Bns
AnonD-398429, 23 May 2015As an xperia z2 user I have realized how bad is the sealed battery on my phone. There are time... moreIt takes exactly 1.5-2 h to fully charge z2 from 1% to 100%. Either you do not own one, or have a defunctional unit...
- Anonymous
- 0BG
AnonD-259545, 23 May 2015Every flagship this year has battery issues. Not any have spectacular battery life.
Is it bec... moreChipsets+unnecesarry ppi+phisically too small batteries.
Moving backwards without even achieveing long enough battery life before that (Galaxy S, Note and Iphone - none of them could provide a real 1-day usage).
Manufacturers and consumers=officially insane.
- AnonD-259545
- uuZ
Every flagship this year has battery issues. Not any have spectacular battery life.
Is it because of lollipop?? Or because of chipsets (SDs only)??.
I think kitkat is a lot better than lollipop.
- Anonymous
- 0BG
mas39, 23 May 2015There is one major drawback of having a swappable battery, it needs a removeable back cover wh... moreAnother fashion-boy who thinks smartphones should be fashion accesories.
- Fizzl3
- HC2
S6/Edge still the phone to beat overall!!
Screen - S6 ( more pixels and brighter)
Power/performance - S6 (efficient, snappy and NEW)!
Battery - S6 (smaller but longer life)
Design - S6 (cow hide or premium)?
Camera - draw
- mas39
- MJS
There is one major drawback of having a swappable battery, it needs a removeable back cover which, in my opinion, rather spoils the whole appearance of the phone. My Z Ultra has a unibody design and makes it look stunning especially with the glass both front and back. However having a removeable back cover would no doubt have spoilt the overall look of the device.
- SDKforLumia
- fBh
Anonymous, 23 May 2015Being able to swap out the battery is no excuse for making an even thicker device than last ye... moreI have to agree on this one.
- AnonD-398429
- thd
mas39, 23 May 2015I agree with both points being made, the battery does lose some strength overtime and secondly... moreI must say there is always an advantage if the battery is swappable.
- mas39
- MJS
AnonD-398429, 23 May 2015I think you missed the very important reason why most of us prefer a removable battery Did yo... moreI agree with both points being made, the battery does lose some strength overtime and secondly having an extra battery on hand when you're out somewhere is of great benefit. Just from my own experience I prefer to charge the battery hence why I end up charging twice a day and secondly I haven't had the need to replace a weak or dead battery up till now. I have had a Nokia N900 for the last 5 years, admittedly moderate use for the last 3 years, an LG 4xHD for the last 3 years all on moderate use (hated the phone) and my current phone, a Sony Z Ultra for the last year on heavy use but up to now I haven't had to replace any of the batteries, maybe I am just lucky.
- AnonD-398429
- thd
mas39, 23 May 2015I've always charged mine twice a day, don't mind charging it more than once a day, have no pro... moreAs an xperia z2 user I have realized how bad is the sealed battery on my phone. There are times I tired and got bored waiting for 3hrs before my phone 's battery fully charged.
- AnonD-398429
- thd
mas39, 23 May 2015I charge my phone twice a day, but the other point I am making is that it's never frozen or be... moreI think you missed the very important reason why most of us prefer a removable battery
Did you know that your battery does have a life span there is a limit time of maximum of 2 years( moderate user) and its getting weaker by that time you don't have to go somewhere look for a technician and pay him to replace your battery with a new one
Also another advantage is you don't need to wait more than hour to re charge your battery once it drain.
You can simply swap the extra one while charging the other one there is a universal charger too.
- mas39
- MJS
Anonymous, 23 May 2015Ohh. Well, you're wrong, then. This is the last thing people need removable batteries for. Th... moreI've always charged mine twice a day, don't mind charging it more than once a day, have no problem with it and whichever phone I have had I have never had to replace the battery and I use most phones for an average of 3 years and the battery is still going strong. It's probably how people use them that makes the difference.
- Anonymous
- 0BG
mas39, 23 May 2015I charge my phone twice a day, but the other point I am making is that it's never frozen or be... moreOhh.
Well, you're wrong, then. This is the last thing people need removable batteries for. The reason we want a removable battery is because they usually have 300-500 cycles and then their capacity gets significantly reduced (And even the original capacity is usually far from enough. Charging the phone twice a day sucks. So even when the battery is new, it's only half of what you need. So any further reducing of capacity/battery life is a problem). And when you use ~2 charging cycles a day, then no more than a year and the battery will have to be replaced.
Also, people want removable batteries exactly because the capacity is too small so they either carry a spare battery or they buy an extended one. Charging twice a day is not always possible or convenient.
- mas39
- MJS
Anonymous, 23 May 2015Well i guess you're mostly using your phone on charger. That way, the battery may last longer,... moreI charge my phone twice a day, but the other point I am making is that it's never frozen or become completely dead. That's the reason why most people want a removeable battery, so if the phone stops working or there is something wrong with the battery they can open the back cover and take it out and put it back in again. However I have never had the need to take my battery out, you can reset or restart a phone without the need to remove the battery so there is definitely a problem with how people are using their mobiles.
- Anonymous
- 0BG
EthanX, 23 May 2015After reading the HTC M9 review and this one, I really can't understand why for HTC the critic... moreAbsolutely. All phones this year are a fail. Great cameras and poor batteries, poor cpus too (SD810 with the extreme overheating and power consumption), lack of SD, non-removable batteries.
LG failed to improve the battery life so despite the removable battery, sd slot and avoiding SD819, it's still a fail - another G3.
- EthanX
- aps
After reading the HTC M9 review and this one, I really can't understand why for HTC the critics said "It's just like last year's" while for this phone it's no the case - they look exactly the same to me, also.
So what's new? a slightly improved camera and a leather case? And what's on the plus side for this phone - active noise cancellation? Every other phone has this nowadays!
And I can put leather on the M9 also...
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