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I was stoked about the the supposed audio benefits, but I have had several issues including one that lasted 3 or 4 months (now fixed), where sound wouldn't work after a headset (read: any headphones with a mic) was plugged in. I had restart my phone several times a week.
The screen is good, and when it works the sound improvements are nice, but it's not that snappy for the hardware, the camera is so-so at best, and if I have to wait a year for Android updates then I'm not interested.
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I had a G4, V30 and now a G7. Not one phone is reliable. I LOVED my G4 before it and the replacement phone bootlooped. If I wasn't so cheap, I would move on from LG. I can't stand curved glass and Samsung only uses it. My G7 doesn't although the V30 did.
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True, however it needs that extra horsepower to push through LGs uninspired software. I had a G6 and wanted to like that phone, but between its bad skin, sorry battery life, and severe lack of updates, I ditched it so fast when the Essential Phone firesale came about. Now using a OnePlus 6t, and I'm convinced if it had a midrange snapdragon soc, it'd still be better than whatever is on an LG phone.
Also, none of the pixels meet my needs. Not enough storage space.
Many pp who owned many LG flagships in the past wouldn't buy another LG phone even at discounted price. The only way for them to get some users back is giving 18-24 months warranty or even life-time warranty if the phone has bootloop issue.