But that millisecond saved as it opens an app quicker will literally add up to at least 4 seconds after a few years of use ... That's 4 seconds you wouldn't have otherwise
I look forward to your review #
But that millisecond saved as it opens an app quicker will literally add up to at least 4 seconds after a few years of use ... That's 4 seconds you wouldn't have otherwise
LOL....at my age they all add up!But that millisecond saved as it opens an app quicker will literally add up to at least 4 seconds after a few years of use ... That's 4 seconds you wouldn't have otherwise
Been playing with it for an hour on Auto 100%. Phone just feels room temperature.
The speakers played a song impressively loud for a phone, not quite as rich as the htc one m7 my friend has. But just as loud and didnt distort.
On an unrelated note this is the first manufacturer keyboard im considering using over the google keyboard
Just had a play with the G3.
Boy is it sexy!!
Do you see the over sharpening on the screen that some people are saying on reviews? Or do the edges look natural?
Also try using the phone with 100% brightness (without auto) for a while doing normal stuff (web browsing, texting, calls, videos, etc) and see if you get the message about overheating and brightness level going down, to see how long it takes for this to happen on normal circumstances or if it does not happen to you at all.
The text looks like this when you tab the address bar in chrome and the page darkens. Other than that i havent seen any oversharpening.
Edit: been browsing for nearly an hour now on max brightness but the screen has only gotten a little warm. No warmer than when i had other phones on charge.
I know it's too early, but any impressions regarding the battery?
Got one as well. Extremely impressive device. All my initial worries are gone except one thing:
There is a (as mentioned in some reviews) slight halo effect on text, probably because of aggressive sharpening to make the screen look more impressive I guess. Hopefully it is a software thing that can be remedied.
Happy to answer any other questions.
But that millisecond saved as it opens an app quicker will literally add up to at least 4 seconds after a few years of use ... That's 4 seconds you wouldn't have otherwise
I understand your point...but 64bit.
That's a massive reason for the 805 model plus considering the fact that L has 64bit support
I guess biggest concerns at this time are battery life. Some reported overheating issues. Some also reported issues with screen brightness or screen being dim at regular settings.
It will likely be years before se see true benefits of 64bit in mobiles simply because of the sheer amount of hardware that doesn't support it. Until were at a stage where 50+ % of mobile chips in handset support it! I don't think we will see much of a difference. (Exponentially speaking).
Of course, Apple has shown us that with A7-not ready for prime-time. But we don't adopt 64 bit because the effects aren't suddenly visible then we will be waiting forever and it becomes a cycle, if mobile chipsets don't support 64 bit why bother making apps that might use that untapped power?
Chicken or the egg thing here really.
Here come the negatives.
I have begun to notice the occasional animation stutter in the UI, when going to the home screen etc. It takes slightly longer than usual and when the home screen comes up its devoid of icons,which suddenly pop in. The notification tray stutters coming down if you haven't pulled it down in a while, and when that happens it stutters when you dis was notifications.
The keyboard can sometimes be less than responsive but I've since switched to the Google keyboard. The screen also turns pretty much grey and white when the screen is tilted away from you. Similar to how the Xperia Z1 screen was, but not as bad. And I've had to set a knock code because the screen hitting my leg in the pocket kept registering as me double tapping the screen when I walked.
I managed to get 6 hours screen time today on 70% brightness. I've read it got 6 hours 20 in some benchmarks. But in those same benchmarks the other flagship got 7 hours+ and the Z2 got 8 hours.
Do you think its more related to LG skin ? i don't have experience with LG phones but people always mention its pretty "heavy" like Touchwiz, hopefully they can fix or tweak with a update.
Screen time results look great but was that with cellular use only or wifi also ?
Here come the negatives.
I have begun to notice the occasional animation stutter in the UI, when going to the home screen etc. It takes slightly longer than usual and when the home screen comes up its devoid of icons,which suddenly pop in. The notification tray stutters coming down if you haven't pulled it down in a while, and when that happens it stutters when you dis was notifications.
The keyboard can sometimes be less than responsive but I've since switched to the Google keyboard. The screen also turns pretty much grey and white when the screen is tilted away from you. Similar to how the Xperia Z1 screen was, but not as bad. And I've had to set a knock code because the screen hitting my leg in the pocket kept registering as me double tapping the screen when I walked.
I managed to get 6 hours screen time today on 70% brightness. I've read it got 6 hours 20 in some benchmarks. But in those same benchmarks the other flagship got 7 hours+ and the Z2 got 8 hours.
Saw the G3 today. Amazing design and feel in hand. Superb build quality. Best design I've ever seen on a phone. Wasn't that big.
But I bought the G2 instead, mainly because of better battery life and very similar hardware between the two, and the issues the G3 is having (overheating, oversharpening, less battery life, dimmer display, etc).
G3 was 495 and G2 was 321.
After a few hours with the phone it's a huge HUGE upgrade over my SGS3. Can't believe how slow my SGS3 was until now! from unlocking the lockscreen, navigating through the UI, turning on the screen, etc.
The screen is vastly superior to AMOLED too.
The phone is so so good that I'm thinking of buying the G3!! but then I think about the issues again
Would love to buy the G3 for that bigger screen, better build quality and microSD card.
Enjoy your new G2! Maybe wait to see how the first few batches of the G3 come out and see if they make any changes to fix the issues. In the meantime enjoy your new phone!Saw the G3 today. Amazing design and feel in hand. Superb build quality. Best design I've ever seen on a phone. Wasn't that big.
But I bought the G2 instead, mainly because of better battery life and very similar hardware between the two, and the issues the G3 is having (overheating, oversharpening, less battery life, dimmer display, etc).
G3 was 495 and G2 was 321.
After a few hours with the phone it's a huge HUGE upgrade over my SGS3. Can't believe how slow my SGS3 was until now! from unlocking the lockscreen, navigating through the UI, turning on the screen, etc.
The screen is vastly superior to AMOLED too.
The phone is so so good that I'm thinking of buying the G3!! but then I think about the issues again
Would love to buy the G3 for that bigger screen, better build quality and microSD card.
Enjoy buddy
Enjoy your new G2! Maybe wait to see how the first few batches of the G3 come out and see if they make any changes to fix the issues. In the meantime enjoy your new phone!