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Agreed. Watched the Pixel announcement, looked at the price, bought a Nexus 6P. Nothing in there that excites me hardware wise and a quick look at the Nexus sub
by fphhotchips 10y ago
Agreed. Watched the Pixel announcement, looked at the price, bought a Nexus 6P. Nothing in there that excites me hardware wise and a quick look at the Nexus subreddit yesterday noted that most of the software improvements are available on 6P anyway.
Edit: And what I really wanted was for my LG G4 to actually be fixed rather than for the retailer to give up and give me a credit. Loved that thing.
- mixedCase 10y agoThe V20 looks like LG finally getting their stuff together, too bad they want an arm and a leg for it.
- fphhotchips 10y agoYou may never see this now, but for the record the reason I didn't get a V20 was because LG refuses to tell Australians when we're going to get it. It's like they're stuck in the 90s with their distribution model.
- mixedCase 10y agoI check my comments often for replies since there are no notifications on HN. LG treats both the V10 and V20 the same way. They're absolutely retarded to do so by treating the international market that way. I live in Uruguay, a third world south-american country and people sure love their phablets, with Galaxy Notes everywhere. Yet the V10 didn't see the light of day here and there are no news about the V20.
- fny 10y agoI just did the same thing. The 6P is still an incredible phone despite its age. Plus the Pixel may not handle OTA updates with rooting as seamlessly as the 6P.