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>Same with the non-removable battery, it's not something I want, I just don't have any choice. Sure you do. The LG V20 has a removable battery.
by magduf 8y ago
>Same with the non-removable battery, it's not something I want, I just don't have any choice.
Sure you do. The LG V20 has a removable battery.
- ars 8y agoWhile the V20 seems like a nice phone, I don't want to have just a single choice of phones, the battery is not the only thing I care about in a phone. Also the LG V30 doesn't have a removable battery, so it seems like the V20 is the last of an era.
- magduf 8y ago>While the V20 seems like a nice phone, I don't want to have just a single choice of phones, the battery is not the only thing I care about in a phone. You can't have everything you want. If a replaceable battery is a big deal for you, you pick a phone that has it, and deal with the drawbacks (which in this phone is probably relatively poor battery life and a large size). And you get a used phone if you have to: the V20 isn't very old. I have its predecessor, the V10, and it works great. >Also the LG V30 doesn't have a removable battery, so it seems like the V20 is the last of an era. Perhaps, but you can vote with your wallet. Don't buy the expensive, brand-new phone that doesn't have the important feature you want. Stick with an older phone that does.