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LG phones have often suffered from a number of issues: really poor displays (bad calibration and/or poor power profiles due to LG's in-house displays lagging fa
by whakim 6y ago
LG phones have often suffered from a number of issues: really poor displays (bad calibration and/or poor power profiles due to LG's in-house displays lagging far behind); poor camera hardware and software (Samsung has definitely made a number of missteps in this area, but LG blew it generation after generation); and bad battery life. I agree that Samsung has the upper hand (and gets the benefit of the doubt) through massive mindshare, but it's not as if LG has been churning out better quality phones year after year and not getting any traction.
- kolinko 6y ago+1. It was over a decade ago, but my mom bought an LG „smartphone” back around 2009. It had a touch screen so bad that you could barely hit proper numbers on the number keyboard. For me, the reputation of them as a phone manufacturers was gone from then on. How can you sell a product to people that essentially doesn’t work? Ditto with their laser projector recently - movies stuttering on a $2500 machine, and speakers worse than on my laptop :/ Their TVs are still good though :)