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The Samsung boatware is outrageous, but LG's was also pretty bad. The reason I got an LG, which I've been mostly happy with, is that they offered an Android On
by jessriedel 6y ago
The Samsung boatware is outrageous, but LG's was also pretty bad. The reason I got an LG, which I've been mostly happy with, is that they offered an Android One certified model (the LG G7 One) that came with nearly stock Android.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_One https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_One
- Marsymars 6y agoSadly, the Android One program looks to be nearly dead. G7 One owner, don’t want a larger phone, so looks like the Pixel line is the only remaining option for my next phone.
- jessriedel 6y agoYes, this is my exact situation too, and if I want a headphone jack then I'm stuck with the Pixel 4a which has only 128GB of storage and other deficiencies :(
- _carbyau_ 6y agoI ended up with a Nokia 7.2. It worked fine until an Android OS update. Now it works mostly fine but some minor issues regarding Adaptive Brightness, Bluetooth laziness and camera not saving pictures when running from locked screen. Maybe these can be fixed with app-data wipe or permissions fiddling, but I can't be bothered as they impact me little. But Nokia seems to keep going with Android One. I will end up buying another at this rate.