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> That is a post-hoc fallacy, implying LG sold poorly because it stuck with these design choices No, clearly saying that LG tried all the OP was asking, but th
by sofixa 3y ago
> That is a post-hoc fallacy, implying LG sold poorly because it stuck with these design choices
No, clearly saying that LG tried all the OP was asking, but there wasn't enough of a market for it, so OP is obviously in the non-sufficiently profitable minority.
- gchamonlive 3y agoSmartphone market is much more complex than just ticking feature boxes. There is brand value perception, post-sales support and warranty, ecosystem, OS customisations, device exchange programs and other marketing strategies. There might still be market for users looking for modular phones. Fairphone comes to mind in this aspect. LG failing to provide a product for this specific market niche isn't enough of evidence to support the claim that the market itself doesn't exist, only that LG couldn't or had no interest in maintaining it.