Well, with Sprint not getting the Nexus 4, I'll be researching the Optimus G more...
Can't wait for more to come out about this phone.
So far most reviews say poor camera quality, which sucks since it boasts 13mp and is one of the main selling points for LG.
Considering trading in my Galaxy S3 for the Optimus G, but if the support isn't there, then gonna be hard.... especially with it releasing with Ice Cream Sandwich and only a "promise" to get Jelly Bean...
Worrying about Jellybean is rather short sighted. I'd be perfectly ok with them breaking their promise of Jellybean if they deliver unlocked boot loaders/Key Lime Pie.
I never really expect any non-nexus device to get more than about 2 updates.. so I prefer they be big updates or at least unlocked boot loaders so I can update it myself.
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I'll need to go in store and play with the Optimus G. Mainly the build quality... of which I think is the GS3's weakest point.
Will await further reviews from users as well, but I feel like I can sell the GS3 for $300-$350 and buy this Optimus G in the $400 price range hopefully a few weeks after the release buzz on craigslist or somethin
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Your going to have less modding support for an LG device and unless LG all of a sudden did a 180 then you'll be waiting for awhile on the next software update.
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I'm on the same boat. Really wanted a Nexus 4 and now considering the Optimus G instead. I'm still hoping for a Sprint Nexus around May just like the Nexus S and Galaxy.
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If you guys want to see it in person, Best Buy did have a display copy at my local store (Sherman Oaks, CA - Los Angeles). That didn't surprise me, since pre-orders started last week.
If you guys want to see it in person, Best Buy did have a display copy at my local store (Sherman Oaks, CA - Los Angeles). That didn't surprise me, since pre-orders started last week.
Was it for AT&T or Sprint? because I think the Sprint version looks a lot better
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I'm going to wait until it's been updated to JB before I buy it.
I have the Nexus S and it's working for me. I really love Now and prefer not to go backwards.
Nope. That's why G-note 2 became clear cut choice for me and I don't regret the decision at all.
Damn, that sucks so much. I was really looking at this phone to replace my photon since Motorola pissed me off. The lack of microSD support is a deal breaker though since I have a 64GB SD card. There's also no way I'm going to AT&T since I regularly use 8-10 GB of data a month. I guess the search continues.
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Originally Posted by busted bones
Damn, that sucks so much. I was really looking at this phone to replace my photon since Motorola pissed me off. The lack of microSD support is a deal breaker though since I have a 64GB SD card. There's also no way I'm going to AT&T since I regularly use 8-10 GB of data a month. I guess the search continues.
Yup. Originally, when the rumors were flying, both the ATT version and Sprint version supposedly had a microSD slot, but after they were officially announced, it was verified that Sprint went with almost the same setup as the Korean version.
The LG Optimus G is was announced right before IFA 2012, with specs that rival the best of the best. The device will feature a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, 2 GB of RAM, a 4.7-inch True HD IPS+ display, Android 4.0 and a whopping 13 MP camera. ... Read More