sharodo
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Re: Nice phone but many drawbacks
shulman wrote:
I recently purchased this G3 cell and it has many good and bad features. First the good, it downloads Apps within seconds, unlike my iPhone which takes several minutes to download. As an Android, it gets Apps which the iPhone cannot accept (such as Firefox and those using Java applets). The camera has a powerful 8X zoom and has lots of free memory (32 GB) plus it accepts micro SD Cards. The LCD screen is large 5.5". The battery can be changed easily. Now for the negative, it uses battery life very quickly; going from 90% down to 55% in just minutes. It takes a long time to charge the battery; sometimes several hours! The power button on the rear is a nuisance and even turns-on by itself when placing the cell down to rest. The screen must be set at 100% brightness, even indoors and it cannot be seen outdoors on sunny days. Some of the keys must be touched very strongly or they do not work; this causes pain in my fingers. I do like it but I am ambivalent about it as well. It is a good-looking phone and reasonably priced.
My husband and I both have the LG G3 and have had none of these issues. The only thing that occasionally bugs me is that sometimes I have to double tap it more than once to wake it up.
I am very satisfied with the battery life. I usually have high 80's or even above 90% battery life at the end of the day. Granted, I don't use it hard. But even on the occasions that I do use it a lot, I still have over 50% life left. As far as charging it, it is most definitely the fastest charging phone I have ever owned. It has never taken even 2 hours to do a complete charge. Now, I don't know how long it would take if it were fully drained. I have had it down to 20% and still charged quickly.
It sound like you got a defective one. At least judging by my experience with this phone. Are you still within the return period? If you are, I would exchange it!!!!