coorsleftfield
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Accurate review from my own ownership experience. I'm underwhelmed by the g3 after 3 weeks of ownership
http://m.blogs.computerworld.com/android/24197/lg-g3-best-android-phone
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I have an unscientific test to test LTE scan time.Interesting. I ran my G3 and my Nexus 5 (KitKat 4.4.4 ".16" radio) side by side on the way home from work today and they both seemed to drop LTE and pick it up within 10 seconds of each other. I was running SCP with the audible alerts turned on. The radios perform almost identically. Now the Nexus 5 with the old .17 radio is a different story. B25 LTE holds on so much better with .17 on my Nexus 5.
1. Be in a spot where you know for sure there is LTE coverage
2. Force the phone over to 3G only in network settings
3. Put it back on LTE mode and start a stopwatch.
My nexus 5 took a full 8 minutes to switch to LTE. The G3 is typically under a minute.
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US version didn't get wireless charging capability:
http://www.phonearena.com/news/LG-G3-Wireless-Charger-WCD-100-hands-on_id57967
That's exactly why I can't get this phone unfortunately as that is a big deal to me. I understand you can get a case to add the capability but I'm specific about how my case looks and most don't cut it.
It looks like you just need a new back cover for wifi charging. They are probably expensive at the moment, but I expect they will get cheap in a few months.
I had the nexus 5, the official google wireless charger as well as the tylt. I stopped using all of them and went back to the USB cable. ? Why ? Wireless charging was so much slower, found it easier to just plug the phone in and get it charged up quick.
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I don't think it's worth trading the M8 for, from what I read both are excellent phones.
Coming from the Nexus 5, it seems the G3 might scan for LTE more often, I seem to jump from 3G to LTE a bit more frequently than the Nexus 5 did. I've done some tests with the Nexus 5 by forcing it to 3G, and enable LTE. It took a full 8 minutes to switch to the LTE band. I'll try to duplicate this test on the G3.
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I don't see why they wouldn't. I haven't had any trouble with them activating mine before though.
I got a warning when ordering saying that I may have to change my plan when activating it, but I seem to remember getting this warning way back when ordering my GS3 and had no issue.
I opted for the 2 year contract since I'm not planning on going anywhere.
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LG G3
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I loaded the Google launcher and now my g3 acts pretty much identical to my nexus 5. Even the 'ok Google' voice commands work