LG G Pro 2

falcom2002

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LG is a good brand but their service cntr really sucks to max.

It is good you give feedback regarding their services provided
by the staff at the Service Centre.

Perhaps it is time for the management to really take a good
look at the situation, monitoring and see if there is a solution
to solve the problem.

LG may have overlooked that a good product must also
have in combination good and excellent service, else
how to make customer feel good and better?

Their dreams will be totally defeated by just a few
rotten apples at the service center!
 

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Our beloved LG G Pro 2 vs 2015 flagship. Not too bad huh.

From. http://www.phonearena.com/news/LG-G4-battery-life-test-nothings-changed-since-the-G3_id68951


 

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Thank you Progene for sharing this, though this is just the
beginning of the ice-berg regarding why Pro 2 owners never
will want to sell their phones away.

In the market place, there are plenty of used iPhone, Sony,
Note, Xiaomi and so on, but surprisingly very difficult to find
a used Pro 2 for sale.

It was sad for Sony to have a mobile operating loss of
S$2.4 billion last year. Apple and Samsung are making huge
profits.

Anyone knows the reasons why their Z series are
not the favorite device for mobile users while currently
LG all of a sudden wakes up many potential users?
 

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Well. IMHO, in terms of all rounded phone none of the phone in the market can win LG G Pro 2. Perhaps maybe Note 4.
 

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Well. IMHO, in terms of all rounded phone none of the phone in the market can win LG G Pro 2. Perhaps maybe Note 4.

There are many reasons why many LG brothers didn't realize
this very simple fact.

We can feel, once LG releases their next sunshine, it is time
we celebrate again for having faith in LG and its future
products in the mobile industry. They won't follow Sony
who has no choice but to sell all of its sensors to Apple.

Looking at their latest device, boring design and camera
still on the side. No use having drop proof or water proof
because consumers are not interested in these two areas.

http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/tech...peria+Z4+as+Xperia+Z3++for+the+global+market?

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Pls come up with a 6 inch plus g-pro 3 with impressive exterior build.

The top three on the run are HTC, s6 and G4 on Lolipop
The Pro 2 is a different league altogether. The result from
the Flex 2 to G4 will give LG a good idea of what to put
into the Pro 3 (5.9" minimum)

A brief summary of what consumers will want from
the successor of Pro 2.


1. User interface UX4.0 or higher - smarter, more intuitive and easy to use.

2. 16MP rear camera similar to the one use in G4 f/1.8
with OIS (3-axis gyroscope) and not to forget LG first
color spectrum sensor creation for improving color accuracy.

3. ISO setting: 50 - 2700 or higher.

4. Shutter speed: 30 sec - 1/6000 sec or higher.

RAW support: as an option in different capacity (32GB no Raw /64GB with Raw)

5. Battery: 3200mAH or higher removable

6. Perhaps a shutter release button on the right side of the phone

 

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We are sure LG will surpass Xiaomi Note Pro specs
with the next generation of Pro 2.

It is common to have 4GB Ram and 64GB onboard
as storage. Though it is only 5.7" it boast of a battery
coming near to 3100mAH. Most of all the device from
China is much economical than the ones from Apple
and Samsung.

Perhaps LG should think seriously about the selling
price of the next upgrade for its Pro 2.
 

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goin to LG service centre tomorrow (saturday). warranty expiring early June so I better rectify all the small niggles I have with the phone before that date! :p
 

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Aiyo!

After so long, and tried setting up the spam message, it doesn't work.

Those numbers that are listed in the spam filter are still coming in lol...
 

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That's what i thought too..
Try setup the spam number and leave it there.. not sure how long.. but realise it actually does works..
Its weird.. maybe lagging in system
 

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Hmm... Let me try again.

Which application did you use to stop the spam?
Try using the original messaging (sms).

Open the message, hit the right botton icon, then hit
"Register spam number". I have not try the Whatsapp one
like "Block". Don't know whether it works.

The sms one works when you hit "Register spam number".
 

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Which application did you use to stop the spam?
Try using the original messaging (sms).

Open the message, hit the right botton icon, then hit
"Register spam number". I have not try the Whatsapp one
like "Block". Don't know whether it works.

The sms one works when you hit "Register spam number".

WhatsApp blocking is functioning properly.

The stock sms app doesn't work for me. I don't know why lor..
 

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Pro 2 has served me very well over the past year, and I really like it.

Despite that, my next phone likely won't be an LG. I had thought HTC was tardy in software updates before I switched to Pro 2 last year. LG is worse. Support has been non-existent and the software remains stuck at the launch version. To rub salt into wounds, we have the dubious distinction apart from India as the only market where lollipop has proven elusive. It’s beyond comprehension that LG can take so long to support the market here. After all, lollipop was first rolled out in Taiwan 3 months ago, which is like eternity in the world of smart phones. Maybe the Singapore market is too small for LG to even bother.

I’ve already ditched the Pro 2’s outdated home launcher for L Launcher. This lollipop style launcher has completely refreshed the look and feel of my Pro 2. Anyway, I’ve given up on LG and good luck guys.
 

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Pro 2 has served me very well over the past year, and I really like it.

Despite that, my next phone likely won't be an LG. I had thought HTC was tardy in software updates before I switched to Pro 2 last year. LG is worse. Support has been non-existent and the software remains stuck at the launch version. To rub salt into wounds, we have the dubious distinction apart from India as the only market where lollipop has proven elusive. It’s beyond comprehension that LG can take so long to support the market here. After all, lollipop was first rolled out in Taiwan 3 months ago, which is like eternity in the world of smart phones. Maybe the Singapore market is too small for LG to even bother.

I’ve already ditched the Pro 2’s outdated home launcher for L Launcher. This lollipop style launcher has completely refreshed the look and feel of my Pro 2. Anyway, I’ve given up on LG and good luck guys.

Nothing is perfect I guess! :s22:

Nevertheless, it is great that you had experienced the awesomeness of Pro 2 amid couldn't taste the Lollipop!=:p

Pro 2 has been serving me very well since April 2014 up until now! My next replacement phone must be a 5.9" to 6", and with great camera! :s22:
 
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