That mean any quick charge 2.0 charger will not be compatible? Since the current will be more than 1.8A
Sound like ******** to me when G4 support quick charge 2.0
the one used by the V10 is actually exactly 1.8 amps. The thing i i dont have a collection of dfferent brands of QC chargers on hand, so i cant speak for compatibility, I can only say that the valore charger from challenger will mess with your touchscreen input if you use the phone while plugged into it. It's a very specific case and I cant comment does it apply to other 2A chargers.
the thing about whether a phone "supports" something is very tricky, and there's actually no universal standard for fast charging (you cant just look at the amp and voltage). For example I tried my dad's Samsung adaptive fast charger on the G4 before and it doesnt work. End of the day it's a matter of whatever phone you use, whatever cable you use, and the charger itself, and if youre lucky all play nice with each other and dont fry your hardware like benson leung and his poor chrome book.
We still have to remember that LG (as well as other companies) can still do their own thing and not necessarily offer support for 'everything', Like in MM you see there's no adoptable storage on the G4 (and S7) even though its a basic MM feature.
And from the customer support perspective (and this applies to every company), they will ultimately still heck care if you show them some 3rd party thing and ask them how come suppose to work but in reality cannot work. I got this response from them before when I asked about why MM has so much issues with 3rd party apps writing to SD on the G4, when MM clearly used the same Storage Access Framework as the past (and it is there in the G4 and I used it to grant the permissions)
Thank you for taking time to feedback to us regarding the issue you faced after updating to Android 6.0 (MOS).
Our software team has confirmed that the issue is caused by the third party apps not having the required permission to write on the SD card.
It could be possible the third party apps are not fully optimized for use on MOS and as such, lack some permission to operate properly on the SD card.
You would need to wait for the app developers to update their apps to optimize for use on MOS. In the meantime, we would advise you to use the default camera and file manager app.
Thank you and have a nice day ahead.
Ive used android for 4 years and what I realise is all these kind of issue with 3rd party app support, a lot of it amounts to proprietary stuff that sits on the different phones, especially anything that involves the software interacting with the hardware (camera, mic etc).
For example all my 3rd party camera apps on my Xiaomi Mi4i cant have their shutter sound disabled, even those apps that have the toggle, if you off it, there will still be shutter sound, Likewise on the G4, none of my 3rd party camera apps (not even google camera) can shoot HDR
The upcoming nightmare is going to be USB type C. The G5 is LG's first USB type C device, and every company is taking their first steps too. Who knows what works, and who knows what doesnt...
