I have had this phone for 4 months now as I was eligible for an upgrade with Verizon.I really liked it at first until I realized that I had a problem. People that I talk to complain about my voice fading in and out or sounding like I am under water. It doesn't happen on every call but at least a couple of times per week. This is very frustrating as I use my phone for business.I have gotten a replacement phone and have the same issue. My wife upgraded to the same phone and sure enough had the same problem.She was fortunately within her trade in period and swapped it for a droid maxx.No more issues for her but I am stuck with mine as Verizon is refusing to let me swap mine to a different phone ,including used phones. It seems like there may be a problem with the antenna in the phone. My options now are to live with it or switch to t mobile that offers to pay my early termination fees. I even tried talking to LG but they offered no recourse. It is disappointing as I really like everything else about this phone. If you get one make a ton of calls within the first 2 weeks to determine if you have an issue with yours so you can switch it.

I could not live with the muted colors of screen, rendering graphics that have the bleached look. The speaker phone, with the volume up and in a case, feeds back into the speaker and renders the phone useless as a hands free device. The last straw was that, while in a locked screen it asked me to type "Life is good", the phone was not playing nice with my Swiftkey and would not allow me to unlock the device. This is how it was when I returned the device (within a week) and there wasn't much the tech could say. I need a phone, not a brick. The LG software is beautiful and responsive. I was sad to see the three gigs of ram and 32 internal go, but I had to return it. Ended up with a ho hum Samsung S5.

Den er bare den Bedsted smartphones indtil dato glæder mig til Lollipop

The best Android phone out I have to say, with the exception of the Note 4