07-21-2018 07:27 PM - edited 01-04-2022 06:30 PM
Hey all,
So I've had my LG G5 for just over a year and I haven't had issues with it like.. at all.
I was watching netflix in bed like a champ, and noticed on the left hand bottom side of the actual glass covering the screen is lifting. I can see a sliver of light and I got a quote that it'll be like 140 to fix.. Just wondering if anyone has had this issue and if they got it fixed or just invested in a new phone..
Also, I've been noticing lately that my phone is super slow to wake, either pressing the button or using fingerprint. It makes it seem like it's off. I try to hold the power button and nothing. No vibration asking me if I want to turn it off etc. Then suddenly, like 20 seconds later, everything works and is fine.
From what I saw on some forums it might be because of having the always on screen, but it's always been on so I am unsure. I suppose my next bet is to factory reset it.
Any input is great!
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07-22-2018 08:45 AM
@JL9 wrote:My friend has a G4 and swears by LG but I'll always be a Samsung Galaxy guy though and through lol
Surely you friend must think it's not normal to have to charge the battery at least twice a day. He is really lucky to have a G4 that hasn't suffered boot loop failure. It's like a design feature.
Have you tried other brands? I think we are beyond the "IBM PC" era for phones. There are a lot of good brands out there to choose from.
07-22-2018 01:56 AM
My friend has a G4 and swears by LG but I'll always be a Samsung Galaxy guy though and through lol
07-21-2018 07:52 PM - edited 07-21-2018 07:55 PM
@Noosh, from what I have read and feedback from friends who have owned LG phones, I am thoroughly convinced that G stands for garbage! I know tons of people who had G3s and not one didn't complain about something most infamously the boot loop. I know a lot less who own G4s. The biggest complaint was boot loop again. I know of one family that had 3 G4s, all suffered boot loop failure within the warranty period. I know nobody that owns a G5, could be lessons learned from the past. I would definitely not throw money at a repair. Sorry, for your bad experience with a bad line of phones. These days, I often say friends don't let friends buy LG phones.
07-21-2018 07:45 PM
It's from some independent phone repair guy.
I bought the phone without a warranty so it's not covered at all
07-21-2018 07:41 PM - edited 07-21-2018 07:42 PM
Is the $140 quote from a third party or directly from LG? If you haven't contacted LG, maybe give them a call.