Android Phones

[chuckcouples]

Which Android phone should I get to replace my LG G3 that is no longer working? Or should I send it in for repairs and wait a while longer before getting a new one?

[2014olympicgold]

I had an LG G2 as my old Android, Loved it. I went to a Samsung S6…Hate it. Not a fan of Samsung at all anymore. I’d prolly go with the LG G5/G4.

[jcairns]

If you don't care about size, Nexus 6p or whatever the newest Moto X is (great line of phones).

I have the S6 though and I love it (previous phones were always nexus or moto x). I got it mainly because of a great deal, but also because of the size (big screen, but it's one of the few that is still in the "reasonable size" range). I just run nova launcher so I can have the stock google icons, and changed the theme so the notification drawer is the same as the nexus (I don't like samsung's iphone-esque cartoony feel).

[theslymonkey]

To me there is only one real option for Android, Nexus 6P. The only reason I would move to the LG is if you are a camera nut. The camera on the 6P is great but is still behind the LG's.

[JagrBomb]

tech specs comparison:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...=2&pli=1#gid=0

if you are just a casual user, my preference:

6p : pro = top specs; con = expensive
s7: pro = top specs; con = expensive; - personally i hate this phone, my friend got it and it feels like a blackberry for some reason
5x: pro = very good all around; con = somewhat expensive
6: pro = cheap(er), very good all around; con = huge phone (could be a pro if you use the phone for browsing a lot).


lots of other options available... one plus 3 just got released i think but i haven't looked much into it.

[Pengwin7]

I have a Samsung GalaxyCorePrime.
Camera sucks balls..
But it was also only $100.
It is my first smart phone... I just got it a few months ago.
(really, seriously...)