Breaking the MYTH
Recently, a colleague of mine decided to order a Nexus 4. Then he noticed the 'LG' tag on the rear of the phone and changed his mind to order a Samsung Galaxy S3 instead. Do you have similar apprehensions for Nexus phones, mainly LG phones?
LG may not be as big a name as Samsung, but it's Nexus phones are of supreme quality and can even beat Galaxy phones in terms of performance. I am not getting paid to write this, but just want to to break the myth that LG produces inferior phones.
You may be aware, Google prefers to select a different hardware manufacturer each time for its new phone or tablet. However, it consecutively signed LG for Nexus 5 after Nexus 4. It's just because Nexus 4 was really impressive. So don't think a lot, go and pick up your Nexus phone.
My personal experience, I bought LG Optimus One at the time of launch (2011 end) and its still working great, touchwood.
Recently, a colleague of mine decided to order a Nexus 4. Then he noticed the 'LG' tag on the rear of the phone and changed his mind to order a Samsung Galaxy S3 instead. Do you have similar apprehensions for Nexus phones, mainly LG phones?
LG may not be as big a name as Samsung, but it's Nexus phones are of supreme quality and can even beat Galaxy phones in terms of performance. I am not getting paid to write this, but just want to to break the myth that LG produces inferior phones.
You may be aware, Google prefers to select a different hardware manufacturer each time for its new phone or tablet. However, it consecutively signed LG for Nexus 5 after Nexus 4. It's just because Nexus 4 was really impressive. So don't think a lot, go and pick up your Nexus phone.
My personal experience, I bought LG Optimus One at the time of launch (2011 end) and its still working great, touchwood.
