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[LG V10 Real Life Review] neptun2:
Yes definitely this phone do not generate much heat. I come from sony M4 aqua which became much warmer despite having medium class chipset like snapdragon 615. I also ran 3dMark sling shot which is very heavy graphics test. It scored 517 which is best possible with snapdragon 808. Even that did not generate too much heat (on my m4 aqua phone always crashed before ending test and was very hot after that). My initial impression is for very well engineered and manufactured device with well optimized software. The only "complain" that i have comparing with my old sony is the higher standby power consumption. With secondary screen on it is around 1.5% per hour while on the m4 aqua it was around half of that with enabled stamina mode. I think that the doze in android 6.0 will help greatly to lower the standby power consumption and will make our device even better. We will see what will happen. :)
[LG V10 Real Life Review] tempurastyle:
I deleted FB, Instagram, and FB Messenger. Now my phone drains 0-1% overnight.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] neptun2:
Well that is impressive. I also do not have instagram and FB apps (they were not installed and i aslo did not install them additionally) but i have much higher standby drain. Did you make any other optimizations to achieve this? Also one side note - i see people complaining about the fingerprint sensor with cases. I have case which blocks access to the metal rails on the sides (which is pointed to be the main reason for the poor performance) and i do not have problems with fingerprint sensor. Key seems to be to record your fingerprint with the case on and not in advance.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] tempurastyle:
No, i don't run any optimisation apps like greenify. My phone is running as "out of the box" as it gets. One thing though, I'm using Adguard to act as a non-root firewall and adblocker.

I'm also using a case and the fingerprint scanner works just fine.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] melorib:
Mine drains 4% over night, wifi always on, I dont bother switching the second screen off, just put the phone upside down.

I get 2 days from one charge, in the morning I use the PC, the rest of the day I use the phone for email, whatsapp, fb (using Chrome, of course), everything :good:
[LG V10 Real Life Review] ThisIsCheez:
This is the first phone I've had that isn't a Motorola, and it might be the best phone I've ever had.

At first I didn't think I'd like the power and volume rocker being on the back but I quickly adjusted to it and it feels very comfortable now. I've never had a phone with a fingerprint scanner and really didn't think I would use it, but it's so convenient for unlocking your phone I can't imagine life without it. The 2nd screen is a nice touch, I really don't use it that much except for navigating my music library. Super nice to be able to keep browsing the web or keep my GPS up and easily skip tracks.

I was a little afraid of the battery. Coming from a Moto MAXX (Droid Turbo International Version) with a 3900 mAh to a 3000 mAh was a bit worrisome since I was used to getting 32 hours+ of battery life, I have no complaints. I wake up at 8am with 100% battery and go to bed at 11pm - 12am with 10 - 15% left after a day of heavy use.

The camera. HO-LEE-SHEIT. I can never imagine a phone camera looking so damn good. The stability control is freaking amazing, the 4k is mouth watering.

My only complaint? Barely any support at all for my model, the RS987. It seems to be a VS990 variant, but I cannot find anybody else online with my model to confirm.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] vargala81:
The best phone I've ever had.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] mikekoz:
So far I love it! I was having a problem with the battery running down quickly, even when the phone was idle, right after the Marshmallow update, but I got that fixed. This is my first LG Android phone. I owned an LG years ago, but this was before Android! A co-worker of mine had a LG and I was impressed with the build quality. I like getting a new phone every two years, and when I upgrade, it has to be a real upgrade! I was coming from a HTC One Max, so the new phone had to have the following:

1. Same sized screen, or very close. When you get a 50 inch TV, you do not want to go back to a 20! :D

2. The internal storage had to be more. I went from 32 to 64GB.

3. My phones HAVE to have an SD card slot for storage expansion. I use Google Drive, but access to it is too slow, and it uses data transferring or adding files to it if I am off wifi.

4. The V10 has a replaceable battery, which was the only thing I did not like about the One Max. I have never had a battery go bad in a phone, but do not want to have to swap out the entire device and be without a phone while it is being repaired or replaced. I can now also buy a high capacity battery if I want.

5. Did not think it was possible, but the screen on the V10 is better than the Max.

6. The processor is faster. This phone is smooth as butter!

7. Looks mean something also, and I like the design of the LG.

8. The V10 takes much better pictures than any phone I have ever had. I do not use it much, but so far I have been impressed!

So this will do me until 2018!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] miroone:
Hello Dear all, I bought this phone a week before! So far the phone is great, working really good! My problem is with battery life! After a full charge, the battery collapse after 4 hours of internet browsing, facebook -etc. Is there is something to do for a great battery life?
[LG V10 Real Life Review] melorib:
Ditch the facebook app, use the browser to access FB :rolleyes:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] dark_hawk:
Hello there,

I have some questions that I’m sure every newbie here will need answered.

1-	Are there any signs that there will be an official WM6 update?

2-	What options will the device lose if updated to an unofficial ROM update? I heard something about video calls and Wi-Fi.

3-	What will I gain if I updated my device to WM6?

4-	Which is the best ROM update out there and what’s its limitation?

5-	Is it stable?

Thanks a lot for advace.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] vijay555:
dark hawk, you really have to read around a little.

Unfortunately the (non official) WM6 roms are in a constant state of flux, but you should be comforted by the fact that the WM6 Universal Rom was one of the first "non official" Wm6 roms released. So it's stable enough.

I ran an early one for several months, no problems.

I suggest trying a few, as they will rarely cause any permanent issues, and most are improvements over WM5.

Video calling might be lost. But everything else seems to work well enough.

No idea about an official WM6 rom I'm afraid. Check out HTC's websites.

V
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] kingdomraj:
ANSWERS

1. No there will no official WM6 for UNIVERSAL

2. Well you will not lose much other than slight issues with stability (which is also getting refined with the newer cooked ROMS)

Both Video Call and wifi work fine now . and with the new releases to come i am sure it will get further improved

Try using NEW WM6 PRO Business V7 VIDEOCALL by Laurentius26

or indra's UNI WM6 XOJ Version(WWE) by INDRA

both of them are very good ROMS with video call working and most of the bugs/isuues solved

and i am sure even if microsoft had planned an officila release it wouldn't have come close to these

(Remember the days when we had official WM5 and we still loved to use the ROMS cooked by HELMI, INDRA, JW.... Lt.Cmdr.Ivan)

4. No best ROM as such, you will have to find time, experiment with each of them to know which one suits you the most (Tip :- A newer version does not have to be the best of all)

Even after so many releases still there are lots of us who use Jwrightmcps Crossbow ROM Update 2.02.02 WWE, though its not the latest

5. Stability - i will not comment on it as i think people react differntly to the same ROM, for eg - i find indra's UNI WM6 XOJ Version(WWE) by INDRA, very good and stable with no hangups, but if you open the thread for the same there you will find a group of people with a different school of thought. for them its not stable. So the best way to find out is to devote a few weekends on it and experiment flashing the new ROMS, and look for yourself

"THE MOST APPROPRIATE ONE"
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] CWKJ:
Video Call is reported working for most people for Laurentius WM6 V7 Video Call and Indra's ROM if they follow instruction. Do not know why some of them do not work.

Unfortunately my Uni died before I could try WM6. :(
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] BlackRaven:
Perhaps a poll could be created of which Rom is used. That way we know which people have generally plumped for and the more people using it with success the more chance that installing it might be a good idea for somebody else.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] dark_hawk:
I second the idea for a poll.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] LazyHippy:
I've just loaded Jwrightmcps's ROM and am very impressed. Very stable, no real issues for me. I don't need video calling so don't think I'll be changing again soon.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the LG V10 keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the LG V10. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] sigmaxaa:
I think when (or if) the Verizon version gets root and an unlocked bootloader, I'm pretty confident development would pick up quickly. But until then, I think it's sadly going to be a big ZZZZZ for us.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Dozenboy0012:
I have T Mobile and before this I had the G4, so root being accomplished so quickly on the V10 was a great thing and there is TWRP so development is ready. I'm hoping there's are some motivated Devs ready to take this to the next level with the secondary screen applications are endless and the possibilities of clever and innovative ways to use it really excite me, I hope there are others as pumped as well. I really see a lot of potential in this device.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] kangi26:
I think this remains to be seen. But given the way AT&T has blocked a lot of dev work (Came from a Note 3), I can only pray there is less of a roadblock on this handset
[LG V10 Real Life Review] xxjoevxx:
For the T-mobile it seems like Development is picking up (read the CM12.1 thread! Exciting!)
[LG V10 Real Life Review] grandbody:
LG V10

I know it has been more than a week since the phone is out and i already see bootloader unlocked with root capability for t-mobile variants(which is what i have) so i foresee a lot of possibility out there for other developers to jump in. Hopefully we will get to choose between other ROMs as we currently have blackhole ROM only being actively worked on.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] brucehulkbanner:
im with you. im excited
[LG V10 Real Life Review] TheRealKingSen:
Link to this thread you speak of please
[LG V10 Real Life Review] in99flames:
Im afraid i will have to agree...im on vzw with a new V10. I havent activated yet because of no root...maybe i shouldnt hold my breath :P
[LG V10 Real Life Review] robbase823:
Is there a video that shows how to root the T-Mobile version
[LG V10 Real Life Review] riz157:
LG usually has pretty bad development support compared to say Samsung, htc. It's one of the reasons why i haven't bought it yet.

I absolutely hate lg ui far too cartoonish and sluggish but if it had cm12.1 or stock android it would be one of my favourite for sure.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] clockcycle:
IMHO YMMV LG hardly needs development. Most people that I know with LG devices really enjoy rooted debloated stock. Its not like other devices Ive had that you just need something baked into the rom. At most I notice customising via xposed. And even those with locked bootloaders and no root find a way to debloat and customise their phones. Gone really are the days of needing to wait for a dev to cook or bake in something and end user cant just do themselves. At least for me its been my experience with the latest Tmobile LG devices. As long as the os and ui are snappy..
[LG V10 Real Life Review] chiikko561:
I personally can't wait till we get cm12 or 13 it will make this phone fly... I mean a guy made cm 12.1 happen on my gear s so I don't see why it would not happen on v10

BeameD From My LG V10... The one with the ALWAYS ON SCREEN... Watching me.. ?
[LG V10 Real Life Review] lurker316:
So there is no bootloader Unlock for the normal International Version of the LG v10?
[LG V10 Real Life Review] SaintlySins:
A little weak at the time ...

I blame LG for letting Verizon lock up the bootloader like Fort Knox ... didn't anyone with marketing knowledge realize that it's the Hackers happiness with a phone that helps promote how friendly it is, promotes Apps for the phone and ends up selling more base phones that never get modded or rooted.

I hope this all changes soon - as much as I like this phone, it can only get better with more attention by those who can tweak, mod and root them.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] snipersquad8:
Development is weak for this device. We need more support. I think the 808 shouldn't be too hard to develop for, but I'm not a Chef
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Deleted member 4604779:
Worst Development ever !!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] nobreak1970:
Nope...LG Revolution had the worst development ever. :)
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Negroid:
Definitely lacking. But the experience of the phone is solid so it lessens the need. However the marshmallow wait is too long (not devs fault of course). that coupled with the unparalleled dev on Nexus's has me contemplating a 6p ..
[LG V10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the LG V10 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the LG V10 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] kangi26:
The ONLY lag I've seen up to this point is when I first set up the device and was restoring 130 apps, and tried to do something else too
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Raztrax:
I got the Moto X Pure edition on the release date. I had more lag on that phone than the V10. I haven't experience any lag. The V10 has been flawless for me so far. :good:
[LG V10 Real Life Review] clockcycle:
Pretty much on par with the LG G4. Smooth no unexpected lag.

I too experienced a slight studder at first boot while it was downloading, installing and restoring apps, syncing data while I tried to go into other settings at the same time. But it's expected and not at all an issue once first boot has settles.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] rushless:
No lag with my MXPE and I am a picky SOB :) No reviews call out lag that I recall, nor most users. You must have gotten a bad device :)
[LG V10 Real Life Review] SaintlySins:
Good, fast (enough for me), no glitches whether on WiFi or Cellular.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] rowihel2012:
So lg v10 fast and smooth like note 5 or not???

Wanna trade my note 5 with it
[LG V10 Real Life Review] fghxu:
Actually I experience very severe lag on V10. twice withing 2 months of ownership of this device. the V10 does not response at all. even I try to long press the power button (trying to reboot it). after a minute or so, it become responsive.

I believe the reason for the lags partially because I enabled the full disk encryption on this device.

I still love this phone and thinking whenever I have chance. a factory reset might help to clean some stock bloatware and make if faster.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Deleted member 4604779:
Good enough..
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Hannes084:
I experience lag with Youtube videos (it just completely stops playback for no reason at all), and while using Spotify. Benchmark results are terrible for a device that has high end specs. Obviously software-related issues which will never get fixed.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] moret14:
So I can't seem to find what kind of storage the V10 uses. I heard the Iphone 6s used a nvme based rom which apparently made the device a lot snappier.

I'm curious what type of rom the V10 uses, as it has so many innovative features, it would be strange if LG skipped over the rom.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] neptun2:
I have the phone for several days now and i am yet to find something that it cannot handle. I tested 4K video playback from youtube using mozilla firefox (not the youtube app which is lighter) and it worked flawlessly. I even tried 15Mbps HD Stream over VPN connection which was also handled without any issue. The only thing that may be a problem is a very heavy game but i am not a gamer so i have not tested deeply with games. For me this is the best phone that i had for all these years.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] tempurastyle:
I agree, the V10 is my first LG phone. I had HTCs, Samsungs and Apple phones before. The V10 is the best of them.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Jinkz1888:
I am also very impressed with the phone. MIne is a company phone so have to keep it stock for the best part apart from disabling individual apps etc but I am a constant heavy user over approximately 10hrs each day and so far (had it a month) it hasn't missed a beat and battery life is very good compared to the S4 I was previously using.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] vargala81:
The fastest phone after Nexus devices
[LG V10 Real Life Review] rowihel2012:
Fast and smooth

Bur my mate 8 is faster and smoothe with kirin 950 beast
[LG V10 Real Life Review] tempurastyle:
Did a side by side comparison of a friend's HTC 10 and the V10. Launch speed of all apps tested were very similar. I tested FB, camera, phone app, chrome, play store, settings, reboot, maps, but no games.

The SD808 is keeping up pretty well, even though it only gets half of the antutu score compared to the SD820. In everyday use, you don't really feel any difference. I think only gaming will be affected.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] LASERWOLF452:
My v10 is fast and i can have the brightness up to max and charge this phone via usb on my laptops 3.0 port. My g4 keeps sucking battery down when on usb power :)
[LG V10 Real Life Review] zjelko:
S7 vs V10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUt53WC6-xs

Really no need to upgrade if you're not a gamer ;) and even if you are :cowboy:
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Abdullah Akbar:
Don't know if I should call it lag or what. But the knock thing is pretty frustrating. I don't know if the device misses my knocks or I don't knock properly.

And it takes some time when I try to wake it up at lock screen using knocks.

Apart from that. It is truly amazing Android phone. Its my first time using a fast Android phone. Just moved from iOS. Last Android phone that I used was Galaxy S2.

In love with speed of LG V10. Never thought android could be this fast.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Aljan15:
My v10 lags

My v10 lags most of the time, when ever im opening an app it always takes 1-3 seconds to open, whenever i scroll down a page or on any screen , i can feel the lag happening.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the LG V10. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] SaintlySins:
Quite good.

Never any delays or glitches.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] KiRyah:
By far the best phone I've owned. Simply amazing!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the LG V10 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the LG V10 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] SaintlySins:
Very good.

Whether I'm doing a split screen or I have a multitude of apps open, the phone delivers the next app to use with no delay.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Deleted member 4604779:
Perfect
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Hexlord:
It's good! I can run a few apps and the phone still functions normally~ :)
[LG V10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones exhibit choppy scrolling, especially when navigating long web pages when multiple apps are running in the background. Rate this thread to express how you smooth scrolling feels on the LG V10 under such conditions. A higher rating indicates that scrolling is always buttery smooth, even when you're reading a 10,000 word article on "how to kiss a girl".

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] ph3nom:
i feel this phone is very snappy and fast.. doesn't feel lag at all
[LG V10 Real Life Review] SaintlySins:
This is one of the few times I'm giving a full 5 Stars ... because this is one area where I can't imagine it getting any faster.

Whether swiping from side to side for Apps and Widgets, or surfing up and down through pages and pages of Instagram or Internet pages, it's as buttery smooth as I could ever ask for.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] dannejanne:
Worst UI performance I've ever come across on Android. Choppy scrolling most of the time everywhere even the settings app wtf.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] serpent android:
True. Worse in nougat
[LG V10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones are great to take camping because if you play Asphalt 8 long enough, the back warms up to the ideal temperature that can bake bread. Rate this thread to express the extent to which the LG V10 stays cool under extended heavy use. A higher rating indicates that even when playing strenuous games for long periods of time, the phone doesn't get uncomfortably warm.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] grandbody:
I feel the heat coming out around the area where the camera is and it radiates downward from there. While i dont mind this during cold weather right now but i am worried how annoying this will be in the summer. I personally dont see a big problem with a moderate heat as my hand rarely touch the back where the heat is due to how you grab this phone in an elipse shape instead of grabbing flat which is a great design for the heat dissipation.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] clockcycle:
Much cooler than my LG G4 h811. Most of the warmth is in the power button area.

The LG G4 would get really warm. Especially the battery area. After some slight use I'd put it in my pocket and could really feel the heat on my leg. I do not feel it in the v10

I'm posting this observation on a rather heavy use day too.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] mave004:
a friend of mine have this device, and its much cooler than my A9... we both use for play games in 3d...
[LG V10 Real Life Review] SaintlySins:
I have no heat issues.

The one time I ran Waze, occasional Texts, GPS, WiFi and E-Mail all at the same time while the phone was plugged into a high output cigarette charger ... it got warm. Not burning-hot like the Sammy Note Edge would under identical conditions ... just warm.
[LG V10 Real Life Review] hesamjm:
Its not hot... It works so good
[LG V10 Real Life Review] Deleted member 4604779:
Best I ever had!!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] tempurastyle:
Never gets hot. At most, a little bit warm. I'm impressed!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
At the club, at the bar, or just in your mom's basement, nighttime is when you come out to play. Rate this thread to express how the LG V10's camera performs when no or low light is present. A higher rating indicates that the camera sensor "sees" lots of light in dim conditions, and that the resulting photos have minimal noise. A higher rating also indicates that when the flash fires, the resulting photo is evenly-lit without any bright spots.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V10 Real Life Review] clockcycle:
I liked most of his tests, just passing it along..

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