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[LG V30 Real Life Review] DeathBoT:
Same thing here, I'm using Enpass and I had to disable autofill. That is huge bummer. Its just one issue after another with this phone, and I REALLY wanted to like it :(
[LG V30 Real Life Review] jsgraphicart:
It wasn't a huge deal for me since most of the apps I use on my phone are already logged in or use their own version of a fingerprint login. At least it fixed the jittery scrolling. That's what I cared about most. I haven't had any other issues with this phone.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] JDtheHutt:
I use Lastpass but my jittery scrolling went away after I replaced the default launcher with Nova.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] DeathBoT:
I used nova and had the issue still. I even disabled all the LG apps.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Hisma:
Latest t mobile software update fixed the scroll lag and made the phone NOTICEABLY faster.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] JDtheHutt:
I have to rescind my earlier statement. I did continue getting lag on some apps and it all went away after disabling the Lastpass feature to scan for password fields.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] stuartwalker559:
Thank you so much for this suggestion. I now have buttery smooth scrolling a part from the bounce back which someone mentioned above. Was ready to sell the phone and get the pixel 2 xl. Thanks again!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] jeffloan:
What fixed it for you?
[LG V30 Real Life Review] bkeaver:
Developer options. Turn off animation and enable 2d GPU rendering. Reboot

This did it for me
[LG V30 Real Life Review] jeffloan:
Thanks. I'll try it. Did you turn off animation in all 3 places?
[LG V30 Real Life Review] bkeaver:
Yes I did.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] thenoble06:
Have to say I wasn't very happy with scroll speeds, to the point that Chrome was almost unusable. However, after a factory reset, scroll speeds are excellent and I've no complaints now
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Ali Mirza:
Settings/Developer Options/tick on "Force GPU Rendering" should make the beast smoother faster. if root available try L Speed/Entropy/fstrim apps found on Play Store! If LG G6 gets Android 7.1.2 , the performance should improve smoother over Android 7.0 just like the LG V30 is incredibly smooth and fast due to SD 835. Android Oreo 8.0 should have faster boot times on powering up. LG flagships gets Oreo by the end of this year (November or December). If your LG V30 / LG G6 is unlocked and , you must install EAS equipped custom kernel! The CPU scaling behavior changes with governors. Just like Google Pixel might be the 1st phone with EAS Kernel, this is why Google Pixel very smooth UI. LG V30 stock kernel is incredibly smooth already! But EAS kernel in the future when XDA devs adds it to the LG V30 / LG G6, should the CPU be cooler in temperature.

So why the need to install some launchers? LG UX 6.0+ is smoother than TouchWiz and better than plain and boring stock Android.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] qinyue:
Thanks. Finally got the answer why pixel 2 is always beyond "buttery smooth" and also looking forward to the custom kernel for v30. But personally I find the xperia home the smoothest and icon packs are also supported. I use it on my pixel 2 and v30+ with pixel live paper and just love them. You can find both of the unlocked universal xperia home app and the pixel 2017 wallpaper app on XDA.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Ali Mirza:
For sure I'll try to import the only model i.e (LG H930) it's single sim international version. It'll surely have bootloader unlocked. In the near future I'm eagerly waiting for devs to start on the LG V30. If you live in the US, Other model would be (LG US998), also bootloader unlocked. I wished LG allowed all variants to be bootloader unlocked :(. Congrats on your 2 new amazing devices you own. Once I get LG H930, thanks for the tip about the Xperia Home
[LG V30 Real Life Review] qinyue:
I bought the dual sim version V30+ (HD930S) in Hong Kong. I am actually not quite confident about devs' interest in this version, but anyway the coming Oreo is also worth of waiting. Hopefully the xda rom section of v30 can be even more popular than the G6 and every Android devices in future can be as smooth as the pixel 2 with the EAS equipped kernel. The smoothness of Google pixel 2 and the performance of Tesla roadster 2, omg I see the light future.:laugh:
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Ali Mirza:
Oh man most phones except Razer phones have a screen refresh hertz of 60Hz, which is buttery smooth by today's standards, I guess it'll be hard to compare to UI performance between Google Pixel 2 and the One Plus 5/5T or the iPhone 8/X, Go to Settings/Developer Options "Profile GPU Rendering"/ On screen as bars should be interesting comparison between devices, the higher the bar, it might indicate a micro lag or reduced frame rate during animations. On your amazing V30+ can you compare the GPU graphical bars on Nougat, when u get Oreo, I hope it should be lower, just estimating. The Tesla Roadster 2 :D what a mental beast, I'm a Mercedes-Benz fan :p:highfive:
[LG V30 Real Life Review] pussnbootlp:
I have the scroll reverse in Chrome on my Hong Kong version V30+ also. Is not all the time but it will be worse when the phone been charged over night or been on for more than few hours. When I scroll down, sometime when my thumb slow down, the web page will jump back up to the top. Only happen on Chrome for now, Facebook not seem to be affected by that. But the phone home responsiveness is sluggish sometime. It seem like they have some memory or buffer issue. :crying::crying:
[LG V30 Real Life Review] NikonManSoCal:
Terrible

Scrolling is almost universally choppy... To the point of profound irritation. Stock NA unlocked phone. FML
[LG V30 Real Life Review] elias.parasini:
the black color noticeable "lag" when scrolling on IG and chrome.

is it normal?
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Arcide:
If I understood correctly that is the effect due to pixels turning off and then on again, which is normal for an OLED screen.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Jakdanyel:
İ have the 128gb Plus model EU version and scrolling is very choppy in most of the apps. And disabling bloatware didnt solve this problem.

İ also have choppy keyboard input. İts really annoying
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Ali Mirza:
And also "Force 4x MSAA" & Disable HW Overlay".
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Emu:
Lags when using Chrome or any Chromium based browser. I'm out of options.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] KUSOsan:
Chrome has been horrible on every device I've owned for the past 5 or updates. It's horrible even on my Nexus 6p. I've tried going back far enough to find one that is still fairly up to date but I gave up out of frustration
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Emu:
Thanks. Good to know that at least it's consistent. I miss when browsers were CAF optimized...
[LG V30 Real Life Review] KUSOsan:
I use like that 3 different browsers.

¹Chrome (which I'm not using as much anymore, mainly just to use the sync feature for switching from phone to phone)

²Firefox beta I'm slowly switching back over to mainly because of the add-ons but there engine got quite a bit faster with the new one, and

³naked browser pro (because it's bare bones so not bloated and fast but the UI isn't the prettiest but I love the URL tool bar option for being at the bottom instead of top.

Chrome had an option at one point but it was experimental and not very consistent)

I switch between browsers a lot because there always seems to be something wrong with the others either with a feature or website. It gets exhausting especially because I sold my computer and all I have had now for like 2 years are phones lol

Hoping to get a decent laptop coming up here for holidays
[LG V30 Real Life Review] mwake4goten:
I used to use naked browser on my HTC 10 phone as for some reason web browsing in chrome really killed the battery on it. In fact browsing in chrome was nearly as bad to the battery as playing games... LG V30 and newer chipset and amoled screen is much better...I haven't had a problem with browsing so far and I use kiwi browser which has ad blocking. I don't think I can go back to naked browser it is a great browser for battery life but the UI is too basic for me.

I may try the firefox browsers of they can save battery more then chromium based versions.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] KUSOsan:
With the AMOLED screen there is a few add-ons where you can change the back ground of web pages to be black to save power and be easier on the eyes at night. Also ublock origin is one of the best adblockers as well because it's very efficient with memory and battery life.

The add-ons are what make Firefox especially now that it's been out long enough and there are more for the mobile version finally
[LG V30 Real Life Review] zacharias.maladroit:
agreed, Firefox is however a bit on the sloppy side while scrolling

there are hacks available to make it appear more smooth.

System-wide blocking via e.g. AdAway or https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts where you add entries to the hosts file might be a good option to make scrolling in browsers altogether smoother since animated and cpu consuming ads aren't hogging the system (also good when you're on a limited data plan !).

On top of that disabling Javascript by default also speeds things up (if you don't need much functionality) and secures you from malware/malicious scripts that are lurking everywhere nowadays.

HMP isn't the most smooth (and consistent) scheduler, it's still used on the Snapdragon 835 (LG V30) since that's the default by Qualcomm, EAS went "mainstream" with Snapdragon 845 and allows for lower latencies since it deliver performance "in the moment", whereas HMP (seems to) offer(s) performance according to the load in the past (so anticipatory).

EAS might have somewhat higher power consumption but with enough tweaking it'll in total be superior in terms of performance and equal to HMP power consumption or even lower.

There are scrolling/animation inconsistencies across all devices on Android 8 or even 9 (seen it on Galaxy Note 3 Android 8.0, 9.0 ports - so it's not 64bit specific), might be introduced due to tweaks to cut down latencies in total and save power, but it comes at a cost of smoothness - EAS with its custom Power HAL might be the "remedy" for that. So EAS and Android 8.0 and 9.0 smoothness/consistency in animation seems to work nicely together.

There's the option on Oreo to switch to the Skia renderer in Developer options to make things more smoother/consistent (default in Android 9.0).

Other custom options would be to use a kernel-side boosted touch/frames(screen content)/app booster for HMP kernels (can also be used for EAS kernels), raise the tickrate of the kernel (at potential cost of stability, battery), make timings more aggressive in cpu scheduler, gpu tweaks and other things.

The only thing to get noticeably smoother experience on LG Stock without bootloader unlock would be switching to the Skia renderer from Opengl (in Developer Settings).
[LG V30 Real Life Review] trqster:
Thanks for the tip, I changed it and it seems better!!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Dizzyrul3z:
After last upgrade to 21o (I made clean install in LGUP) I notice scrolling lags in browser and aplication list (I use samsung browser and nova launcher). I had to enable gpu rendering to feel smooth scrolling again.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] thomek:
Hi guys !

I've been reading the thread about the OpenVPN working on Kaiser, tried it out and got stuck cause of the certificate verification.

Config file that works on my laptop for some time now:

tls-client

dev tun

remote XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

float

resolv-retry infinite

port 1194

keepalive 10 60

ping-timer-rem

persist-tun

persist-key

ca ca.crt

cert my-laptop.crt

key my-laptop.key

pull

verb 4

Here's part of the log error that I get from Kaiser:

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=33000 OpenVPN 2.1_rc2e Win32-MSVC++ [SSL] [LZO2] built on Apr 1 2007

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=73000 MANAGEMENT: TCP Socket listening on 127.0.0.1:10000

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=74000 Need hold release from management interface, waiting...

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=234000 MANAGEMENT: Client connected from 127.0.0.1:10000

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=275000 Using Windows Connection Manager...

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=276000 Fetching Windows Connection Manager GUID for hostname '213.147.119.146'

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=278000 Formatting Windows Connection Manager GUID...

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=279000 Using Windows Connection Manager with destination 'auto' resolving to provider guid

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=366000 Acquisition of Windows Connection Manager provider succeeded...

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=368000 WARNING: No server certificate verification method has been enabled.

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=393000 MANAGEMENT: Client disconnected

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=396000 Cannot load certificate file my-laptop.crt: error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or directory: error:20074002:BIO routines:FILE_CTRL:system lib: error:140AD002:SSL routines:SSL_CTX_use_certificate_file:system lib

Tue Feb 05 17:49:09 2008 us=397000 Exiting

I tried changing the path of the certificates as mentioned in other thread and still no luck:

ca "\\Program Files\\OpenVPN\\ca.crt"

cert "\\Program Files\\OpenVPN\\my-laptop.crt"

key "\\Program Files\\OpenVPN\\my-laptop.key"

Is it possible that certificates somehow get corrupted while transfering thru activesync?

Any ideas?

Thanks,

T.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] thomek:
Bumping the post

Anyone ppl? :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] thomek:
SOLVED !

Aaaaaaaaaaa.... It was the path in the end !!!

ca "\\Program Files\\OpenVPN\\config\\ca.crt"

cert "\\Program Files\\OpenVPN\\config\\my-laptop.crt"

key "\\Program Files\\OpenVPN\\config\\my-laptop.key"

Spent so much time and it turned out to be so obvious :eek:

Anyway, hope this will help others not to feel stupid as I do right now :)

T.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] maxmotos:
Really sucks!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] lg3FTW:
Santa Monica pier from 300+ yards away you can leave your own thoughts. Mind you hand held no tripod or anything. Yes 100% daytime photos are better but still for what it is. Amazing. 2nd shot is using the pop out feature that I love.

Please note the 4 lane freeway sign is even decently clear.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] squo_85:
Lol good.

Wysłane z mojego ASUS_Z016D przy użyciu Tapatalka
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Mudig:
it's really bad. judge for yourself:

[IMG="LGV30"]https://i.imgur.com/K8z5rut.jpg[/IMG] vs [IMG="HTC 10"]https://i.imgur.com/3FVhC2t.jpg[/IMG]

First one is LG V30 and the second is my old HTC 10
[LG V30 Real Life Review] emmanuelw:
Looks like you are on wide angle mate ☺ it does not have the upper hand when it comes down to low light
[LG V30 Real Life Review] robamacaf:
I LOVE IT

Just took this low light photo at 1030 at night. You can easily see the Pleiades Cluster of stars right above the trees. 30 Second Shutter, 100 ISO (I believe, it might have been 50)
[LG V30 Real Life Review] dopefish1337:
its not the camera. Its Bayern münchen!! :laugh:
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Arcide:
How can anyone take you seriously after that...

It's obvious that the pic is taken with the wide angle camera instead of the regular one.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Mr. Clown:
Did a thread cleanup. Please, if you are an actual reviewer and own the device participate in this thread.

Back on topic.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] neil85ae86:
Took my first shot last night with my brand new Nov 17 built 933 with the only light being the glow from the TV on one side (TV screen is out of the shot) and a little light glow from the light on in another room on the other side and it was amazing, I couldn't be happier. Quick focus, great pick, sharp considering and surprising colors.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] squo_85:
Ye right. Then post it to proof that.

I also took in absolutely dark and it was amazing black...

Wysłane z mojego ASUS_Z016D przy użyciu Tapatalka
[LG V30 Real Life Review] DizturbedOne:
Regardless of optical material, improved aperture, or better controls and software modes... The camera on this phone is terrible for this price point. Side by side, my LG G4 and LG G5 performs comparably (and even favorably) in most, if not all, conditions compared to the V30. The front face ING camera is especially terrible.

I really WANT to love this phone, but the terrible camera is INEXCUSABLE. My wife's Note 8 and my LG G5 (another hunk of junk that had a terrible screen and a body that destroys itself with the battery door under normal usage) both have better camera's than this thing, SPECIFICATIONS BE DAMNED.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] neil85ae86:
I don't post content on sites unless they provide the hosting for it, i.e. allow me to upload an image.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] linds0r:
Use a Google Cam port - low light pics are 100x better
[LG V30 Real Life Review] ChazzMatt:
You can attach an image to a post on XDA. I do it all the time.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] edboy21:
This phone is just terrible in low light. Way too much noise and lacks detail.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] slight22:
Just as an fyi I create albums on facebook and link the photos here.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] galr:
Auto mode, unedited. I think it is too bright as the actual scene was way darker. Still, pretty good.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] galr:
Unedited. I think this photo is a bit too bright as the actual scene was way darker. Still pretty good.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] weltvon:
Hmm

Looks like a picture from my LG G6, i am still amazed how they got such good grades on the camera. Indoor with normal light and everything looks like a blurry oil painting mess.

I was hoping the V30 would fix this issue but it does not look like it.

---------- Post added at 08:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:24 PM ----------

Sorry bro, no its not. The Girl is a pixel mess and if you zoom in, even just a litte bit............... na not amazing at all. :(
[LG V30 Real Life Review] galr:
I think you have unrealistic expectations from a phone. This photo is well with the best out there. Pixel 2 XL is an exception, it is ahead of the rest (but lacks any kind of manual control which is just ridiculous). Don't forget this scene was very dark! Much darker than the photo. Pixel 2 rules the low light scene but still prefer the V30 as it just offers much more (amazing manual mode and exceptional wide angle lens).
[LG V30 Real Life Review] zacharias.maladroit:
Would the low light performance be improved with the ported Google Cam with HDR+ (+ wide angle) support ?

I believe I read something like that
[LG V30 Real Life Review] galr:
Actually daylight shots improved dramatically on both the wide and the normal lens. Also the selfie camera is 10 times better now!

Portrait mode is also available now on the normal lens and the selfie.. At this moment the V30 has the best camera setup in the market IMO.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] galr:
And yes., low light shots are much better. I'll try to upload samples later.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Makonator:
When I wrote that cam is bad (well not bad, just not as good as rivals in same price range) on V series, some smart ass almost got me banned.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] hawkintx:
Totally agree, V30 Camera is disappointing....

I love everything about the V30....except the camera. It's not just bad, comparatively it's really bad. Snapping pics of my family and life is a big part of how I use the phone. The LG G2 had a better camera than this, including in good light. If the V30 had the front/rear camera from the LG G4 it would be better than what it has now. LG seems to be getting progressively worse with the cameras, they started going downhill after the G4. Many complain about the LG software, but there are a ton of useful features, such as posting a pic directly after taking it versus a few more clicks. The volume controls are more comprehensive. Even switching between front and rear cameras is easier. But the camera is really bad. Side by side comparison in a Verizon store convinced me to return the V30 for the Pixel 2 XL, which frankly has an AMAZING camera. That being said, I miss the features and shortcuts of the V30, as well as the headphone jack, the wireless charging, and the micro sd card. I'm not a fan of Samsung, and after using the 835 snapdragon I don't want to go back to the G6 (although it does a better job with pics). So I'm stuck with the Pixel 2 XL, or the HORRIFIC thought of switching to an iPhone which I really don't want to do. I keep wondering if it's possible that I just got a bad unit? I've been trying to research this but am not finding much info. However, I am finding a lot of info about users who are disappointed in the camera.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Zoombaya:
Blame it on LG's marketing. The phone itself is fine. Excellent, actually. I've had it since the launch in my country last December. Good display, fantastic audio hardware (minus ridiculously weak speaker), good (even great) dual camera combo, some nice software features, the lightness in hands, and surprisingly good battery life.

The problem is, LG went promotionally all-in on pushing this phone as photographers' and videographers' (wet) dream, with quite frankly average quality image sensors and stock camera app software (manual mode excluded from the rant).

Video wise, yeah, you could say that it's quasi dream tool. And on the photo side, trully good in manual mode and kick ass with GCam installled. I LOVE the GCam!

Had the LG came out and said "Hey folks, here's our new V30. We've made some interesting improvements over the V20 and V10, so go out and have fun, explore its abilities", instead of "Oh my gawd people, stop whatever you're doing! You there in Middle East, stop fighting and look here! Yo, Earth, stop spinning, this is some major s...t we've done here!", the feedback of the disappointment club would've been a bit, shall we say, softer, in my opinion.

All in all, I'm personally very satisfied with the phone. More so when you consider that my previous phone was Nokia Lumia 930 :laugh:

Edit: but then again, we should wait for Oreo update for the final judgment. Look at the pictures we get with GCam! Imagine GCam-like algorithms in stock camera app. I remain optimistic that LG's devs can match GCam's abilities.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] WaxysDargle:
i think you are being a bit dramatic, and your statements exaggerated. it's a good camera. it's not samsung or pixel, but it's good. definitely better than your G2.

"The LG G2 had a better camera than this"

"they started going downhill after the G4"
[LG V30 Real Life Review] MNDaveC:
Performs poorly when using the camera for barcode scanning and online banking deposit check scanning. Also pics are somewhat grainy and less vivid in comparison to Samsung.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] maxmotos:
I posted a video on my YouTube channel. Quality does seem pretty good so far!

[YOUTUBE]Guno9CfKK7A[/YOUTUBE]
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Darriousx:
Very nice. Overall, in good light at least, the camera is pretty top notch. Seemed to have some slight issues autofocusing on close up but may have not been the camera fault? Also, I really find the OIS very stable and the wide angle is even pretty stable too, HOWEVER, the only issue I have is that there is some intense wobble with the whole picture every few seconds when you are walking... that is quite frustrating, but overall I do love the stabilization.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] maxmotos:
Video Low Light Footage

Heres another video but in low light auto.

Initially I thought it looked good but upon reviewing the upload it sucked so bad.

[YOUTUBE]W7XHRwZ-hSw[/YOUTUBE]
[LG V30 Real Life Review] jemeljsh:
Yeah, it wobbles like crazy, but I think it can be fixed with software updates. You can't image how horrible was OP5 camera in the beginning, but the fixed everything related to image stabilization in few months :good:
[LG V30 Real Life Review] isko01:
I have too OP5. But I dont like OP5 camera. Did you have OO5 and V30? I would like to see camera comparison OP5 and V30, day, night, zoom and etc... I neet to know who have better camera