Nexus equals sorry battery life, no led ,no infared,no lte sorry i use those daily
Yeah I got the nexus 5. It's a developer's handset in that it always is first in line to get official support from... almost everyone? However I agree that the battery life really does suck, so much that I can't live with it anymore. A phone with a dead battery is as good as a brick, and F6 with its battery swapped out will be better than that. In fact I swear that I'll not get another phone without interchangable batteries, because tethering a phone to mobile power bank is just stupid and embarassing. However, seeing how Matias Duarte and his team is making everything "easier" by not being user configurable, I figure not only the SD card is getting bastardized, but probably the removable battery too.
Otherwise, the Nexus 5 is great. It does have LED and LTE. Just no IR, which... isn't a deal breaker in my book.
I always forget about the infrared....I didn't know it had it....
That's not really an option worth judging a phone over.... It's useless on everything but one tv in my house...
If I drilled it out and put a can opener... Or a removable tooth pick... Then my f6 would unstoppable... Lol
The newer mid-low tier phones from LG are pretty pathetic. It seems that the accountants from LG finally wised up and started cutting corners pretty sharply across these mid-tier products. I got these phones on sale for family members who won't use that many features or apps, so it's a great bang for the buck. However, compared to a newer handset (I think F6's replacement is F60. Check out its specs. It's pretty sad. an obvious regression rather than improvement), the camera on this thing is respectable, packs LTE and NFC, both are somewhat important, and has an amazing battery life. Having solved the storage issue with Link2SD (somewhat), I only wish for a larger RAM so it's not bogged down when I'm making it do a million things. Of course a larger internal storage memory would definitely change the game, and opens doors to Duarte's SD-card-less future of Kitkat and L.
That said, comparing this to a top tier Nexus 5 or Galaxy S5 is unfair. It's not made to be premium, but usable. In that, the package is more than respectable, and I really love it for what it is: a pretty honest offering for the price. Can't say that about the newer LG mid tier phones (or from any other MFGR for that matter). In light of this, it's especially sad that there's so little developmental support for this phone's hardware. That lack of upgradability and support is really the achilles' heel for me more than anything.