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After my Nexus 5X died (twice) I had an OK run with my current BQ Aquaris X2 Pro, but... unfortunately, it seems BQ's hardware quality issues are as ever-present as always. I've spent most of this year with a dodgy touchscreen. Time for a new phone.pic.twitter.com/CXeIE8gOVX
It's honestly kind of sad just how common build quality issues seem to be with smartphones these days. The 5X died with that thing where using the big cores crashes the phone (soldering issue?). The X2 Pro touchscreen glitches (in-screen controller connection failure).
Also my X2 Pro's NFC died when I took it apart for unknown reasons (antenna is fine?). And its battery is unobtainium now, especially from Japan. Not worth swapping screen, battery (if I can get it at all, $$$ to reship), and whatever broke NFC. Will the Pixel 4a 5G fare better?
At least I hope official LineageOS comes soon (there's an unofficial one already).
But really, I used to swap phones because they got *old*, not because they *died* (other than batteries). My Nexus S still works fine. There's still a Galaxy Nexus kicking around my parents' house. Tablets too, my Nexus 10 is slow but still *works* after two battery swaps.
For anyone wondering, my main criteria for a smartphone are: - Unlockable bootloader - LineageOS (or good chances thereof) - 3.5mm jack - No hideous notch (I've resigned myself to accepting a hole-punch camera) - Type C 3A charging or PD - Overall decent specs (midrange)
Got mine 4 weeks ago and so far I can't complain about it. I'm surprised how well battery is holding on in this phone, I've never been able to discharge it during the day so farpic.twitter.com/0dtg3ZbHtP
I'm using an LG V50. Probably check most of the boxes except for the notch one
you'll like it. it's a very likable phone. I haven't noticed it get in my way once.
oh, I didn't see it was the 5g, I have the regular one. however: it is VERY likely the statement still applies
Why is there a smiley face?
It's not a smiley, it's Japanese inside parentheses.
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