The LG G4, brand new and fulfilled by Amazon. Have not seen it at this price for a while.
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UnclePotter
30 Oct 15#1
Heat for a top spec phone.
umar
30 Oct 15#2
can anyone recommend tried and tested case for the phone please bought red one on 20% ebay day very good price and you get gold back cover in the box too lovely Phone
thanks
andyc77 to umar
30 Oct 151#3
supcase
meem to umar
31 Oct 151#13
ebay item 191688898403... Very good leather case with quick circle
AndyEssex to umar
2 Nov 151#20
I had a G3 and never fancied the circle flip case for some reason. I'm not a fan of cases that replace the back cover.
Now I have a G4 and paid £6 for this quick circle case that you clip the phone into as opposed to taking the back off and it seems to work identically to the genuine LG Circle Case ... the clock comes on and you can flip the clock round to access apps through the window. It just looks really cool when you close it!
Available for the same price from Ebuyer.com and at least a UK model
Cmberry20
30 Oct 15#5
I purchased one of these 2 weeks ago but it got very warm when browsing on the Internet (Wifi and 4G) at the same time the battery lost 1% for every minute I was browsing. So I sent it back for a refund. Has any one else experienced this or did I just get a duffer.
umar to Cmberry20
30 Oct 151#6
had mine since Wednesday night no issues so far only last 4% battery in about 3hours today
tony5101 to Cmberry20
30 Oct 15#7
Yup, sorry to say, (or maybe pleased from my own perspective!) I think you got a duffer..
Shard to Cmberry20
30 Oct 15#8
Duffer, I was using mine for testing a web page yesterday so that took a while and the battery seemed fine on it
I suspect any intensive game will hammer the battery though give the screen resolution, but that's true of any new phone
Cmberry20
30 Oct 15#9
Yeah, I'm tempted to get another G4 as i really did like it. Don't know why it heated up (at the top around the camera) & used the battery when browsing as watching YouTube or listening to music the phone stayed cool.
I even did a full factory reset & tried different browsers but it still happened.
iceman85 to Cmberry20
31 Oct 15#12
The heath problem with the Qualcomm 810 processor is real and leads to throttling = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HltGLYZLySs
CrispEditor
30 Oct 15#10
Not necessarily. My Galaxy note 2 does this sometimes - I run cooltool cpu monitor to see if CPU is maxing out. I have had mixed results across Dolphin/Chrome/Opera browsers - one of these will drain the battery under certain scenarios. Warm == some app running at 100% - and could be related to wifi/4g or some other. It is a real shame Android doesnt show you/help you diagnose this. (It is in there in settings and many tools help, but people shouldnt need to run/install apps to detect a runaway/broken app).
Something as innocuous as web browsing, advert injection and it catering to your taste, resulting in a horrible flash/advert eating CPU and/or the region you are in.
sprite127594
30 Oct 15#11
Don't know why Amazon has sold off all there stock of the G4 when its still the flagship phone for L G
Cmberry20
31 Oct 151#14
The LG G4 has a snapdragon 808 which has absolutely no heat problems.
Alansmithee
31 Oct 15#15
By the way chums, very happy with this case - has wireless charging built in and replaces back cover:
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thanks
Now I have a G4 and paid £6 for this quick circle case that you clip the phone into as opposed to taking the back off and it seems to work identically to the genuine LG Circle Case ... the clock comes on and you can flip the clock round to access apps through the window. It just looks really cool when you close it!
This link will take you to the case on Ebay. Arrived within 3 days.
I suspect any intensive game will hammer the battery though give the screen resolution, but that's true of any new phone
I even did a full factory reset & tried different browsers but it still happened.
Something as innocuous as web browsing, advert injection and it catering to your taste, resulting in a horrible flash/advert eating CPU and/or the region you are in.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B011DTIW6U
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00YAJ1YNO/ref=olp_prime_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new&shipPromoFilter=1