Is there an old phone that you never got but still really want?

Sometimes you just want something that at the time you either could not afford or simply did not buy, but you still want to own.

For me, it's

LG G4 - I just liked how this phone looked, it's design and its camera. Never bought it when it was in its prime but always wanted it. So I got one in late 2017. Pretty decent phone with a spectacular camera but of course has LG's well known quality issues.

Nexus 5X - Don't own this, but this phone really makes me hate LG. Right now, this would've been the go to phone for all budget minded. Costs around $200, great design, camera that shoots way above its price point, stock Android. If only LG hadn't messed it up. I may still take a risk on it later on.

Galaxy S6 - One of the best daylight cameras ever made. Beats both the S7 and the S8 in daylight. I like its design too. Want to own one, but it's still a bit expensive.



Submitted December 27, 2017 at 09:39AM by DiplomatikEmunetey http://ift.tt/2ljArLc http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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