LG H871 with Snapdragon 820 benchmarked, is it the G6?

06 February 2017
It could be one of the other G6 phones LG recently trademarked - the LG G6 Lite or G6 Compact.

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AnonD-387177, 06 Feb 2017It is not dying if others are constant hindrance. And let m... moreNot talking only about the chipset.

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    • 07 Feb 2017

    Sir William , 07 Feb 2017LG V20 a Phablet?? Since when? I didn't know they brought... moreWell if it doesnt have a stylus it is also considered as phablet. Everything from 5,5inch is considered phablet.

      AnonD-558092, 06 Feb 2017Who is going to buy something because it has only 2 more GB... moreYou right, I'm here also waiting for the Lg V30.

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        • 07 Feb 2017

        Julliard, 07 Feb 2017Bought? LG and the others could had bought or at least book... moreI burst out laughing. you see, I'm not an LG, samsung, or anything's fanboy. Nor do I work for any of them. I buy what I need. I recommend people what they need or want about their smart phones. be it samsung, Lg, Asus, Lenovo, Xiaomi, or anything else. But I wonder why only this time around I want to see every brand's creativity, if not delayed by samsung that is.

        Therefore, I don't understand about what "lame excuses" you mean there.

        Your comment was very hilarious and I LOL'd to see you so passionate about samsung. Sorry I wouldn't say you were wrong or right, you decide. But you made my day! Thanks.

        *I'm the d(u)ck move commenter below. I really feel like replying this comment. Cheers!

          Anonymous, 06 Feb 2017The colors get distorted over time on AMOLED screens. In... more"over time". Sure depends how much time and how you use the phone. But most people will be replacing flagships within 1-2 years. And I've had plenty of amoled screens that lasted perfectly over that time period. But the whole purpose of pentile is to actually make it last longer no doubt. And LG's w-oled doesn't suffer that problem with colour or even "burn-in". Burn-in is actually burn out where the voltage over time causes a weaker signal. It can suffer image retention but you can get rid of image retention easily using a mode they have. It requires very specific calibration per unit though in order to gain perfect colour accuracy. So they can't really certify modes because each unit produced is going to be just a bit different. It's best to get the tv and hire someone to calibrate it. That's really its only weakness but if you spend that much on a TV then you are already a videophile.

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            • 07 Feb 2017

            Anonymous, 07 Feb 2017because samsung bought all sd 835? I don't know, but that i... moreAww bless. Does someone need a special blanket?

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              • 07 Feb 2017

              Julliard, 07 Feb 2017Bought? LG and the others could had bought or at least book... moreIt's called money and influence. Samsung's mobile division have more. A lot more...

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                • 07 Feb 2017

                AnonD-387177, 06 Feb 2017It seems that way. LG always gets the short stick. No i won... moreLG V20 a Phablet?? Since when? I didn't know they brought out a stylus for it, Now that would be a Phab let lol!

                  Anonymous, 07 Feb 201740%? Where'd you get that number from? Qualcomm's own page... moreThat was a mistake that I realise just after I post my comment. What I meant to say was the SD 835 use 40% less energy usage and power consumption compared to SD 821.

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                    • 07 Feb 2017

                    Someone Else, 06 Feb 2017Lol. People complain because this is LG's flagship. Why wou... more40%? Where'd you get that number from?
                    Qualcomm's own page for the SD835 claims just 25%. lol

                      Anonymous, 07 Feb 2017because samsung bought all sd 835? I don't know, but that i... moreBought? LG and the others could had bought or at least book a certain amount of those chipset from Samsung. LG and Samsung both based in Korea. Why the heck LG couldnt negotiate with their Samsung counterpart? Dont give lame excuses. Samsung manufactured ALL of SD835 by themselves. I would be more surprised if LG bought it all and Samsung left with nothing. All that hard work collaborating and negotiating contract with Qualcomm go to dust. You call this greedy? Samsung is the only brand in Asia shipped the largest number of smartphone per year. They gonna need all the chipset if they want to comply with the global demand and pre-order.

                      It would be more devastating if news like, "Samsung delay global release of S8 due to lack of chipset" or "Samsung only release SD835 version of S8 in S.Korea and China market" or "Samsung SD835 version will come to US by end of year" or "The rest of the world will only get the Exynos version of S8". Then, samsung will be mocked further after the Note7 event. People will say stuff like Samsung being incompetent not being able to get hold of SD835 that they manufacture themselves. News like ,"What is the reason Samsung can't get hold of SD835 that they manufactured themself?", will be the hot topics. Now, you see why Samsung bought it all.

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                        • 07 Feb 2017

                        because samsung bought all sd 835? I don't know, but that is a very greedy, d(u)ck move for me. I really do hope samsung blow it up again. I mean, literally.

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                          Stan, 06 Feb 2017I have a Galaxy Note 3, coming up on 3.5 years now. The col... morei have s7 edge from the moment it got out and i used at full brightness all the time.. i can confrim that the display have lower brightness then was when i buy it .. i dont realize that till i start to put it close to diferent phones.. i have a friend who have same s7 edge that he got it recently and have more brightness then mine.. an lg g5 at first was almost half brightness then mine.. but now i can say they are almost = .. definetly amoled lose brightness power in time . or maybe only if you use it full bright all the time

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                            • 06 Feb 2017

                            Anonymous, 06 Feb 2017The colors get distorted over time on AMOLED screens. In... moreI have a Galaxy Note 3, coming up on 3.5 years now. The color rendition is still the same as it was when I got it. Same goes for the Galaxy Captivate that I had a while back. There is no magic "problem" with AMOLED, it's the display control board that might have issues, based on capacitor wear, but that is largely individual device dependent, and affects other screen types as well, not just AMOLED. My HTC One M7 developed a slight green tint after a year of usage, but that was a problematic phone overall, just remember the 4mp "Ultrapixel" camera, that had a bad solder mask and developed a Pink/Violet noise in low light.

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                              • 06 Feb 2017

                              AnonD-625786, 06 Feb 2017LOL This company's mobile division is dying. Even faster t... moreIt is not dying if others are constant hindrance. And let me remind you that it is stupid actually to presume Sn835 to be godlike...when 835 surfaces it wont mean that 820 became obsolete and mid ranger...

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                                AnonD-632062, 06 Feb 2017Sometimes is seems that lady luck never stands beside LG. F... moreIt seems that way. LG always gets the short stick. No i wonder why...But Lg fcked it as well. Not sending V20 in Europe was a blasphemy to all phablet fans here.

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                                  Anonymous, 06 Feb 2017"Now, the chipset is a slightly newer revision than the Sna... moreIt must mean Sn821....Because on other benchies every Sn820 phone has 1.6ghz listed, not 2.1ghz

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                                    • 06 Feb 2017

                                    Humm these numbers has my SOny Xperia XZ nougat 7.0...Slighty lower multi core.

                                    Idk why Samsung monopolized Sn835, because S8 wont sell well. Samsung fanboys just doesnt want bigger screens. ANd Samsung opted for bigger. Thats general opinion tho.

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                                      • 06 Feb 2017

                                      "Now, the chipset is a slightly newer revision than the Snapdragon 820s found in 2016 phones" what does that mean in detail?

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                                        • 06 Feb 2017

                                        Muthu, 06 Feb 2017The problem comes when the devices have so-called flagship ... moreAndroid 7 needs at least 1gb of ram to run.. Even android 4.0 needs 500 mb of ram.