Comparison LG V30+ vs Huawei Mate 10 Pro

[Heyye]

Which one do you recommend (camera, battery, screen, cpu vs)? For me the most important is the camera performance. Please suggest one of them. Thank you in advance. Sorry for my bad english.

 

[Venustus]

For me the most important is the camera performance

I think they are pretty close in that department but the LG V30+ has a slight edge at least in my eyes.

 

[lowdetection]

Because the most important for OP is Camera, I choose LG.

Regards,

 

[SumTingWong]

Huawei Mate 10 Pro.

 

[catjc]

Really equal, Huawei has better support at least in Finland. I would choose Huawei Mate 10 Pro

 

[Evjl's Rain]

in my country, many people hate LG because the build quality is so bad. LG phones have many problems with their hardwares

 

[catjc]

in my country, many people hate LG because the build quality is so bad. LG phones have many problems with their hardwares

I agree, LG phones quality is so bad and well-known by these problems as you said

 

[CyberTech]

What Evjl's Rain said!

For me the most important is the camera performance.

go with Huawei P20 Pro

the p20 pro for 680 EUR, the mate 10 pro for 650 EUR....

 

[Deleted member 178]

Huawei here.

 

[lowdetection]

@Umbra I thought you was a BlackBerry or copperheadOS type...

 

[Deleted member 178]

@Umbra I thought you was a BlackBerry or copperheadOS type...

no way, Android or Win10 Mobile, that is it.

 

[509322]

in my country, many people hate LG because the build quality is so bad. LG phones have many problems with their hardwares

Mobile phones are one of the greatest scams every devised and foisted upon mankind.

People will pay crazy amounts of money for an IP67 or IP68 phone, only to have the OS become obsolete\end-of-life within a couple to 36 months - dependent upon the brand of the phone and when it was purchased relative to the latest Android release.

Phones are disposable, 2-year life-span products on average... and people are routinely paying $500 to $1000 for a new phone every two years or so. To me, that is just mind-boggling.

 

[Evjl's Rain]

Mobile phones are one of the greatest scams every devised and foisted upon mankind.

People will pay crazy amounts of money for an IP67 or IP68 phone, only to have the OS become obsolete\end-of-life within a couple to 36 months - dependent upon the brand of the phone and when it was purchased relative to the latest Android release.

Phones are disposable, 2-year life-span products on average... and people are routinely paying $500 to $1000 for a new phone every two years or so. To me, that is just mind-boggling.

also they are now making more delicate phones and lead users to pay more for repairment. Examples: iphone 8, 10, galaxy s6-7-8-9 with glassback
IP67, 68 will make more users less careful and they will handle their phones without care => damge by water and they refuse to cover by warranty
my Z3 and galaxy S7 were both damaged by water from heavy rain but my galaxy s3 survived for many years

 

[509322]

also they are now making more delicate phones and lead users to pay more for repairment. Examples: iphone 8, 10, galaxy s6-7-8-9 with glassback
IP67, 68 will make more users less careful and they will handle their phones without care => damge by water and they refuse to cover by warranty
my Z3 and galaxy S7 were both damaged by water from heavy rain but my galaxy s3 survived for many years

In the U.S., phone owners cannot repair their own phones nor pay someone other than the OEM to repair their phone. In a nutshell, the phone owner has leased the technology and product from the OEM for a set fee; technically, the person really doesn't own the phone after they purchased it, they leased it.

It is popular sentiment here that those policies are scam policies or just an outright scam.