- support reading very large microSD cards - at least 256 GB
That is indeed...very large. Are you carrying entire website databases around with you or what?
Now I found out that all 3 of those models have a hardware issue that can cause a bootloop (also, the word "bootloop" has <a></a> around it in the source, but no link)
LG (even the small, cheap crap Android-running LGs I've used in the past) seems susceptible to that.
But it only has half a gig of RAM. Surely that's not enough for a good experience?
Depends on the OS and your Internet speed. On my Nokia (runs Win10 right now; was built to run Win8) it's sufficient but not as perfectly seamless as one might want. That said, as long as your Internet is quick and your OS and apps aren't bogging down the CPU and RAM, video playback should still be pretty smooth.
OP has a bigger, better phone with a full 1GB and it's much quicker and feels more seamless. Fwiw, you won't really know how bad a half GB is until you try out a phone with a full GB. :)
And GSM Arena is the best. I've used it for a few years now to compare everything, phone-wise, when I shop and before I buy and I actually feel like I couldn't make an informed decision without it.
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That is indeed...very large. Are you carrying entire website databases around with you or what?
Now I found out that all 3 of those models have a hardware issue that can cause a bootloop (also, the word "bootloop" has <a></a> around it in the source, but no link)
LG (even the small, cheap crap Android-running LGs I've used in the past) seems susceptible to that.
But it only has half a gig of RAM. Surely that's not enough for a good experience?
Depends on the OS and your Internet speed. On my Nokia (runs Win10 right now; was built to run Win8) it's sufficient but not as perfectly seamless as one might want. That said, as long as your Internet is quick and your OS and apps aren't bogging down the CPU and RAM, video playback should still be pretty smooth.
OP has a bigger, better phone with a full 1GB and it's much quicker and feels more seamless. Fwiw, you won't really know how bad a half GB is until you try out a phone with a full GB. :)
And GSM Arena is the best. I've used it for a few years now to compare everything, phone-wise, when I shop and before I buy and I actually feel like I couldn't make an informed decision without it.