For the urgents 0:09. Moto razer 1:03. Royal flexpi 2:22. Air power 4:14. HTC u ultra 5:13. LG G5 6:38. Blackberry Z10 8:27 Samsung Bixby. 9:28 Amazon fire phone. 11:00. Essential 12:39. Apple battery gate. 13:52 Red hydrogen. 15:16. Google pixel 4 17:18 energizer P18K

@Snehal Ghosh it's not on the Thumbnail?

@Susanne 12:22

oy vey asif said says really really really?

Thanks lmao

2:22 Apple AirPower*

I **STILL** want that energizer phone. Its exactly the kind of thing someone who does a lot of backpacking or spends days at a time in the wilderness

@Sebastian Nix I still want it I can load it up with podcasts

@Anique Zafar solar chargers exist too

@Conner Wine Yes.

@FennecTECH So uh you go backpacking for days at a time without a backpack? What?

Would be perfect for self defense too! Ran into a mugger? Just grab and fling the phone at him. He'll be lucky if it doesn't crack his skull!

10:05 imagine going to the store ONLY TO BUY THINGS ONLINE

Lol thats telsa showtooms in a nutshell

@kaosine 😂

Exactly

What if you see a nice dress or something and you really want it but it’s not your size and the is no more stock in the store so you can buy it online where you can choose the size

This actually really cool idea, sadly they sell the phone expensive and outting google play was really stupid idea. I bet if they sell like 200-300$ and put GP in, their app will rocket which can bought new user. And it also helps you with pricing cause trust me WE NEED it. Sadly such a bad decision.

This is the third time I'm watching the smartphone fails series. Perhaps I enjoy it much than the review videos LOL. I'm waiting for the next installment of this series!

@Chinmoy Kumar lol random but also true

@Chinmoy Kumar 😂

I also really love this series 😂

Dude our name is almost exactly the same 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I LOVED the G5. It felt so cool swapping batteries, like reloading your phone. But, in hindsight it was awful. I had to keep an extra battery with me and charging for my job because my phone would be dead by noon with light usage. Also I couldn't keep a case on it lol.

i remember when having a blackberry was considered cool

I remember when it was necessary, as the BlackBerry was the only phone that could open pdf’s…

Was that a thing?? I don’t remember blackberry being cool. Saying that I was always an iPhone fan.

@rose marselos Ik I’m late af but that’s tragic my friends and I didn’t get a phone till like 8th grade lol and back then it was the Motorola razor not even close to an iPhone lol

@rose marselos that's why kids and teens are the main target for advertisers ...they will buy a truck full of actual shit if the popular kids or at least their circle of friends say you aren't cool if you don't truck shit . I don't mean it as an insult , most of us go through it... some of us stay with it.

lmao

Yeah, the LG G5 was ill conceived from the start. I was such a LG fan years ago, having owned the G2, G3, V10, and G6, (we won't talk about my ill advised Stylo experience) and being super disappointed with the last couple. My favorite of that group was the G3 by far. I hate that they decided to jump out of the smartphone game.

Watching this towards rhe end of the year made me realize that it's really Samsung who's leading in innovation. They're hurrying on the being the first foldable phones but Samsung really forwarded with the Flip and the Fold this year. Kudos Samsung.

I’ve rewatched these tech fail videos more times than I’d want to admit. I love failure.

This series is highly addictive 👍 Make more of them oftenly

I like how he doesn't just talk about the sponsor on the start, he just says thank you to the sponsor. And I like that! Thank you! Edit: Thanks for 3k likes lol :D

Bots

Agreed!

@Kio aa

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3K now!

honestly, that pk18 phone could've been a great emergency phone situation. imagine being stuck in the middle of nowhere or something but knowing your phone could at least last long enough for you to find a signal. and if they made it super durable etc.

11:01 I also know that the Essential Phone had attachments available like the LG G5 and Moto Z's Moto Mods. AFAIK, they only had a 360° camera. Though one good thing they had going for it is the accessories attached magnetically, and are theoretically compatible with phones of multiple sizes. Unfortunately, these accessories are a mini tech fail of their own.

I was very excited about the Essential phone and very close to getting one. It's honestly too bad that the execution didn't match the motivation because with the proper momentum, their ideas could have really gone somewhere

Been watching your videos a lot lately. Stopped following the smartphone market when Blackberry and Windows Phone died and just getting back into it lol. I had a Blackberry Q10, which was basically a Z10 with a physical keyboard. It's sad cause their OS was solid and faster than any touch screen phone I'd ever used at the time. Maybe I'm just a hipster but I really loved Windows Phone too. My iPhone 3Gs and Samsung Captivate were both slow as hell compared to the Blackberry and Windows.

I wanted to buy a Z10. I thought it was a really cool phone, but by the time my contract was up and I could actually go phone shopping, it was clear Blackberry phones were not going to survive. I should point out I was never interested in downloading a lot of entertainment apps for my phone, so knowing that the Z10 wasn't going to get everything the iphone was getting didn't bother me. But I didn't want to buy into an ecosystem that was going to totally fail.

Number one most painful smartphone fail: *Dropping a smartphone on your lip when you’re laying on the bed*

@The birb boi man exqctly

Super true

🤣

a folding coffee table that is made out of wood had one of its legs fold back in and then fell on me along with a dell laptop on the bed while trying to change positions for online class

LMAO

HTC is the most upsetting for me. The M9 was a great phone and had my lock button not failed & had it continued to get software updates I'd probably still be using it. When I looked for a replacement HTC didn't have anything that was worth it.

The Blackberry Z10 was actually an amazing phone. Besides the lack of apps (which was largely remedied by sideloading Android apps), the multitasking, gesture controls, and keyboard were way ahead of their time. I was devastated when mine died suddenly and wouldn't reboot. RIP BB Z10 (2013-2015).

I had the HTC One, was my very 1st smartphone in 2013. Absolutely loved it, but it crashed after 4 years. Best looking phone I have had. Seen those pics gave me goosebumps

I got the g5 for really cheap a year after it came out and I honestly really liked it, having the option yo carry a separate battery was pretty convenient tbh

Back in the days before Apple, if you had a Blackberry phone, you were considered rich.

@Tamma Lalitha copycat

lol it still stands out even today

That still happens here sometimes lol

Man, when I got my first Blackberry I thought I was ballin'! Lol

Me: DaAaAaAad

I loved the BB Z10, the size and how it felt in your hand was great. The BB Hub was also great. Wish new smartphones had the same size as BB Z10 for Android.

I bought a Blackberry Storm ("one of the worst touch screens in existence") as my first touch screen and I can agree it was even worse than my old LG flip phone in almost every way.

The funny thing is that reviewers really were pushing for modularity. Like I honestly feel reviewers can destroy phones that are relatively successful. Under display fingerprint scanners are a terrible idea but how hard that was pushed on the way to making the phone bezeless

Best part of this is I own two of these phones... the Essential and the Red... camera on the essential is pretty poor but the 360 attachment is kinda cool... and the hydrogen feels like it's missing a stun gun feature... it's a monster and super heavy but, in the immortal words of Flossy Carter... "feels so good in the hand... giggity"

I love how he doesn't spend 3 minutes on the sponsor he just mentions it or he just does it at the end

@Botney J yeah but it makes him money and he deserves it imo

Well it works

I don't get why people are mad about longer ads. I mean. You can just skip it

@Bat Pig yes but they get paid plenty money for the sponsor. so they choose to accept. most big YouTubers are offered these kinds of contracts and decide to take them.

@PineapplePlagueDoc contracts are declinable

Instead of a flip action, it could've had 2 separate screens that seamlessly blended, but to make it smaller, one of the screens pops up, like an elevator, and slides down onto the lower screen, and once on top of the lower screen, it locks, and the lower screen shuts off. It'd leave out the issues of flexible screens wirh the plastic or screen coming off, the battery sucking, etc. You could keep the main battery in the lower section, and the upper screen has a secondary battery to power it while it moves. I'm putting this out there, so now anyone can use it, but if you do use it, please mention me, or atleast build a major factory in West Virginia, we need more jobs.

HTC is one of my favorite. I remember the HTC M9. It was one of the best I've ever used. I still love HTC but because of the failure I'm a big Sony fan for bunch of reasons.

I'm actually floored that HTC put that secondary display on the U. I know everyone eventually copies LG's innovation in the phone industry, but that's one i thought nobody would want to steal lol. Also, I absolutely loved the LG G5. I don't think the modularity was the selling point, I personally never cared. BUT IT HAD A WIDE ANGLE. The cameras on the G5 blew me away when I got it, makes me sad to see that nobody else liked the phone like i did haha. I gave it plenty of love until it didn't work anymore, and then I removed the modular battery and made it a foldable with my hands.

The energiser phone might have made more sense if the had kept the battery time down to 30 days, which is the time some insurance companies will only cover you for to be away from home anyway. But I'm seriously impressed with the way the Google Pixel 4a sips at the battery, so they really needed to work for more efficiency as well as more battery, then put it in a form factor with a rugged case that people who like hiking and other outdoors pursuits would be happy to pay out for.

BlackBerry was considered “professional” back in the day while Razors were for cool kids. Tell me I’m lying.

@Eg sad touché 🤣🤣🤣

@SpiriT touché 🤣🤣🤣

I'd had both. Both were cool phones.

Massive multi million company completely dies Mrwhosetheboss: 5/10 on the fail rating

You are lying

I was one of those Energizer backers. Hahaha. I would still want it. I personally hate how small and thin phones have gotten and how they are made of flimsy materials like back glass. Plus I believe it was advertised as having a slide out keyboard, which is the feature I miss most on phones as I have poor motor control, so typing a single message like this takes around 5-10 minutes on a touch screen, but under one minute on the galaxy slide style keyboards. (Which was the phone I bought for 3 2 year contracts straight, giving up the first 3-4 years of 4G.)

Jeez I've owned and enjoyed 2 of the fails here. The G5, and Pixel XL.. really liked both, altho they both have crap battery life.

I use to love HTC. But after my last phone with them drop support way too quickly. My patients with them ran dry and my next phone was a Huawei. The Hauwei wasn't too bad and it was a good daily driver till I needed to upgrade about a year ago. That brings me to my current Samsung phone. Hauwei's software was a little better, but I like the design and general feature set of my current phone more.

Here I am a year later watching this video on a Z-Fold 3. I'd say the folding phone is definitely becoming better and more sturdy.

Imagine the Energizer phone drops on someone's head 💀💀

@MemeLord 876 LOL, I used to have a Nokia "brick" phone and it had decent battery life but man, that thing could charge to full almost in the blink of an eye. And I swear it could withstand a nuclear blast. It STILL works and is over 15 years old. If Nokia still distributed and sold cell phones with Android OS today, I'd be using one.

That thing is just the dumbest idea ever. Who the fuck has a usecase for it? I struggle to understand the amount of drugs that must've went into the decisionmaking process.

@Achtsekundenfurz Too much battery😂😂

@Achtsekundenfurz That setup was phenomonal. Miraculous execution.

☠︎︎

The G4 had flawed internals, but in terms of the physical design it had the single best user experience of any smartphone, ever.

New to the channel, and after watchin this upload in its entirety, I can see how and why you've got over 8 million subs...I'm now one of those 8 million...great content bro, I'm gonna binge watch your content now.....🤘🏻🇺🇸

That energizer phone would have been pretty helpful if it was advertised as an “emergency phone” instead of an actual smart phone. People prone to hurricanes and earthquakes or just any natural disasters, retrofit it with a gps and satellite capable calls. An “every boat and plane must have” that would have probably been received more positively.

or even if it just wasn't as thick. Like 50 days seems overkill. If they had 7 days and could make it substantially thinner, just thicker than average, that would be cool.

I kind of like the Essential PH-1. I got it at a reduced price on an Amazon prime day 4 (?) years ago. It is still running.

I want to meet those 16 people who bought Energizer phone 🤣

Those people were Company Boards and Executive Employees 😂

I'm One Believe It Or Not

Lol 100% psych confirmed

@Beast if you're out hiking and shit for weeks it would be great, depending on how much extra weight it is

Bluefire 14 They are the employees of Energizer, Including the CEO. Giant RIP.

I have actually considered going with LG lately. I'd stick with Samsung if they weren't so preoccupied trying to be just like Apple. They have been removing device features left and right.

I actually loved my LG G5, I never got a single attachment but it lasted me a while. when I got an IPhone for work and my G5 fell down a flight of stairs I missed it quite a bit.

tbh g5 wasnt really a bad phone, i still have mine and it works wonderful, really good phone in my opinion

Bro same. G5 was really good. Hot swapping the batteries was incredible

Mine also died to stairs i miss it

I enjoy watching him because of his cool contents aside from phone unboxing and reviewing

I loved my BB Storm 2 and knew a lot of people that did as well. Not sure why you would say it was one of the worst phones in existence. It did everything I needed it to do at the time for my business needs and it did it quite well. It never gave me any issues and It was a lot of fun to use as well. I'm sorry, but that phone was far from the worst in existence! Not even close.

The energizer phone actually got me laughing on the ground. It's more of a smart power bank lol

Energizer smart powerbank (samsung smart fridge) Does anyone understand the slow yoke Hahahahahaja i said yoke and it's not plane hahahahahajajahajajajajajajajajhahahahahahahaahahahahahahhahha it's a joke hahahahaahahahah Idk i just want to comment something

@HWLXRailgun use it like you threw a brick to people

@Ruhan Ahmed NSA, this is the one

@Ruhan Ahmed Amazon's "Alexa"? Apple's "Siri"?

I think that a 10/10 fail would be if the phone turned into a robot dictator and summoned it's fellow robot minions and together the massacred the hoomans and ruled the world. But that's only a theory

I remember my school getting a ton of cheap phones, and I was kind of used to good touchscreens, making it almost impossible for me to do research in school, as I type with my nails. Dude, crappy touchscreens S U C K

Z10 still has the best touch screen keyboard I've ever used. Also the black Berry hub was great. Not sure why the keyboard never got repliicated

You missed one fail, but did mention the phone! So the HTC One M7 (the OG with beats audio), was virtually indestructible. However, a majority if the phones had a fatal defect where the phone would just short out of nowhere, and irreversibly brick the phone. Both me and my sister were unfortunate enough to get defective models xD

I worked for a company called quality 1 wireless I believe (it was literary 8 or so years ago) and we actually had to mass fix alot of the phones in ur videos by hand including the HTC beats phone you showed. Although you said it wasn't the actual fail .....the amount of these phones I took apart begs me to differ 🤣😂

His voice is so relaxing that, 1. I once fell asleep... 2. The auto-generated captions recognize each and every word without a mistake...

@Ayman Hazim When u wake up in the morning with ur phone still in ur face and u check ur vid history=-= That simple=_=

He edited the caption lol

cause he's british, and the auto generated capitons is british, it recognizes every world without a single mistake.

So relaxing voice really. I am sleeping😩-_-

Weird af...

I hated Bixby back in 2017 on my s8+. My main problem was, it was English only. The S8 was the last straw for me. I moved to Apple after that fiasco.

My first phone was my dads old LG g3 and I loved it the whole time I had it. It is super sad how they just went down over time with their mess ups

I am shocked at how many views your videos have. Well done. For people like me (and I am not alone in this) believe that the bottleneck on smartphones is the battery. We do not need better cameras. We do not need better resolution displays. We do not need faster data transfers. We do not need higher storage capacities. We do not need a new set of apps. We do not need better refresh rates. We do not need slimmer designs. What we need is a batter ten times the current capacity, even if it triples the width. If a company increased the battery size by ten times... it might equal one of the old flip phones in battery life. I miss being able to not charge my phone for over a month and still make a call.

Yes, the G4 had boot loop problems, and it also happened with a friends phone, but for me also the G3 and Flex 2 died a boot loop death. I had luck that they died within the 2 year warranty, but still my trust for LG phone hardware died with the G3 / Flex 2 / G4 experience.

I think that his voice was the only reason I was able to endure a 20 minute long video.

Damn same 😂

Dam this vidoe 20 mins? Didnt even notice

Trueeee

Yes his voice is eat candy.

i like his voice to

I had the HTC one and M8, they were amazing. Before that I had the HTC Desire Z, that thing was insane. I saw the U on their website and I fighured I'd skip that year. And the next year.. and now we're here and I'm still using a 2016 phone I've not like since 2017 because it's connectivity is so piss poor. Gonna buy a zenfone or pixel 6, probably a zenfone since that's out now.

i think royole flexpai was the father of all the foldables, it gave hope that it could work and boosted some brands to make their own foldables.

4:20 "you might remember the HTC one" and those memories are some of the best I've had with an android phone... HTC really had great build quality and attention to detail with their software, its a shame to see them fall

I am so sad about HTC... One M7 was my fav phone ever. Sense was finally streamlined and cool looking Very impressive PPI and display for its time (Hell, the PPI still beats out many smart phones to this day) Had a great DAC that output very nice sounding audio (when used with Xtreme Music mod and Viper4Android... Xtreme Music mod is so old now but damn... It was literally magic code to make your audio sound better tenfold.) Boomsound speakers were pretty lackluster tbh, but was cool for its time INFRARED BLASTER so I can discreetly mess with TVs at restaurants/my friends houses/public places with TVs... I will never forgive smartphone manufacturers for just quietly killing that feature. And the Peel Smart Remote app used to be SO AWESOME. Now it's either non existent or filled with ads... other IR Blaster apps are just straight up garbage these days too Could convert it to Google Edition and have Stock Android with Sense framework Modding community was HUGE at the time. There was no end to the mods and ROMs you could install. I got the One M8 after I cracked my M7... It honestly felt like a downgrade. M9 was basically no different than it's predecessor... HTC 10 was an absolute atrocity. It's honestly not even worth the mention... After the M9, it was basically a wrap. The U11 Ultra was promising to me, but it was expensive, no headphone jack, and repairs for it were too hard (but every M series HTC phone was a disaster when it came to repairing them...) I waited for a successor to the U11 Ultra... I was excited for newer generations because I figured that they surely would fix all the things that went wrong after the M7. The M8 wasn't that cool, but the next one will be better! Ok, M9 sucked, the next one is gonna be the one! Ok U11 Ultra is a fresh redesign, I like where they're going but why the hell are they following in the Samsung/Apple path...then to my disappointment, the HTC legacy ended on the U11... It's like they couldn't figure out what made every successor after the M7 so terrible or just plain ignored it. Not a bad looking or performing phone, honestly, but they tried to copy Apple and Galaxy S phones too much and fell super short. Anyone remember the Evo 3D? Legendary phone gimmick. Those 3D videos honestly looked pretty epic. Phone would get slow as FUCK on that old HTC sense tho.

I remember when i was 12 in school we used to joke that the iPhone 10 would be a thin glass sheet and it was holographic

Ah well. Maybe iPhone 20 pro max then.

Oop

THIS WILL BE IPHONE IN 2017

@TacticalMoonstone My phone has 21:9 screen and tbh it's fucking lit, I love it

Yep, it's here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNBP18nrRdw

I remember my HTC One. First true smartphone, upgraded from my LG GW620. Loved it a lot, the beats audio was fantastic.

is it weird that I actually want that energizer p18 phone? it's a phone, a powerbank, and can be used as a weapon. thing looks heavy enough to knock someone out cold

I wish you had mentioned how long it takes to charge a phone that will last fifty days. Do you have to leave it plugged in for two or three days?

A decade

The apple throttling excuse completely falls apart when you remember how far they go to try to prevent their customers from accessing simple maintenance options like just replacing an old battery with a new one.

why do tech youtubers have the most soothing voices??? i could listen to this man talk about a painful disease and be lulled to sleep

I think it’s actually because of the soothing voice that he’s a successful tech YouTuber.

Yep

I literally fell asleep hours ago holding my phone like I'm watching his video

Mics and editing

Lol

AirPower’s fail was I think smart in Apples decision to just kill it. Most companies can’t afford to do that after developing for two years and are forced release it anyways. Apple knew the development is getting thrown out but was overall better to maintain their brand than to throw a inconsistent lackluster product out.

Disagree regarding calling Pixel 4 a painful failure. I used it for 1 year, it was so stylish and performance wise great, but the battery life was atrocious for a 2019 flagship phone. I won't call it a failure though.

so whats then? disaster?

I still use my G5 for the B&O DAC. It's the best sound I've ever heard. It's way better than anything that came after, even in other LG models.

The part where he says "it gave visions of stuff we thought we had past" then error screens everywhere had me laughing.

Energiser sold 16 during their first quarter. Fun fact: those 16 were the employees of energizer including the CEO. 😂😂😂😂

It's actually untrue

F

What it went on sale i wanted one

LMAO wait what

@Angelo Boshra ;hh

HTC were amazing up until 2013. I loved the Desire, and the One was great... then they just became awful. The galaxy s6 killed them.

#4 yeah, it's called planned obsolescence. It's the same reason they make it almost impossible for 3rd party repair companies to work on their products.

I used to love HTC phones, I think the TMobile G1 phone was my first, I think after that was the MyTouch 3G, and then I went to an HTC HD2 but luckily that was one of the only phones I've ever seen that supported ways of installing multiple OS's (people made Android and Windows Phone work on it), then I had the HTC One S, then the HTC One M7 and M8 which I loved screwing around with televisions in public with the infrared blaster with. And then I believe after that I went with Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, then Note 8, and now I'm typing this on the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.

The moto razr is awesome. Daily drive it and I love how small it gets. I can put it in my pocket and sit down. The camera isn't the best but good enough.. the performance of the phone is good enough for 99.9% of people. Everything has plus and minus... The plus outweighs any minus imo. I would have a hard time going back to a slab phone. Having to take my phone out of my pocket before sitting down is not worth an awesome cam..

All Apple had to do was give us an option for the performance throttling.

I am an Apple iPhone user. The seemless accessibility baked in to the operating system being the main attraction for me. It would have been much better if IOS issued a warning that the battery is reaching end of life and that it should be replaced to restore full function. Now, there is a battery ap as part of the settings to do exactly that. My iPhone SE 2016 was on its second battery before I retired it. Being able to monitor battery health helped me to make an informed decision when it came time to upgrade. The iPhone 12 mini with its OLED screen gives me a lot more time between charges. That means a longer battery life too.

Stop making excuses for some Jesus

@Megi Margareth wait was that for me?

@Aakash Sharma ! fukin fanboi Smol pp 🤏

@Megi Margareth Hehe... I am !

I've had one phone off each of these videos. I had the HTC One and I absolutely LOVED it.

I had the two touchscreen blackberrys back then and i remember loving them. It was so strange and satisfying to click the whole screen!

I just change for a new phone, I had the U Ultra. It was a great phone but it has a lots of negative points. The second screen was not supported when we change os for a custom rom such as lineage os, and HTC drop it's updates supports after only one year. This is a shame! My phone stopped working in June 2021, I searched new HTC phones because I love the spirit of this brand but, unfortunately, HTC is now dead. :( I have now the s21. :p

I think it would be interesting for Nokia to come back up with a smartphone and just see how that goes.

Worst iPhone fail of all time: *taking away the headphone jack, to make you buy specially made ’apple headphones’* Edit- feel free to join the war in the comment section

@Apple Tomorrow Samsung removed the headphone jack? Foolish! I use mine all the time. After taking away the ability to replace the battery ourselves and adding extra memory cards and now the S-pens, my Note 9 will be the last Samsung I buy from them.

Samsung Note series: removing the ability to change out batteries and later adding memory cards. These changes will affect my next phone's choice. (Whyyyy, Samsung, whyyy did you do this to a perfect phone?)

Apple Samsung removed it also...

I dont do Apple period. Apple is evil and antihuman.

Fight fight fight

I have to disagree with you , the fire phone was a beautiful great running phone and was great quality. The only issue I had was android - I hate android and love iOS - so the phone was amazing and if it could of had iOS on it I would own it today.

It's not his opinion, it's just what happened, the phone failed whether you like it or not

The best phone I ever owned was an lg g2. Replaceable battery, Sd card, headphone jack, rootable, and it smoked every phone on the market or at least matched it, in the case of the pixel. Used it for almost 7 years and never felt limited, until it finally broke when I dropped it from a balcony. Nothing else has even come close, except a marginal performance increase. Allthough this s21 ultra is pretty decent.

Motorola basically took all the heat for their flip phone and Samsung slid in and took all the glory. Also my friend had that first Blackberry touchscreen smartphone. It was one of the worst touchscreens I have ever used.

Videos like this really makes me appreciate my S21+ that much more!

We Korean says "life was good" to make fun of LG lol

😄🤣

It hits bad

Life is still good for tv, home appliance and electronic. You would regret them leaving when iPhone 30 is just iphone 10 retrain

I’m calling the grammar police.

Omg that's amazing! 😂😂😂

What's funny is I'm watching this on a Google Pixel 4 XL. I was kinda surprised to hear it was a fail, I like my Pixel 4. I did get one that had a defective screen, but the issue was ultimately resolved. I will say it's been a bit buggy since the last update, but that's Android for you. I've used Android for years so I've come to expect it.

I remember getting the bootloop on the LG. Such a pain in the ass.

I've recently come across your YouTube channel and I love ALL the videos!! Thank you for sharing.

The G5 would have been good if the G6 and G7 would have kept the add ons. LG stumbled a ton but had so many awesome phones, including their last few like the V60 with the dual screen

The energizer phone would of been much more successful if they aimed for 48-72 hours of battery life and made it just a bit thicker instead of being an actual brick.

I need this guy on a podcast. He has such a nice soothing voice

Haha. I actually try to clean my screen thinking there was a spec of dust on the LCD, bit it was just a birthmark on this guy's face. Lol 😆

Sorry man but when you said Apple sets the industry standard that made me laugh my ass off 😂

Blackberry was booming until apple and Samsung came in with touchscreens lmao

@Zoltán Angyal in 2009, android was nothing to write home about and the Omnia line was superior even to iPhone. The Motorola Droid and HTC droid Eris, were not good phones. HTC didn’t get good at android until the incredible came out.

@Zoltán Angyal yeah I meant 2010 iphone released late 2007 and s1 early 2010

@Anurag Rai you're in a complete misapprehension here. Samsung were nowhere close to being the most popular Android phone. In 2009 they were still pushing the Omnia phones with Windows Mobile. Meanwhile there were phones like the Motorola Droid, HTC Dream and Hero. The first Samsung Galaxy was a bad phone, and they started to get a grip when they released the Galaxy S series in 2010, and then they still were an underdog for quite a time.

@Anurag Rai right but they still weren't the first which is what actually matters for who started to bury BlackBerry

@Miguel Laurito still, Samsung wasnt that thar late like 2 years and they were the most popular androids

About the LG G4, I still have mine, I just updated to a Xiaomi last week but that G4 was a beast. Never lagged, never had any issues, tbh it set my expectations of a phone really high. But now I don't have the cash to get a S21 tho so Xiaomi was the best choice in my country. And, I still don't like the Galaxy Flip, in any version, it looks nice in hardware and software but when I see them I go back 2006. I also dislike the phone becomes a square or a weird shape of a rectangle.

My LGV10 was not only a battery hog (3 2800ma batteries a day/, but the software froze and overheated so many times that after the second motherboard I was done.

I wish P18K was a satellite phone, and developed for smaller demographics. Would be pretty awsome to use when you are lost in a remote area with that big of a battery.

energizer P18K deserves the first spot, I can't even believe which genius thought the bar-soap smartphone is going to sell

This guys voice is like a calming robot!

He sounds like my posh friends from Brighton who went to Sevenoaks private schools. But I admit it’s nice. I sound so common is comparison

True thats one of the reasons I watch his videos

I would like it but he sounds so british.

But a bot that does clickbait, cause where is the smartphone in the right side of the thumbnail?

Yesssss