Doesn’t it seem good to trust what the seller says than a comment? Comments are useful. But, at the end of the day, you can’t argue in the court of law by saying a comment stated it was seller warranty. Keep a copy of the seller’s invoice and the way it is marketed here by Amazon(which says manufacturer’s warranty). That serves as a valid proof to claim manufacturer’s warranty. Nothing else.
I was thinking to go for better smartphone in the market as I was fed up with other branded smart phones I used, especially battery life and began looking for and saw a couple of reviews, among all LG G2 is my first and foremost Android smartphone even today. I have been using this phone for more than 4 months now.
It is worth buying phone though price is comparatively high. I would suggest rather than buying a mobile for one year go for this and you can use this for next a couple of years. LG has done an excellent job with G2 and It’s remarkably comfortable to hold; the phone’s rounded edges and gently tapered back and never feels overly large when you’re making a phone call.
Cool features:
Long battery life
Android v4.2.2 OS and can be upgraded to Kitkat version
2.26 GHz Qualcomm Quad Core Processor
2.1 MP Secondary Camera
5.2-inch Capacitive Touchscreen
13 MP Primary Camera
Full HD Recording
Optimum screen utilization
Quick Remote feature
Quick Slide feature
Amazon(Gabbar deals) delivered as they promised.