You’ll appreciate LG’s nods to more expensive hardware, such as the 2.5D glass, and the lightweight body itself. Performance from the MediaTek chip will be adequate, LG usually makes great cameras, and the screen looked good. That’s also the approach that should be taken with the phone itself. Keep your expectations in check, and you’ll be happy with it. In our short time with the phone, it performed basic tasks well. It’s a pen replacement system, and that’s mostly what people will want to use it for. The stylus is the main reason you’ll want to buy the Stylo 3, but don’t expect it to provide many features outside of variations on scribbling notes. The Stylo 3’s success, and our recommendation, will depend on the eventual price. This is a feature LG’s keen to maintain on its phones, and it works hard to continue the trend throughout the range, including on the G5 and the V20. The rear cover is plastic, but pop it off and a removable 3,200mAh battery is hidden inside, lessening ties to a charging cable or external battery pack. While the Stylo 3 isn’t a so-called premium phone, the body is matched to a curved 2.5D glass panel over the 5.7-inch screen, making it comfortable to hold and closer in style to many more expensive phones. No, it doesn’t offer the feature-packed S Pen experience seen with Samsung’s Note phones, but it’s perfectly adequate for quick notes. The stylus is comfortable to hold, if a little slim for extended writing, and leaves a pleasingly realistic pen-like trace on the display. There are several stylus-only features for taking notes, annotating screenshots, and LG’s Quick Memo feature for fast note taking in a small window. It was a bit tough to get the stylus out of the model we used. Pop it out of the built-in holder, and the phone vibrates to confirm the action, then opens a special menu. LG trimmed down the stylus tip to 1.8mm, providing more precision. is likely to cost considerably less, and doesn’t have features like retina scanning, water-proofing, or catastrophic explosions. The Stylo 3 - called the Stylus 3 outside of the U.S. The stylus is not as common as it used to be, because of the demise of the Galaxy Note 7.ĭon’t go comparing the Stylo 3 with Samsung’s hot phone, though, because they’re not even close to being similar. LG’s new Stylo 3 is a big-screen phone with a stylus, and that’s what makes interesting. However, that doesn’t mean they have to be boring. They don’t have the highest specs, rarely come with some amazing new feature, and aren’t made out of a super special new material mined from another planet. It’s not easy to make a mid-range smartphone interesting. Pop out the stylus, and the budget-friendly LG Stylo 3 turns into an interesting phone. Please follow our YouTube Channel encourage us upload more videos. Watch this quick video to see the process in action. TXT readable format so you can read on any Smartphone or Computer If you have already switched your smartphone, let’s keep reading. NOTE: If you still have LG phone, the Quick Memo has the option to export in a different format (e.g.
#Lg quick note Pc#
However, if you try to import those files or download any other smartphone or even computer, your mobile or PC cannot read or open it in any app. LQM format (Please note it’s not IQM, but LQM). When you export these notes it gets exported to. This application allows you to save quick notes. LG has an Application “Quick Memo” or “Quick Memo+”. If you have ever used LG smartphone, you already know what I am talking about. If you want to do it yourself, just follow the process mentioned below. Note: If you want us to convert your LQM files, we will do that for you.
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