If there's another upgrade, according to T-Mobile's customer service, it won't happen for this phone until March 2017 (or after), when Android 6.0.1 may become available based on their OS upgrade cycle. Early the next day, it upgraded again to Marshmallow 6.0. It came with Lollipop 5.0, and was upgraded to 5.1 the same day by T-Mobile. The specs are somewhat better than those listed on this site. I received the phone a couple of weeks ago.
It's actually not bad as a 5.7' wifi tablet, especially for teens and younger (in a sturdy case). Probably won't bother since I'm not at all confident they can repair it, and I got it very cheaply. does not appear to be overheating.Ĭontacted LG support but very evasive when I asked about known issues. From other comments, definitely seems to be a firmware/software issue with Droid 6.0. Hard reset helped, but problems returned. It sets up fine and other devices connect, but they cannot access the Internet. Installing a GPS app helped for a few days, but problem returned.Īlso have a problem with Wifi Hotspot. Then started having problems with losing lock (not due to external conditions). No problems with screen, calls, Wifi or mobile data. I've had the T-Mobile version (16GB storage, 2Gb RAM) of the the LG Stylo for about 3 weeks.
