LG Settles Bootloop Lawsuit, Offers Class Members Cash
Feb 1, 2018, 8:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman
LG has reached an agreement with lawyers representing owners of select smartphones and will offer impacted class members cash. The settlement puts to rest the bootloop problem that plagued a number of LG smartphones, including the G4, G5, V10, V20, and Nexus 5X. Manufacturing defects led the devices to crash and then automatically reboot, rendering them useless. LG is offering members of the class their choice of either a $425 cash settlement or a $700 rebate toward the purchase of a new LG phone. Members of the class can fill out a proof of claim form and should expect to hear directly from the law firm at hand. Payments will be distributed at the beginning of March.
Review: LG V10 for AT&T
Review: Google Nexus 5X
Hands On with the LG V10
LG V10 Boasts Second Screen, Dual Front Cameras
Google Pushes Minor Update to Android O Beta
LG Nexus 5X
LG V10 (GSM)
Comments
No settlement
No cash settlement unless you go through arbitration. LG is only extending the warranty to 30 months.
