LG L70 expected to be launched by MetroPCS

I'm not looking to get this phone. I was just commenting about LG's decision to put only 4gb of internal memory in this new phone which IMHO is dumb. And it's possible that people who are going to buy this phone won't immediately realize the limitations of it. Do you really think the majority of consumers will know the limitations of a phone like the L70 or that the salesperson will tell them the limitations? Then after getting it they might try to download apps over time as they learn about the capabilities of an Android smartphone and then they'll discover that they can't install much because of the low amount of free space. Then they're stuck with it because they only have a 2 week return period. What kind of impression of LG smartphones do you think that will leave with someone when they can't even install a few apps? I'll bet most consumers don't even know that you can move apps to the microSD card. I got the LG Optimus F3 for T-Mobile a few weeks ago (so that I could switch to T-Mobile and take advantage of my T-Mobile corporate discount before the discount was discontinued and to hold me over until the 32gb Galaxy S5 is released) and it's ridiculous how there's only 1.2gb of free space on the F3 for apps. You don't even have to download that many apps to fill it up. I've installed most of my apps on the microSD card except for all the Google apps and some other apps that can't be moved to the microSD card. Google Chrome alone takes up almost 10% of the 1.2gb of free internal memory. I'm just saying that it's pointless to make a smartphone that doesn't have enough internal memory to store even a few apps when it only costs a few dollars more to offer a few more gb of free space. The cost difference between 4gb and 8gb of internal memory isn't that much. It's obvious that LG isn't testing low end phones like the Optimus F3 with any apps installed or they'd quickly have learned how it doesn't allow you to install many apps onto internal memory.

I completely hear your argument, but like I said, most people looking to buy phones like this don't really download apps. I have lots of friends who use their smartphones like that--treat them completely like feature phones. Talk & text only. For people like that, 4GB of storage is more than enough. Also, no offense dude, but work on your conciseness. I did you the courtesy of reading your super long post, but you could have made your point with half the words.

I know my post was long but sometimes when you're too brief people assume that you're an idiot or don't know what you're talking about. I figured I should explain why I thought it was short sighted from a consumer perspective for LG to put a low amount of internal memory in a smartphone. Once you ruin the customer experience, you ruin your reputation which is one of the reasons why Apple is so successful (and I'm the furthest thing from an Apple fanboy). I also thought I should explain why I got an F3 when it clearly won't suit my needs.