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September 2013
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The editors liked
Great specs
Amazing screen
Visually appealing
Feels great as a phone
Sound quality for music is insanely good
Fast and slick (Snapdragon S800)
Decent battery life
Brilliant screen
‘Near zero' bezel due to lack of hardware keys and the placement of power and volume buttons
Lightning-quick response
Guest mode
Larger screen with impressive coloring and thin bezel makes the high definition display stand out
High performance quadcore processing makes multitasking a snap
Long battery life surpasses other similar devices on the market
13 megapixel camera with du
Outstanding screen
Incredibly quick processor
KnockOn
Android phones continue to lead the smartphone pack when it comes to downright ludicrous screen sizes
And while the G2 isn't the biggest out there
It's still something of a whopper
Running almost edge to edge with minimal bezel. At 5.2-inches from corner to corner
The full HD IPS+ panel offers a pixel density of 424 ppi - putting aside the technical mumbo-jumbo for a moment
That basically me
The display is fantastic
The battery life as good as we've seen on a smartphone in a long while and it's got plenty of juice in the engine
What's not?
The design is a little bland and the backside buttons take a little getting used to.
Fantastic screen
Incredible power
Good battery life
Big
Beautiful screen
Thoughtful design
Powerful performance
Fantastic battery life
Brilliant specs
Great camera
High resolution display
Innovative features
Strong battery life.
Glorious edgetoedge HD screen
Smart and featurepacked camera
Effortless multitasking
Great battery life
Superb display with tons of brightness and contrast
A big screen doesn't necessarily mean a huge phone!
Optimus UI includes some great ideas with lots of customisation options
Buttons on the back
Practical location
It's always responsive!
Outstandin
Faster than Bolt on cheetah steroids
Superb screen and cracking camera
Battery has Duracell Bunny DNA
Amazing HDR images
Comprehensive smart platform
VRR
ALLM
And 4K at 120Hz
Vibrant
Attractive display
A range of helpful new features
Powerful innards
Stunning 5.2-inch edge-to-edge display
Speedy Snapdragon 800 CPU
Strong battery life
Top notch processor
Clever user interface tweaks
Good camera
Impressive processor that yields equally impressive results
Big Full HD edgetoedge screen
Light and strong unibody design
The editors didn't like
Dull design
No microSD slot
Camera isn't as good as either of the main competitors
Fairly expensive
No microSD expansion
Difficult to use the volume key as a camera button without your finger getting in the way of the lens
User interface could be a little more refined
Lack of microSD slot will disappoint some
Design and first impressions
A clean
Functional look is the
Plastic casing is prone to fingerprints
KnockON screen waking gesture does not always perform as advertised
Although solidly built
Some customers consider the plastic casing a drawback
Lack of microSD card slot for storage expansion
Uninspiring design
Too big
Only 16/32GB
The G2's rear-mounted Power and Volume keys are likely to divide opinion - LG claims they rest in a more natural position but we found they take a bit of getting used to. It's also fair to say that the handset isn't the most attractive Android blower available right now. It's certainly far from ugly
But it doesn't have the same head-turning quality that the HTC One and iPhone 5S have. Android 4.
The design is a little bland and the backside buttons take a little getting used to
Published: 2013-10-18, Author: Dave , review by: wired.co.uk
Abstract: Phablets bridge the gap between phones and tablets. They can make calls and access the internet via a mobile network, but they also have screens that are big enough (just about) to allow you to use them like a tablet. The form factor has already overtaken...
Brilliant screen, ‘Near zero' bezel due to lack of hardware keys and the placement of power and volume buttons, Lightning-quick response, Guest mode
Difficult to use the volume key as a camera button without your finger getting in the way of the lens, User interface could be a little more refined, Lack of microSD slot will disappoint some, Design and first impressions, A clean, functional look is the
LG trumped the competition with the G2. The phone offers a combination of value for money with high-end features which we haven't seen from rival flagship devices. A great specification combined with impressive design and handy software features mean ther...
Superb display with tons of brightness and contrast, A big screen doesn't necessarily mean a huge phone!, Optimus UI includes some great ideas with lots of customisation options, Buttons on the back: practical location, It's always responsive!, Outstandin
Glossy plastic shell, Autofocus can be slow in low lighting, No microSD slot, Builtin speaker saturates quickly
The LG G2 is a super-powerful smartphone with a stunning display. It's perfect for multimedia (games, movies, photos, Internet) and has remarkable battery life. Yet another display of genius from LG!...
Abstract: The LG G2 was announced on the 7th of August in New York and in true LG style the UK sort of got left behind, the G2 is only just starting to appear at retailers and networks. Last night we attended the UK launch party in London and here are my i...
The Android-powered LG G2 is both super-sized and super-powerful, but it doesn't quite have the chops to unseat the mighty Galaxy S4 as our Editors' Choice smartphone on T-Mobile....
The LG G2 is both super-sized and super-powerful, but it doesn't quite match the mighty Samsung Galaxy S4, our Editors' Choice Android smartphone on Verizon....
Glorious edgetoedge HD screen; Smart and featurepacked camera; Effortless multitasking; Great battery life
No memory card slot; Plasticky design
There’s a lot to take in with the LG G2, which is rammed full of all kinds of interesting and innovative features. Thankfully most of these features are actually useful (or at the very least cool), and you can effortlessly multi-task with a lot of them. T...
We love the G2's display, speed and power. We aren't so keen on its UI tweaks or the abundance of plastic involved in its design. Combine this phone with something like the HTC One and then you have the Android handset to end all, but right now it just pl...
Published: 2013-09-14, Author: Ian , review by: pocket-lint.com
Visually appealing, feels great as a phone, sound quality for music is insanely good, fast and slick (Snapdragon S800), decent battery life
Camera isn't as good as either of the main competitors, fairly expensive, no microSD expansion
The G2 is easily a competitor for every other high-end smartphone out there. The "weird" button layout works for us, and it's paired with some smart touch functions that are well thought out. The phone looks and feels great, and just works as a smar...
