Testseek.co.uk have collected 509 expert reviews of the LG Google Nexus 4 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LG Google Nexus 4.
May 2013
(84%)
509 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(95%)
9 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Slim design
Premium feel
Beautifully clean Android OS
Good music/video performance
Design and finish
IPS display with high contrast and brightness
Good resolution and legibility
Responsive
Latest version of Android (4.2 Jelly Bean)
Gesture Typing keyboard
Screen
Quad-core processor
PhotoSphere
Great design
Vibrant screen
Speedy processor
Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
Low price tag
Bargain-basement price
Superb performance
Excellent high-definition screen
Latest version of Android Jelly Bean
Great new camera functions
Really sharp HD screen
Quad core chip
Elegant design
Photo Sphere is great.
Beautiful
Excellent screen
Android 4.2
Unbelievable price
Good value for money
Slick and fast
Display is excellent
Beautiful design and build
If you thought today’s phone were fast
You’ve not seen anything yet. The S4 quad-core processor powering the Google Nexus 4’s super crisp 720p display absolutely blazes
Lag is a thing of the past.And while the world’s still just getting to grips with the awesome potential of Android 4.1
But the Google Nexus 4 comes with version 4.2 pre-installed. It’s still the Jelly Bean we love
With smart n
Incredibly good value for money
Fantastic performance
Unspoiled Android goodness
Incredible value
Premium design
Great screen
Good camera
Attractive
Minimalist design
Bright display
Fast quad
Core performance
Low price
Staggeringly low price tag
Great Screen
Powerful processor
The editors didn't like
Video occasionally lacks dynamic punch
Camera quality could be better
No SD card slot or 4G
Lacks the stylish touches of some
Nonexpandable memory
No 4G
Location of the speaker
Mediocre camera sensor
Photo Sphere impractical to use
Chunky
Dull styling
Battery life isn't great
No expandable storage
No expandable memory
Battery isn't removable
Meagre storage space
No support for 4G LTE.
No flash internet
Camera could be better
Out of the box there are some features missing you'll find elsewhere
Storage a little on the low side and no expansion option
Camera performance isn't great
Everything the Google Nexus 4 has going for it is on the screen or inside
The actual design of the phone is about as bland as it gets these days. At 9.1mm
It’s pretty chunky
It feels much more unwieldy than the HTC One X or Samsung Galaxy S3.The black plastic design is uninspiring
And we have no idea what LG was thinking when it put sequins on the back panel. It looks like you dropped your ph
Lacklustre design
Weak battery life
Non expandable storage
Loud speaker easily covered
Glass front and back can crack more easily than plastic
Incredible value, Premium design, Great screen, Good camera
Non expandable storage, Loud speaker easily covered, Glass front and back can crack more easily than plastic, Video camera focus locks
What makes the Nexus 4 so incredibly compelling is its price. £239 for a very good quad-core smartphone in 2013? Unimaginable. What makes the device even more attractive for smartphone lovers is that despite launching over half a year ago, it's still un...
Incredible value, Premium design, Great screen, Good camera
Non expandable storage, Loud speaker easily covered, Glass front and back can crack more easily than plastic, Video camera focus locks
What makes the Nexus 4 so incredibly compelling is its price. £239 for a very good quad-core smartphone in 2013? Unimaginable. What makes the device even more attractive for smartphone lovers is that despite launching over half a year ago, it's still un...
Abstract: It's certainly a match technically for its bigger siblings, with a high-resolution display, quad-core chipset and a brand-spanking new version of Android, version 4.2 (still called Jellybean).Previous Nexus smartphones were manufactured by HTC and Samsung...
Abstract: As soon as I had taken the Nexus 4 out of its box it was already being passed around the office for inspection, being met with various ‘oohs' and ‘ahs' as it went. The first thing that I noticed, and instantly liked, about the phone was its weight. Unlike...
Video occasionally lacks dynamic punch, Camera quality could be better, No SD card slot or 4G, Lacks the stylish touches of some
The Nexus 4's excellent SIM-free price (from £230) still makes it an easy recommendation, but affordable tariffs available across all flagship smartphones levels up the playing field. There's no escaping the fact that the newer Android handsets have cha...
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The Nexus 4 could have been an amazing device, obviously to hit a price point LG had to scrimp on the camera, the screen and the battery. I think that for the money the Nexus 4 is a decent option and as you'll get updates pretty sharpish after they've bee...
Published: 2013-06-04, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Abstract: "If you are thinkin' about my baby, it don't matter if you're black or white," as Michael Jackson sang, and that would be a good job too because as we found out with the white Nexus 4 just announced by LG and Google, it's white, but also black too. We we...
Abstract: The Nexus 4 was our phone of last year. A game-changing super cheap but premium smartphone that offered great features, build and performance at a stunning price. Here we pit the Nexus 4 against Samsung's flagship Galaxy S4 . The Galaxy S4 is a brilliant ...
Published: 2013-04-08, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
The Nexus 4 is the best budget Android phone available at the moment. There are other phones which have slightly higher specifications or features the Nexus 4 does not have but they are often around twice the cost. The only possible issue with the Nexus...
