Fantastic battery life, Screen resolution and imaging are very comparable to the Galaxy S4 mini smartphones, The processing performance places the LG G2 Mini in the midrange when compared to other smartphones, Quality construction offers durability and pr
If you try to use a 64GB SD card with the smaller Snapdragon 400 processor, it tends to cause lag time, especially if you have a lot of content stored on the SD card, Lack of ambient light sensor, Screen resolution could easily have been boosted to 720p
The LG G2 Mini shares a lot of qualities that some of the premium LG smartphones have. You could argue that that the processor is slightly under-powered, but to be fair, a slightly faster processor and higher resolution screen are additional resources tha...
The G2 mini is almost exactly what you'd expect it to be. A smaller of the flagship G2 but the build quality and specs take a serious dive. The saving grace is a decent camera but it's worth paying the extra for the now heavily reduced G2. If your budget...
It's 4Gcompatible, Several features carried over from the standard G2 (Knock Knock, etc.), Similar look and feel to the G2, Good battery life
Screen resolution, Very mediocre cameras, Debatable pricing, Sound quality during calls
The G2 Mini isn't simply an LG G2 in a smaller body. It has the look, a number of the same special features and the same good battery life, but it also has low resolution, poor sound quality during calls and ultimately too high a price given its performan...
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Published: 2014-05-09, Author: Andrew , review by: CNET.co.uk
The LG G2 Mini is more affordable than its flagship namesake, it has good battery life and a decent camera
It has a lower resolution screen than the Motorola Moto G (which costs less than half the price) and its processor doesn't provide much power
Although it bears the same "G2" name as its big brother, the LG G2 Mini is watered down in every respect. Its screen has a disappointingly low resolution, its processor doesn't put up much of a fight and it has an 8- rather than 13-megapixel camera. Unle...
The LG G2 Mini doesn't sound like much on paper, and it certainly doesn't seem like a 'mini' handset. However, we were impressed with the device during our hands-on time with it at MWC, thanks to its nearly untouched Android 4.4 Kitkat mobile operating sy...
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Published: 2014-02-26, Author: Mark , review by: digitalspy.com
on the LG G2 Mini's camera capabilities as we were only able to snap away around LG's neon MWC booth. That said, the image we captured of the demo area using the rear camera came out clearly under difficult lighting and the cheeky selfie we shot on the f...
Published: 2014-02-24, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Abstract: The LG G2 mini might be called mini, but for many it is anything but when you look at the specs. That's okay though, because surprisingly, as if it was a tardis, the phone doesn't actually feel that big in the hand. That's mainly because of the complete...
The LG G2 mini is a handset that could have, and should have wowed. Instead I've been left frustrated with yet another leading manufacturer that has failed to make a truly representative flagship spinoff at a size that is appealing to the masses. After fi...
It might be pocket-sized but that doesn't mean the LG G2 Mini shouldn't pack a punch. So while there's a strong physical resemblance to the G2 we'd like to have seen a little more of the G2's power. But as ever, a lot will depend on the price tag and if y...
Published: 2014-02-23, Author: John , review by: techradar.com
Pocket, friendly size, Android KitKat, Fast web browsing
No full HD screen, Lower power, Chunkier build
The LG G2 Mini rocks up a little late to the "mini smartphone" party, and it looks like someone at the Korean firm has forgotten what mini actually means. To be fair, the likes of the HTC One Mini, Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and Sony Xperia Z1 Compact aren't ...
