Published: 2013-11-27, Author: Anthony , review by: tweaktown.com
For a while, I've been writing in my news that LG would become a serious contender in the Android smartphone space, something that the market needs. Right now, we have Samsung and HTC, the former pushing out countless Galaxy devices - with huge success f...
Published: 2013-11-07, Author: Joseph , review by: whistleout.com.au
The LG G2 gets the basics right, with first-class performance and battery life and one of the best touch screens in the market. If you know how to add to this equation by downloading your own software modifications from the Play Store, then you are on a w...
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Published: 2013-11-01, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
There's nothing wrong with taking risks with smartphone design, but a risk is still a risk. The LG G2's underlying hardware is very solid, but the oddly placed power/volume buttons are a better talking point than a purchasing factor in my view.The complic...
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Published: 2013-10-29, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
If you want the smartphone equivalent of a jet-engine in your pocket, get the G2. It's powerful, sleek and curiously designed. You shouldn't buy this phone, however, if you don't like to tweak a phone's software to make it worthwhile owning. If you can't...
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Published: 2013-10-23, Author: Daniel , review by: ausdroid.net
Beautiful Screen, Blazingly Fast Performance, Great Camera
Slick Plastic case, Sometimes over the top Android skinning, Keyboard
The LG G2 is a monster of a phone, in terms of hardware it shows exactly what LG as a hardware designer and manufacturer is capable of. LG has long been known for their excellent high quality components and with the last few series of phones, they are beg...
One of the most versatile smartphones out there; The only phone to date that natively supports FLAC lossless audio; Excellent sound through the headphone port; Great screen; Solid performance; Cat4 LTE means Vodafone users could potentially see speeds in
Plastic build is less impressive than the glass used in the Optimus G; No upgradeable memory;
LG's G2 does a lot of things very, very well.Between the two day battery life, excellent screen, solid audio performance, and top mobile broadband speeds, it's easy to recognise the G2 as being better than Samsung's S4, which is what this phone feels like...
Great phone, fast Stunning 5.2inch edgetoedge display Speedy Snapdragon 800 CPU Strong battery life A Great price
A big question mark hangs over whether consumers will like the rear controls It does have a plastic feel but so does the Galaxy S4 and Samsung has sold millions of these smartphones
Great phone, fast Stunning 5.2, inch edge, to, edge display Speedy Snapdragon 800 CPU Strong battery life A Great price
A big question mark hangs over whether consumers will like the rear controls It does have a plastic feel but so does the Galaxy S4 and Samsung has sold millions of these smartphones
Amazing screen, Excellent camera, Solid battery life
Dull design, No microSD slot, Poor button placement
As far as Android smartphones go, you can do no wrong with the LG G2. If you can live with the awful button placement - and we don't see why you can't learn to deal with it - you'll come to love this phone. The G2 has everything you could ask for in a sm...
