Abstract: The new LG G3, reviewed, may have impressive specifications, but as you'll see, it has a lot to live up to given that its predecessor, the G2, also reviewed, is a tough act to follow. LG G2 vs LG G3: Price The G2 was a real bargain at £399 (now availab...
On release, the LG G2 wowed us with its gorgeous display, lightning-fast performance, great camera and remarkable specification – it was the first smartphone with high-res audio support.The new kids on the block may have toppled it now, but don't dismiss ...
Abstract: When the LG G2 was released we judged it to be the best smartphone money can buy, and to this day it sits atop our best smartphone 2014 chart. It has set a huge example for the LG G3 to live up to. Here we compare the specs of the LG G2 and LG G3. Don't f...
Abstract: When considering what makes a good smartphone there's a lot of factors that come to mind. The obvious ones such as user interface, display quality and overall specifications are all major factors but equally important is the battery life and usability fac...
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Published: 2014-02-26, Author: Matt , review by: macworld.co.uk
The LG G2 is without a doubt a great deal. If you are in the market for an Android phone we can't recommend it enough. And you would save some money buying the LG over upgrading to the most recent high-end iPhone. But we think that your smartphone is wort...
Performance Battery life Display / Camera The LG G2 is equipped with a 52inch display True HD IPS Plus panel which provides lifelike colors while both contrast and brightness are really good We also can't complain about the camera You get a 13 megapix...
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
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
LG has reclaimed its place in the smartphone market with the introduction of the LG G2. A big plus is the powerful quad core processor that runs on 2.3GHz for each core. This is supported by 2 GB of DDR3 RAM and an Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit whic...
If you can live with the fixed battery and equally fixed storage, the G2 is a rather impressive bag of tricks. It's surprisingly small and svelte for something with a 5.2-inch screen and that screen is a very good example of the breed. The battery is use...
The LG G2 is a great phone, with a bit of fiddling it's an amazing phone, with a bit of hacking it would be an astounding phone. It's just the normal person buying one of these won't probably be able to even turn off some of the unnecessary features. Whic...
Fantastic screen, Top notch processor, Clever user interface tweaks, Good camera
No expandable storage, Plasticky chassis
The inability to add extra storage is a real downer, and a very unfortunate decision by LG. I'm not a fan of the slightly budget feel of the G2's backplate either – a more premium finish might have done better in the style wars. That said, there's loads ...
