Abstract: The fight for a 2015 flagship phone is strong this year, and LG plans to offer some strong competition with its G4 smartphone. But not the G Flex 2, because that's MIA in Australia. If you're in the market for a new phone, chances are you're trying to wo...
Published: 2015-02-19, Author: Darren , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: Curved. Adjective: A sure indicator that a phone is designed around a gimmick. Sample sentence: “Hey, I bought a curved phone yesterday,” said the dumb gadget enthusiast. At least, that's how it's been for the past couple years. LG's new G Flex 2 redefine...
The LG G Flex 2 sports a uniquely immersive and comfortable arched design, a sharp 1080p display, the latest Snapdragon 810 processor and a scratch-resistant coating
The device's camera takes muted photos, its battery capacity is smaller than its predecessor, and performance can be slow at times
No longer just a daring experiment, the G Flex 2 finally has the killer screen and top-of-the-line processor that its bold design deserves....
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Published: 2015-01-08, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Abstract: LG unveiled its second curved smartphone – the G Flex 2 – at the International Consumer Electronics Show and Tech Guide has taken a hands-on look at the device.There are some people who might be wondering why you'd need a curved smartphone.One answer is t...
Abstract: The LG G Flex2 has an improved self-healing back, and comes in two colors, red or black. Source: Marshall Crook/The Wall Street JournalThe best way to make sure your second curved phone doesn't fall flat? Fix everything that was wrong with the first one.T...
I like the LG G Flex in Flamenco Red because it sums up LG's choices a lot better. It's a new approach to conventional smartphone design. There's more to like about the LG G Flex 2 and the first phone certainly had its admirers. But it was a bit of a cul...
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Published: 2016-09-06, Author: Ian , review by: digitalspy.com
The LG G Flex has only two minor problems. The price is an issue. This is a high-end phone, but because it has something of an unproven track record it's going to be a tough sell to new customers. Additionally, the occasional glitches in the performance a...
The positives of this handset is that it stood out and the curvature of the device was pretty much spot on. As the old Goldilocks story goes, it wasn't too much, wasn't too little – juuuuuust right. It was speedy too, but I struggled to see why (other tha...
Published: 2015-05-20, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
There are few smartphones around that can match the ability of the LG G Flex 2 to turn heads, so if that's a key part of what you want from a handset, there's nothing here that's going to put you off. It's a fast phone, and the screen, camera and battery...
Good screen, Photo and video quality, Decent audio
General performance not up to its billing, Glossy back, a real magnet for fingerprints, Too much screen reflection, Insufficient battery life, Overheating
The G Flex 2 is proof that LG has faith in its curved smartphone design. But for us, this second offering was as disappoining as the first. What's more, the optimisation isn't tip-top: the Flex 2 is hindered by an SoC which has clearly disrupted everythin...
