Published: 2014-06-27, Author: Andrew , review by: theregister.co.uk
The LG G3 has its share of contradictions, such as its quad HD screen and a laser focusing camera coupled with a so-so Android reskin and basic photo shooting controls. And then there's its appealing compactness, offset by those back buttons that are a b...
This handset is proof that the success of the G2 was just the beginning for LG. By no means a one trick pony, the Korean company has released a top of the line Android smartphone that rivals some of the best flagships on the market. An unbeatable spec sh...
Relatively small for a 5.5" screen, Display: picture quality & resolution, User interface: practical, fluid, enjoyable, Good allround camera, Ultrafast autofocus (ideal for a pocket camera), Responsiveness (Internet, games...), Good battery life
Display drains a lot of battery when brightness is on max, Builtin speaker a bit disappointing
The LG G3 is a more-than-worthy follow-up to the fantastic G2. We love the way it handles, the big display's picture quality, the flawless performance and the camera's ability to quickly snap photos in any lighting. Both highly competent and versatile, th...
When LG revealed the G3 to the world at its London press event, we were told that "simple" is the key ethos for the company's latest phone. We're not sure if that's really the case, as the sheer amount of tech stuffed into the flagship G3 is more than lik
There's no question that the LG G3 is jampacked full of top tech, but that does mean it can get a little hot under the collar. We found that the Quad HD screen made the G3 run pretty toasty, making for an uncomfortable phone in your pocket that sometimes
For around £500, you get a truckload of tech for your money with the LG G3. It doesn't have the sublime aluminium construction of the HTC One (M8), but you do get that incredible Quad HD display and laser focus camera for quick-fire shooting. It's well pr...
Sharp display, good performance, simple but powerful camera, upgraded security features
Below-average battery, some pointless software additions
The LG G3's simple to use, but effective camera, top-end super-sharp display and innovative security services make it one of the best bring your own device options currently available to businesses....
Abstract: If you're following us on Twitter , you will have heard that the LG G3 has landed at UKMR HQ. I was at the LG G3 launch in London a few weeks ago and the best from LG left an impression and as I mentioned in our hands on, I was eagerly awaiting the review...
The interface is a huge improvement. The G3 lost a lot of the bloat that plagued the G2, and gained a few useful features. One big one is the smart keyboard that learns how you type the more you type. It also gives you the option of changing the size or o
It's annoying that you have to take the back off to remove the SIM. And I have said the same thing for the G Flex: I really hate the placement of the volume rocker and power button on the back of the G3. It's annoying, and I feel like I'm always fumbling
The G3 is a solid daily rider. LG made some big and impressive self-edits. They took out a lot of the bad and superfluous. Much of the bloat is gone.If you have your heart set on an LG phone or you were holding out for LG to fix some of the struggles that...
The LG G3 has a great camera, a brilliantly sharp display, a snappy quad-core processor, and a flat UI that makes Android 4.4 look good. LG's flagship has also improved on the previous model -- the new G3 comes with a removable battery and microSD card sl
The new QHD display with its 2,560x1,440-pixel resolution is quite a power-hog, so the phone will barely last you a day without a charge
The LG G3 easily outshines the competition despite it being late to the party. Possessing the right blend of feature and design, LG may finally have the right phone to challenge Korean rival Samsung....
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...
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Published: 2014-06-10, Author: Simon , review by: 3g.co.uk
Amazing QHD display, Speedy infrared snapper focus, Looks great
A little large, Chassis is not real aluminium, Knock Code unreliable
LG has produced a phone that has taken on its well-known rivals and blown them out of the water
