Impressive performance, Great display quality, Interesting camera setup, Modular design
Un-inspiring design, Low battery capacity, Additional modules are expensive
In an age where every other smartphone looks and performs almost the same, it's very hard to distinguish one flagship from the next. LG's approach with the G5 is quite interesting and a first of many. The modular design offers a slew of possibilities and...
Abstract: LG has just unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the LG G5. As a flagship smartphone, the LG G5 features the latest hardware packed within a sleek metal aluminum uni-body design. The LG G5 feels light and comfortable in hand, measuring just 149.4 x 73...
Abstract: This year's Mobile World Congress has just kicked off, but already it's looking to be a heated battle between two South Korean giants who are going toe-to-toe with their newly-launched smartphones, the LG G5 and Samsung Galaxy S7.Here's a quick look at th...
Abstract: The successor to the LG G4 is a reality with the LG G5!The LG G5 looks to have a different design philosophy from it's predecessors. The South Korean phone maker now gives it's newest flagship a full uni-metal body, and a flat back surface in contrast to...
Abstract: Note: This gallery was first published on 5 Apr 2021.With LG officially announcing its exit from the smartphone industry, a #throwback for its innovative smartphones is in order. Unlike many phone makers that aped after other competitors, LG was at tim...
Abstract: It's not only about how much battery your smartphone can hold, it's also about how much fast you smartphone can refuel. After all, if your smartphone is dying, and you've got to leave the house soon, a fast-charging smartphone with QuickCharge 3.0 or VOOC...
Despite being the "oldest" smartphone in this round-up, the LG G5's dual-lens camera system stood out on its own. With its ultra-wide angle lens, it caters more for landscape or travel photography...
Abstract: There has been a lot of controversy over the LG G5, mostly revolving around LG's radical changes to the physical design of the phone compared to its predecessor, the G4. For starters, LG went a full 180 degrees with the build of the phone, turning away fr...
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Published: 2016-06-08, Author: Wilson , review by: techgoondu.com
On the whole, I prefer the Huawei P9's colour rendition which is not too saturated, while having a right amount of contrast. Its ability to shoot black and white photos well, thanks to its ‘mono only' sensor, adds more depth to the user experience. It's a...
Published: 2016-05-09, Author: Alfred , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: Not every phone lives up to its hype. The LG G5 is one of those rare ones, I can say after trying it out for the past week or so.The latest flagship from the Korean manufacturer has been touted as a breath of fresh air to offerings from Samsung or Apple...
