Premium leather finish I Quad HD display I Unfussy UI I Incredible camera
Middling battery life I Plastic back option not the best
Until a couple of years back, you wouldnt have given much thought to an LG handset. The status quo changed with the G2 and with the G4, LG are at the top of their game. Offering a phone with a removable battery, expandable storage and a camera and displa...
LG has gone down an unexpected route with leather models which we like apart from a couple of colours. The so called ceramic model will be cheaper but feels cheap and plasticky. On the whole, hardware is once again strong - particularly the camera - but n...
Bright screen with gorgeous contrast, Excellent camera performance, Shooting in RAW and Manual mode, Removable battery and MicroSD card slot, Leather battery cover rocks
Still made of plastic, UX features are a mixed bag, Battery life is average, Speaker quality is weak
There's no doubt the G4 is the best handset LG has made to date, not just because of the components, but also because of the thoughtfulness that went into it. Little things, like a brighter screen with better contrast, prettier interface, and useful soft...
Abstract: There's £100 between these gorgeous Quad HD Android phones , but how cheap does the LG G4 have to be to make you choose it over the spec-loaded, performance heavyweight that is the new Samsung Galaxy S6 ? We compare two of the best new phones of 2015 spec...
If any Android smartphone has what it takes to give the Galaxy S6 a run for its money, it's the LG G4. We'll reserve judgement until we give it the full review treatment, but the gorgeous screen and impressive camera should have Samsung worried. µ ...
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Published: 2015-04-29, Author: Matt , review by: techradar.com
Camera launcher could be better, No QuickCharge technology, Jury is out on leather durability
LG G4 focuses on what everyone actually wants out of a smartphone, a great looking design, color rich display and the great camera for photos. It rivals Samsung's Galaxy S6 on all fronts, and is shaping up to be an 11th hour contender....
Published: 2015-04-29, Author: Adam , review by: itpro.co.uk
Abstract: LG yesterday unveiled the LG G4, the latest iteration of its flagship handset. The device boasts several impressive features, including camera upgrades, a Quantum-IPS display and a gently curved body. LG G4 hands-on: design The G4's biggest surprise was...
Abstract: The LG G4 has a stunning design and yet there are two options which give the phone radically different looks. The first is a premium back cover in metallic grey, gold or ceramic white with a textured hammered-array pattern, The second option is a back cov...
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Published: 2015-04-28, Author: Luke , review by: pocket-lint.com
Great display with plenty of resolution real-estate,Competitively priced as flagships go,Camera is as good as modern smartphones get
Battery life not great (much like G3),Big for a phone (larger than G3),LG UX interface feels over fussy,No fingerprint scanner
The LG G4 has heaps of positives going for it: from the leather finish options, excellent camera performance, through to the ultra-subtle curve and that bold, colour-packed 5.5-inch screen. Just because it doesn't opt for the most powerful processor on th...
Phablet size screen in a phone size body, Outstanding camera, Great screen, microSD slot and removable battery
Lacks the quality feel of metal competitors, Average battery life
LG has taken the strong foundations of the LG G3 and improved on every aspect. The LG G4 is a device that looks, feels and acts the part. I can't wait to use it again....
