The vegetabletanned, genuine, stitched leather option lends the G4 a luxurious feel, The larger, 5.5inch screen can be a major draw for power users, Cheap storage expansion through microSD, Industryleading lowlight camera performance, Deafening loudspeake
If you kept score, you'd know which way we're leaning right now — the Galaxy S6 snagged more wins on the way, big or small, earning itself a lead on the G4. This doesn't come without a lengthy, maybe even patronizing disclaimer, that makes it sufficiently...
Abstract: Thanks to T-Mobile's energetic enthusiastic product evangelist, Des Smith, I've spent the two days testing out a leather backed T-Mobile LG G4 and encourage you to enter the contest running until 25 May.The best new Android smartphone is clearly the Samsu...
LG thinks the G4 can compete with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S6. And I think they are right. The LG G4 seems to check a lot of the boxes on checklists for an upgrade. Better performance, better display, better battery life, better camera, just abo...
Near-DSLR quality camera with advanced shooting options, Big, bright, and beautiful QHD display, Subtle design accents that add form to function
Battery life is average and improves little from last generation, Snapdragon 808 processing performs well but lags behind other current flagships
Overall an incredibly solid performing from LG that meshes great hardware, beautiful display, and powerful camera to make it a must-consider device for new phone shoppers...
Abstract: LG's G4 arrives with a 16-megapixel camera (same as the S6), but it features a larger aperture lens (f/1.8 versus f/1.9 for the Samsung), which should result in better low-light shots. Plus, the G4 has a color spectrum sensor for ensuring accurate colors,...
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the LG G4 Android smartphone with a 5.5″ IPS Quantum QHD display. The G4 is LG's high end, relatively mainstream size phone for 2015 and it's available with several different removable backs, including the leather back and faux metal bac...
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Published: 2015-05-08, Author: Simon , review by: 3g.co.uk
Great screen, Brilliant camera, Decent battery life
The LG G4 is a strong flagship which delivers in the key areas, but there are a few niggles which hold it back from true greatness....
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Published: 2015-05-08, Author: Adam , review by: itpro.co.uk
Curved body is comfortable, Leather backing looks great, Camera is superb
Quite similar to the G3, Nonleather finishes are underwhelming, Battery life could be better
The LG G4 may not be putting on the biggest song and dance, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth your time. The essential core features of a smartphone have been tweaked and improved upon to produce a device that does everything it needs to with gusto, a...
Impressive hardware specifications, Well priced, Great features, Simple and elegant menu system
No universal search
So LG has chosen the evolution route for the G4, then. It's a solid improvement on last year's phone, but probably doesn't present enough of a reason to upgrade if you have a G3 in your pocket already.That said, we are seriously impressed by the G4's came...
Excellent camera performance (especially HDR and low light); Removable battery; microSD card slot; Beautiful screen; Leather chassis; Speedy processor; 100GB free Google Drive stroage
Poor battery life; Plastic version feels cheap; Not quite as powerful on paper as rivals
Using the G4 has left me with mixed feelings. As a keen phone photographer, I'd happily carry this ahead of a high-end rival, and be confident that it could produce pleasing results in all sorts of conditions. The battery life may be weak, but the abilit...
