Published: 2017-05-25, Author: Dave , review by: makeuseof.com
The LG G6 is LG's most refined smartphone yet. It's a real competitor to the Galaxy S8 and Google Pixel.The main draws for buying the G6 are the price (slightly cheaper than the Galaxy S8 and Pixel in most markets), the wide-angle cameras, the software tw...
Abstract: When it comes to buying a new phone, it's safe to say that reviews play a large part. Without early reviews – delivered just after a phone is announced or before it goes on sale – it's difficult to judge whether a phone is truly worth pre-ordering or buyi...
Pretty display, Sturdy body, Wide angle lens is fun to use, Priced right for a flagship
Software UI could have been better, No autofocus in secondary camera, Speaker quality could've been better, Photos by Raj Rout
After using the phone, I am pretty convinced that LG's decision to not make another modular flagship smartphone this year was a good one. To top it off, I am glad that LG has decided to price the G6 aggressively, at least as far as flagship smartphone pri...
Abstract: This is a joint review of the LG G6 done with my writing partner of many years, Julie Strietelmeier of The Gadgeteer. To read part one, please click here; after you've read that, come back to read this part.Julie: The LG G6 is the first 2017 Android sma...
Published: 2017-04-26, Author: Jordan , review by: venturebeat.com
Abstract: The LG G6 feels like a long phone, but it's actually not that tall. The magic is in the display: its unusual 18:9 aspect ratio, its very narrow edges, and its rounded corners in place of the sharp 90-degree ones you usually see.Photos, videos, and even te...
LG gets some things right with the G6 — you get an absolutely stunning display and a masterful design, but they drop the ball in many other areas. This is supposed to be LG's flagship phone for the year, but it feels like it's just LG playing catch up. We...
The LGG6 is definitely a contender for the top flagship in 2017 (so far at least). It comes down to your preference of look and feel. You get a large screen without the uncomfortably large body. Sturdy build that is water-resistant and easy to work on...
Fancy exterior design, Slightly better camera, More convincing software design, A bit cheaper without compromising much, Versatile wideangle camera lens
No doubt about it – these two are the best of the best Android devices on the shelves at the moment. Both Samsung and LG have put their hearts in the respective flagships and the results of that are visible – there's hardly an aspect in which either phone...
