Published: 2013-09-24, Author: Daniel , review by: mobilesyrup.com
The G2 is a really good device pockmarked by a few poor design choices. From the vivid screen to the ultra-fast processor to the sharp camera and outstanding battery life, the device is a powerhouse and a spec-hunter's dream phone. With a case and some patience, this could be one of the year's best Android devices....
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the LG G2 flagship Android smartphone. In this review we look at the AT&T version, but all carrier variants should be very similar. The LG G2 has a superb 5.2″ full HD IPS display and it runs on the new 2.26GHz Qualcomm 800 quad core CPU...
Abstract: By Gadjo Cardenas SevillaLG's big smartphone release of 2013 is the G2 which is the successor to last year's accomplished but tepid LG Optimus G. The device is slated to be revealed tomorrow in New York but the video above gives away what the device lo...
5.2” of glorious beautiful screen, Super fast Snapdragon 800 chip, 2 GB RAM, Slim, powerful and fricking awesome
Lack of expandable memory, Range of accessories limited, Plastic casing isn't premium
I love this phone, I wish it had more storage and a nicer case (I'm hankering for a wooden case if anyone knows where I could get one?), but I'm happy I've bought it.There is one thing I wish it could do though, run iOS. So if anyone out there can get iOS...
Published: 2013-10-24, Author: Ross , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Outstanding 5.2in IPS display, Very good battery life, Fast performance
LG's software overlay isn't very good, Slippery, slimy rear finish, No microSD card slot
The LG G2's extensive software features, glossy, plastic finish and an excellent 5.2in screen make it easy to compare to the Galaxy S4, but the software is overwhelming, and LG's decision to move all physical buttons to the back of the handset doesn't qui...
Bests rivals on pricing, blistering CPU performance, LTE connectivity, excellent display, good audio recording and playback, very good camera performance, and KnockOn functionality
Faster than Bolt on cheetah steroids, Superb screen and cracking camera, Battery has Duracell Bunny DNA
Quirky buttons take getting used to, Plastic back is a little bland
We can't remember ever being particularly excited about an LG phone, but the G2 changed that when its specs were released, and to our great amazement the G2 is just as brilliant in the flesh as it is on paper.It dispatches its arch-rival's offering with r...
