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May 2015
(85%)
835 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(86%)
87 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
While Samsung
HTC
Motorola
And Apple continue floundering around trying to find the perfect formula of battery life and performance
LG has it all figured out. A smartphone that can last all day easy with time to spare for the morning after. ThATT#39
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Brilliant display
Good camera with manual mode
Laser AF and OIS
Fast performance
Dual SIM support
Primary camera
Display
Leather back
Reviews
News
Big but handy
Curvy form
Fast camera
Can shoot RAW
Improved user experience
Loud and awesome speakers
Big but h
Impressive camera
Sharp and Accurate Display
Good Balance of Specs
UI and new apps
Powerful bright display
Camera
Snappy performance
Raw image shooting
Expandable storage
QHD Display with rich in Clolor
Camera with shooting in RAW and Manual mode
Removable battery and MicroSD card slot support
Leather back cover
As smartphones have evolved
It has become increasingly difficult for companies to sufficiently differentiate their products from the competition. One company that has managed to do this - with varied degrees of success - is LG
Whose flagship products ha
Innovative design
Terrific hardware
Very good cameras and display
Speakerphone is tinny
Low in volume
Heats-up in Calls
Gaming
Build Quality could've been better
No Gorilla Glass Protection
Top class display
Best-in-class camera
The editors didn't like
But the removable back brings its own disadvantages. The G4 is just rather plain and the leather options and different colored back panels can only get you so far
I'm obsessed with smartphone speakers. Music is a massive part of my life and listening thr
Published: 2015-06-26, Author: Nikolay , review by: laptopmedia.com
Abstract: As a follow up on our in-depth LG G4 review, we decided to compare the smartphone to another popular flagship device – the iPhone 6. In this comparison we are going to take a look at all the important aspects that make these devices some of the best picks...
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Published: 2015-06-26, Author: Jack , review by: techaeris.com
Brilliant display, Good Battery Life, Great Camera, MicroSD Card support, Removeable battery and Good sounding speaker despite being rear mounted
Software could use some work, not on the most current version of Android, wireless charging requires optional case, Quick Charging isn't as fast as other devices that support it and plastic backs are meh and those wanting a premium metal feel won't get it
The TL;DR if you will, is if you're in the market for new smartphone the LG G4 is hard to be beat. With all-day battery life, a powerful camera, a great QHD display and buttery smooth performance you'll be hard pressed to find a better Android phone. With...
Abstract: For many people, the LG G4 was the surprise device of this year. The latest device in the G-range may have followed in the shadow of the release of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, but that does not mean LG were happy to let Samsung take all the glory...
Great design and build quality, Improved screen quality (better contrast ratio and maximum brightness), User-replaceable battery and detachable back cover, Supports fast charging (1 hour and 52 minutes from 0 to 100%), Fenomenal camera performance with to
Underwhelming battery life, Somehow impractical design or at least not as comfortable as last year's (overall bigger size), Unoptimized and heavy UI, Doesn't support wireless charging
For three years in a row, LG was able to differentiate themselves with flagships featuring unconventional design, big battery capacity, good screens and great camera performance. The G4 here is a worthy successor except some details that need a little imp...
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Published: 2015-06-15, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
The LG G4 is a capable flagship smartphone on the Android platform. It's a bit like a wolf in sheep's clothing. It wears the plastic garb of lesser phones, but packs the killer instincts required to bite back at the competition.LG didn't stray far from a...
Fantastic rear shooter, Great design and build quality, Display features sharp imaging, realistic colors, and deep contrast
Chipset is not what we would expect of a flagship, Imprecise screen brightness settings, Insufficient battery autonomy
LG's flagship phone should be the top pick for those that value smartphone cameras. Meanwhile, its modern design (especially the leather-clad version), ergonomics, and excellent display should appeal to everyone else. The aforementioned stitched leathe...
Abstract: Let's get one thing straight - I am NOT a photographer, but I like taking photos.For years I have used various Android and iOS devices and felt that the photographing capabilities of those devices were adequate. For the most part, smartphones provided a c...
Published: 2015-06-13, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.net
Superb build, Optional leather back cover, First rate camera, Very good, bright screen, Expandable storage, Removable battery, Modern connections standards supported
Voice quality, UI not always smooth, No wireless charging, Screen dims automatically when too warm, High power consumption
LG has developed a good premium smartphone with its G4. Opting for the somewhat weaker Snapdragon 808 cannot be criticized. Quite the contrary The smaller model of the Snapdragon 810 makes a very good impression. The device also convinces with one of the...
Sleek form, comfy to hold despite large size, excellent display, solid performance, respectable stamina, removable battery, Quick Charge support, capable camera, SD card support, includes two years of upgraded Google Drive storage
Bulky and awkward to carry in a pocket, less premium than other flagship phones, no frontfacing speakers, subpar software, no native wireless charging support, Quick Charge adapter not included with phone
The problem is that for most of us these days, smartphones are becoming more about the sum of their parts than the individual pieces. In order for a phone to move from being "fine" to "exceptional," it needs to offer something that goes beyond what everyo...
Published: 2015-06-12, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
The LG G4 is a capable flagship smartphone on the Android platform. It's a bit like a wolf in sheep's clothing. It wears the plastic garb of lesser phones, but packs the killer instincts required to bite back at the competition. LG didn't stray far from a...
