Published: 2018-03-25, Author: Mark , review by: mbreviews.com
Abstract: Not that long ago, with a budget under 300 dollars you could only afford a borderline-decent smartphone, with a low performance, a weak camera and overall, there was a mile between it and the more expensive, high-end flagship phones. But, a couple of year...
Refined software experience, IP68 Waterresistant, Smaller, yet with a larger screen, Wireless charging (US model only), Improved wideangle camera, Costs a lot less, Photos look just as great, if not better, Removable battery
There are two highly probable reasons why you might be reading these lines right now. One: you're torn between the LG G6 and the LG G5, and two: you're already a G5 owner who's wondering whether upgrading is worth it.If you belong to the former camp and y...
Abstract: MWC is just beginning, and LG is slated to show off the G6. Since we're just about to look ahead, I'm taking a look back at the LG G5. This phone was a flop, but now that the price has dropped, it's worth taking a look at again. Well, not too close a loo...
Greatlooking display, Water resistance is a nice extra, Faster performance than any other phone currently on the market, Comes integrated with premium services, Very good battery life, More affordable price, Quick Charge support, Easily swappable battery
By facing the iPhone 7 in a direct comparison, the LG G5 has a very hard time standing on equal footing.It's clear that the iPhone 7 has a lot more going for it: the faster chips and the smoother performance, the nice extra that is water resistance, the r...
Abstract: If you haven't realized it, of late, we've been detailing the display section of our reviews a bit more than we've done in the past. Since we're always trying to evolve our reviews process, we're diving deeper into how we look at the displays in smartphon...
Published: 2016-09-15, Author: Chris , review by: hothardware.com
Sleek metal body, Solid, reliable performance, Bright display, Removable battery and SD card slot
Janky dual-camera system, Clumsy process to swap modules, Inaccurate fingerprint sensor, Mediocre battery life, Subpar fit and finish
A Good Phone With Limited PotentialThe LG G5 is simply too ambitious for its own good. Through all of its module swapping and other clever tricks, it gives the impression of a premium prototype rather than a polished flagship.Compared with the Moto Z fami...
Abstract: It just might be the future of smartphones: modularity. Though there are a number of different ways to look at this new technological step, we have here the first two phones to bring the concept to users' hands. In one case, it is an involved process of r...
So the G5 comes off w/ an illuminating display, outstanding performance, and a stunning camera. It pretty much checks off the essentials one would seek in a great smartphone these days. But bringing everything together, not everything gelled right. The...
At the end of the day, the G5 has very similar specs to a lot of other flagships. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor and 4GB of RAM are obviously powerful. What your decisions comes down to should be based on the expandable storage, the removable batte...
Abstract: LG G5 wide angle rear camera shot at Amara Sanctuary ResortI was about to go for my staycation at Sentosa when I thought it would be a great opportunity to get hold of a 360-degree camera for some memorable capture of the holiday. So I asked LG if it was...
