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: LG and Samsung have been in constant competition against one another for the last several years, but if we're to strictly base their success on sales figures, it would arguably be Samsung who would claim bragging rights. Seriously, there's nothing wrong ...
Abstract: LG has really changed things with their flagship devices, this year the LG G4 moves that needle forward with more than just specs boost. Lets go back to the LG G3; LG crafted a smartphone that could hold its own, there we saw the shift to the rear button ...
Abstract: The LG G4 is packed with great hardware, but its camera is one of its most important features. Our G4 review is in the works, but for this video, we explore all aspects of the LG G4's 16-megapixel shooter and test out its new optical image stabilization s...
Aesthetically unique and attractive design, Quad HD 5.5-inch screen is vivid and great for media, Snapdragon 808 shows how optimization is recipe for success, Backing is removable, comes in leather or plastic, Removable battery and expandable storage, Cam
LG UX still a bit bloated, Still some smudgy post processing in the camera, For those that don't want leather backings, plastic backs are a consolation prize
9.0 With a unique and attractive design, great performance, and a fantastic camera, while also being the only current flagship to feature a replaceable battery, LG is attempting to provide users with a phone that offers literally everything you may want....
Published: 2015-05-07, Author: Chris , review by: engadget.com
Mostly great cameras, Long battery life, Has a microSD card slot, Bright, vibrant screen
Bland design, aside from that nice leather option, Trails its rivals in gaming performance, LG didn't include its Quick Charge technology
LG's 2015 flagship has a lot going for it, including a lovely pair of cameras and a screen that promises to be the most accurate on the market. As solid as the G4 is, though, it feels more like an iterative update than what LG really needs: a truly excit...
Abstract: So you're an Android person, and you're hunting for your next phone. The Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge obviously have the market edge with big sales and a stunning new redesign. But LG surprised the world with the very good LG G3 last year--a big screen p...
The LG G4 has a sharp and generously sized display, a bevy of camera controls and raw image shooting, a replaceable battery and expandable storage
Though the phone's battery life is adequate, it doesn't last as long as its competitors. There are no significant new software features and its design feels uninspired
Though it feels too similar to last year's G3, the LG G4 is an excellent big-screen smartphone that will appeal to budding photographers, and has old-school features missing from rival flagships....
