The LG G4 ambitiously offers quick processor, big and bright display with 16MP rear camera to shoot raw format images and brings the recently abandoned yet not obsolete features in flagship devices like removable battery and expandable storage.

LG G4 Review

While the other says G4 is turning out to be more of an upgraded version of G3 in terms of design, as it does not have a sleeker and better shape, it also comes along with an unusual thing which is a leather-clad option. With face to face in competition with devices like S6 Edge, LG needs to be less casual for the design at hand that they have perceived can work for the market impressively.

It has 5.5 inch display currently bigger than any of other flagships. It has a 2,560×1, 440-pixel resolution and 534 pixels per inch (ppi), which puts it way above the Apple iPhone 6, S6, S6 edge and HTC One M9. However, the sharpness of screen is not a standout among its competitors. LG claims that the phone it has an IPS Quantum Display which is one of its kind sand is 25 percent brighter (500 nits) and has a 20 percent wider color range than its previous QHD screens on mobile devices.

LG G4 Review

LG always has highest screen to body ratio. The same goes for LG G4, among its competitors it is larger in terms of screen and more importantly screen to body ratio. Like LG G Flex 2, it is slightly curved from the center. The LG G4 is equipped with Qualcomm’s 64-bit, hexa-core Snapdragon 808 Soc, not taking the 810 options due to overheating issues, which has a clock speed of 1.8GHz coupled with 3GB of RAM. You can also have a 32GB of on board storage and a microSD card slot that can hold up to 2TB.It is powered by 3000mAh battery.

It runs Android 5.1 Lollipop with latest UX 4.0 on top. It is the most refreshing UI yet.

Camera wise, it features a 16MP rear camera with a brighter f/1.8 aperture and a larger 1/2.6-inch image sensor. The new manual camera pedals let you adjust white balance, focus, brightness and ISO with more accuracy.

LG G4 Review