Hands-On: LG G4

I'm not really a glitz and glamour man. However, I do like nice things but, I don't need a phone to express my tastes. I have my house and cars to do this. My phone must retain the most functionality and self control as possible. After sale services in costs and support is more important than the device itself. Cheap battery replacement without down time and periodic inspections of the batteries are crucial to optimum performance before it's too late.

I waited to see what LG brought to the table. Our contract is up very soon and even though we enjoyed our last three Samsung S Series phones, we have elected to seriously consider LG due to retaining control over the power source and being able to allocate our memory where WE want without h...
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what happens with the Note 5. But if the battery is sealed in and there's no memory card slot, this phone will be a serious contender as my next device. I love the decision to go with leather. It seems there are premium materials that don't hinder key functionality after all. Phonescoop may think LG is foolish not to follow lockstep with the trends started by Apple, but personally I think Apple will go the way of most trends. LG has the foresight to do something not just different, but better. I applaud LG for making a better device, rather than imitating a worse one.