The LG G6 is no doubt a striking smartphone. Metal and glass shimmer while the huge 18:9 screen is impressively brought to life with the improved software and its rounded corner design. It is a more refined smartphone than both the G4 and G5, and should a...
There's no clear outright winner here - both are 9/10 phones. You have to decide whether to spend £200 on the LG G6 to get it's waterproof design, excellent screen and dual-camera features. This will be hard to justify for most people, especially consider...
With the G6 and G6 Plus being virtually identical save for extra storage, plus Hi-res audio and Qi charging it's hard to pick one over the other until we know the price of the Plus. The DAC and extra built-in storage is definitely a bonus, but as the G6 i...
These are very different phones. One has a large screen and runs Android, the other a small 4.7in display with iOS. Both are great phones, but on the hardware side, at least, the G6 wins. Add in the software and there's a strong case for opting for the iP...
Great Display, Excellent Camera, Slim Profile, Large Range of Colour Options, Good Battery Life
Pricy, Running Old CPU Tech, Pedestrian Design
From a purely critical standpoint the LG G6, whichever way you slice it, just isn't as good or as impressive as its nearest and dearest peers and this fact alone makes it kind of hard to really fall in love with. This is a real shame too because for the l...
Abstract: The LG G6 is the flagship device that got everyone talking at MWC 2017. Its 18:9 aspect ratio left me in awe and with it now in my hands, I found myself questioning every other phone in existence with a 16:9 aspect ratio.Simply put, when you go 18:9 you'l...
The HTC U11 is an interesting device that combines top-tier technology with a unique styling. The Edge Sense feature is still an unknown, but if implemented well it could be a significant advance for using the bigger and bigger phones that are arriving th...
You'll probably see a lot of reviews about the dual-screen capabilities and the change to the aspect ration. These are important because we (and I mean the royal smartphone-following and smartphone-making “we”) have reached a point where smartphones are s...
