Impressive design, standout 2:1 display, easy to hold in one hand, great dual cameras
Not loads of 2:1 content yet, some issues relative to aspect ratio
Despite its up-and-down G-series history, LG has knocked it out of the park with the G6. Enough to make us half forget the modular "Friends" approach of last year's G5. Whether that spotty history is enough to get you back on board with the series is anot...
The LG G6 is a decent flagship with a great screen, an impressive camera and a great design (as long as you don't choose the black version). I love the tall, narrow shape – it provides a slice of extra screen real estate without making the phone awkward t...
Published: 2017-03-01, Author: Lee , review by: Theinquirer.net
The LG G6 finally offers something smartphones should have been offering for a long time: an edge-to-edge display, so it's hard to argue with LG when it claims it's the best screen on a handset right now. Prices are yet to be confirmed but we can expect i...
If you want the cleanest and purest vision of an Android device then the Pixel or Pixel XL remain the best choice right now. Both devices feature excellent hardware and usability, plus you know that they will be bang up to date for the next couple of year...
Abstract: Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur LG G6 review is headlined by LG's slogan of ‘more to see, less to hold' and there really is no better way to sum up this phone, which offers a bigger screen without swelling the dimensions of...
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Published: 2017-02-27, Author: Jonathan , review by: itpro.co.uk
Abstract: Sign up for our daily newsletter The LG G6 is an acknowledgement of sorts. It's an acknowledgement that modular smartphones don't work – at least not in the format the LG G5 brought with it last year. That's a shame, but LG hasn't given up innovating jus...
Published: 2017-02-27, Author: Lewis , review by: macworld.co.uk
The LG G6 has the looks and the specs to give the iPhone 7 a run for its money, but we can't reveal our verdict on which of these devices is the smartphone king until they've both spent some time in our labs. Stay tuned for a more in-depth comparison once...
The battery isn't removable and it no longer supports Friends (oh no). In every other respect the LG G6 is a big and bold upgrade over the LG G5, and we'd say it's by far the better phone. However, we'll know more when we've had it into our Test Centre fo...
Published: 2017-02-26, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Gorgeous looks thanks to those super-slim screen bezels, Superb screen with HDR and clever software to properly use that new aspect ratio, Camera quality is great in both standard and wide angle modes
Battery life is merely average
The G5 was a swing and a miss for LG, so the G6 badly needs to hit a home run. It makes a fantastic first impression, so my hopes are high it can do it. LG's not done anything drastically daring with it, instead concentrating on what customers want from...
Sharp, bright screen with HDR support, Decent and fun cameras, Good battery life, Fast performance,
Screen lacks content to make the most of it, Audio needs to be better balanced and more dynamic,
Innovation is only innovative if it catches on. That was the problem with the G5 - we liked it, but it didn't inspire the masses.LG hopes to change that with the G6, with an interesting new screen, backed up by a design that works well, plenty of power fo...
