Powerful quadcore processor, Vibrant, fullHD screen, 13MP main camera with OIS, Lots of nice little features
A bit too wide for onehanded use, Slippery plastic material could make it prone to drops
A powerful processor, the Jelly Bean platform overlaid with LG's own advanced innovations make this flagship smartphone a strong contender for those looking for that one multi-function device that they will see them through the day.Okay, true confessions:...
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Published: 2013-10-13, Author: Carlo , review by: unbox.ph
Pwede!!!The LG G2 is a solid, competitive, and flagship-worthy all-around smartphone. It delivers a phablet viewing experience while retaining a sleek and compact smartphone form factor. It has a roaring engine that lets it handle whatever you throw at it...
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Good build quality, Great performance, Impressive display quality, Very good camera performance, LTE support
Power and volume controls need a little getting used to
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