SeekerLG G2
The undisputed new champion of the spec sheets
-- As reviewed by The Verge
Product details
- VOICE CONTROL: Use your voice to control your TV and connected devices with built-in support for Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Apple AirPlay, HomeKit, and many more.
- OLED EVO GALLERY: Our self-lit OLED pixels create a picture quality like no other in our new OLED evo Gallery Edition—with the highest contrast, perfect black and the brightest colors ever seen in an LG OLED
- a9 GEN5 AI PROCESSOR 4K: Make the impossible possible with our latest a9 Gen5 AI Processor 4K, engineered exclusively for LG OLED to automatically adjust your settings to improve picture and sound qualities based on whatever you’re watching
- HOME CINEMA: Get in the action the way directors intended with Filmmaker Mode—and enhance every moment with Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos for the ultimate home theater experience
- ULTIMATE GAMING: Be at the top of your game with NVIDIA G-SYNC, FreeSync Premium and VRR to experience real-time action—plus, the LG Game Optimizer and 4 HDMI 2.1 ports to get you (and keep you) in the action
- BRIGHTNESS BOOSTER MAX: Bring on the brightness with the LG Brightness Booster Max that works with our advanced a9 processor and one-of-a-kind evo Panel to give you the brightest picture possible in an OLED screen
PROS
+ Beautiful display
+ Blistering performance
+ Great battery life
CONS
- Overwrought software
- Awkward rear buttons
- Slimy plastic feel
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Expert reviews and ratings
By The Verge on September 19, 2013
The undisputed new champion of the spec sheets
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By TechAdvisor on May 28, 2014
We loved – strike that – still love the LG G2, so we’re pleased to find the LG G3 is a solid upgrade to the G2. It has a faster processor, an improved camera and the ability to expand the phone’s internal storage with a microSDXC card, plus it beats all its rivals with a quad-HD screen and good value for money.
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By TechAdvisor on May 28, 2014
LG trumped the competition with the G2. The phone offers a combination of value for money with high-end features which we haven’t seen from rival flagship devices. A great specification combined with impressive design and handy software features mean there’s very little to dislike about this handset – only really the lack of a microSD card slot. That fault is rectified in the new LG G3, and if you can afford that handset it will be worth the upgrade. But the LG G2 remains a great handset.
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By TrustedReviews on September 19, 2013
The LG G2 is LG’s Android rival to the
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By TrustedReviews on September 19, 2013
The LG G2 features 3G and 4G connectivity and performs admirably across both network types. Connections proved strong during call and online use, and we suffered no unexpected signal loss or dropped calls during our time with the phone. Call quality was sharp and clear and volume was easily managed using the rear-mounted controls.
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By TrustedReviews on September 19, 2013
The LG G2 is an Android phone with a custom-made LG interface on top. Building on Google’s Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS, the LG UX interface has all the features and functions you would want and expect from a high-end phone. The G2’s UI is not as elegant as that on the
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