LG G6

The G6 is the one that will sell the most, so they've redefined flagship to mean that. So while LG held back on equipping the phone with the latest hardware, they've focused on usability. We all want larger displays, but no one is particularly fond of the extra bulk that goes with one. That's what LG's surveys showed too, so its designers went out and stretched the screen to cover most of the device's front - the 5.7-inch 18:9 aspect panel fits in the same body .

The LG G6 is equipped with a couple of 13MP cameras on its back.read more →

After LG went wild with the G5, this year’s flagship G6 can’t help but seem a little subdued by comparison. That’s alright, though: It’s full of notable improvements, from the water-resistant body to the beautiful, extra-long screen. Plus, the dual-camera setup feels a lot more polished. And, despite packing one of last year’s Snapdragon 821 chipsets, the G6 plenty fast for most. There are some shortcomings though, like mildly concerning battery life and an interface that’ll still feel too heavy for some.read more →

At first glance, the G6 makes a hell of a good impression. It has a large, beautiful 5.7-inch display that takes up nearly the entire front of the screen- no garish bezels here . The aluminum build is sturdy and satisfying, and under the hood, it packs quality hardware that can go toe-to-toe with the best phones out there. One thing you'll notice right away is the phone's unusual dimensions. This can be explained by the display's weird 18:9 aspect ratio.read more →

If the Galaxy S8 is a Ferrari 812 Superfast, the LG G6 is a BMW M760i. It’s sexy, but not as sexy. It’s fast, but not as fast. It can do a lot, but not as much.

It’s almost a shame that the LG G6 is landing when it is. A year or even a few months ago it would have been an absolute show-stopper, but most people looking for the hottest new phone are likely going to gravitate toward the S8’s intoxicating design.read more →