In fact, the ergonomics are such that it might just be most comfortable phone made, up till now.ĭespite that, the size might make some people think twice about investing in it. Despite its size, the LG G3 feels good to hold. It is a big phone alright, but the design is such that it doesn’t feel too big. The LG G3 comes with a 5.5-inch display, which is right around the precipice of my comfort zone. It hasn’t grown just in the terms of features, but in size too. If the LG G2 broke all records to become the ‘ phone of the year’, then the LG G3 is on a similar road. The Brush-stroke design is something that I would actually think, is an amalgamation of the features of LG’s phones from the last year, namely the G Flex, the G Pro and of course, the LG G2. The LG G3 design, in itself, shows that LG has its ears to the ground and tries to change with every new flagship. The LG G3 comes with a 2.5-GHz Snapdragon 801 processor, 3 GB RAM, 32 gigs of memory onboardand a 13-megapixel rear cam.
While a 2K display is definitely the main attraction of the handset, there is much more on offer. Some serious thinking has gone in the making of the phone. The phone is designed in such a way, that it is aspirational and clicks all the right boxes on an Android lover’s dream feature list. 47,990 (MRP) but then, it does its best to justify the price tag. Agreed, this phone comes with a gigantic price tag of Rs. To look at the LG G3 and think about it as just another phone too big for its britches would do a gross injustice to the phone. Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ ac, Bluetooth Smart Ready (Apt-X), NFC, SlimPort, A-GPS/Glonass, USB 2.0.Qualcomm 2.5 GHz Snapdragon 801 processor.Without further ado, let’s delve into the detailed LG G3 review. Has LG truly upped the ante, when it comes to high-end phones? The LG G3 has two new and amazing features on offer – Laser autofocus and a vivid 2K display. LG has always tried to stand apart from others, when it comes to the G series and the LG G3 is no exception to this practice. It has to build upon the massive success of its predecessor, the LG G2, and I can safely say that it does take the baton forward. The LG G3 falls in the league of ace smartphones and has the potential to charge up an ailing high-end smartphone market, in which even stalwarts like the Samsung Galaxy S5, HTC One M8 and Sony Xperia Z2 have hardly been able to make an impact. Every year, the company tries to come out with something different that it hopes would dazzle you and yet also provide you something you can aspire for, more than anything. LG is one company that I would call, in the true sense, a student of the smartphone industry.
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