Udgivet: 2016-09-15, Forfatter: Chris , anmeldelse af: hothardware.com
Sleek metal body, Solid, reliable performance, Bright display, Removable battery and SD card slot
Janky dual-camera system, Clumsy process to swap modules, Inaccurate fingerprint sensor, Mediocre battery life, Subpar fit and finish
A Good Phone With Limited PotentialThe LG G5 is simply too ambitious for its own good. Through all of its module swapping and other clever tricks, it gives the impression of a premium prototype rather than a polished flagship.Compared with the Moto Z fami...
Abstrakt: It just might be the future of smartphones: modularity. Though there are a number of different ways to look at this new technological step, we have here the first two phones to bring the concept to users' hands. In one case, it is an involved process of r...
So the G5 comes off w/ an illuminating display, outstanding performance, and a stunning camera. It pretty much checks off the essentials one would seek in a great smartphone these days. But bringing everything together, not everything gelled right. The...
At the end of the day, the G5 has very similar specs to a lot of other flagships. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor and 4GB of RAM are obviously powerful. What your decisions comes down to should be based on the expandable storage, the removable batte...
Abstrakt: LG G5 wide angle rear camera shot at Amara Sanctuary ResortI was about to go for my staycation at Sentosa when I thought it would be a great opportunity to get hold of a 360-degree camera for some memorable capture of the holiday. So I asked LG if it was...
Udgivet: 2016-07-01, Forfatter: Matt , anmeldelse af: androidguys.com
I've brought up a lot of negatives about the LG G5 in this review. Maybe I tend to skew toward the negatives because every phone is amazing these days. What really sets them apart is what they can't do.The LG G5 can do pretty much what every other phone o...
Design is nice, battery life can get through a day, photos turned out great
Price, speaker quality isn't the best, display was a hit and miss some days
At the end of the day, I'm always happy with my G5, other than the few issues I've already named. Issues are common in anything these days, but some can get past it and some can't.LG G5$630MSRP(USD)4.6 Out of 5Nailed itDesign is nice, battery life can get...
Over the past few weeks that I've had the different Friends, I've found myself more and more enamored with the 360 Cam. Sure: it has its shortcomings: a) I may need to invest in a tripod or monopod holder for it to get steadier photos and better stitching...
Metal body with semimodular design Gorgeous highres display, Powerful hardware, Impressive snappers, Userreplaceable battery
Flimsy build, Modular accessories are pricey
In today's market, you can get affordable flagships such as the recently-launched OnePlus 3 (review | FAQs) or LeEco Le Max 2 (first impressions) at almost half the price of the G5, which offer a beefy 6 gigs of RAM. However, the Korean titan has ensured...
Abstrakt: In my surroundings, I am known as the "LG girl." I switched to the brand in 2013 when the G2 was announced and fell in love with the big screen, the great camera, and even LG's own software additions on top of AOSP. I recall showing friends and acquaintan...
