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PROS:
-The speed, this being a quad core phone it has amazing speeds that are super fast.
-The screen may not be the brightest, but this phone has a great screen that is beautiful to look at.
-This phone unlike most android phones is beautiful to look at and isn't made of cheap feeling plastic. LG made the Prada phone, which was one of the most beautiful looking phones to be made, and this as well has the same feel. The glass on the back is really cool with its dotted pattern. It feels more like an expensive piece of jewelry.
-Where I live LTE connections are good and the speeds are pretty fast. The highest download speed I've had so far is 20mbps on LTE so when you get it, the connection is outstanding.
-Even with Icecream Sandwich the phone is ridiculously smooth, and with Jellybean coming along it will be even smoother.
CONS:
-The Camera... The camera is not acceptable for a high end smartphone, and this goes to show that the more megapixels you have doesn't make a difference if the phone can't focus properly. A lot of the photos that I have taken have come out blurry and it's pretty hard to focus on something properly and take a clear image. The camera is absolutely horrible in the dark and cannot pick up light.
-The fact that it doesn't come stock with Jellybean
-Unable to reach the SIM card as well as a slot for microSD, but its okay because the phone comes with 32gb of internal and 50gbs of cloud storage so I am fine with that.
SO overall I really do love this phone, and I did not buy it to take high quality pictures,but the pros I feel weigh over the cons and using it has really made me fall in love with it. The gorilla glass 2 holds up pretty well, however my first one I cracked from placing the phone down on the screen side pretty gently, so I would highly recommend a case.

Pros:
Wide Angle camera. It offers new perspectives you never thought a phone could offer. It is the most impressive feature i found to be useful.
Fits my hand nicely (medium large dude hand)
Unlocks my chromebook via bluetooth.
Good audio.
Quick and sharp GPS detection.
Unlocks my phone with one finger.
Modular design makes swapping battery really convenient (details below).
Cons:
The battery, let me explain.
This phone can last really long without gps, mobile network turned on throughout the day, but that's not practical. I'm a Univerisity student, i turn Wifi, mobile network, location on and off very frequently. The phone battery had never died on me, nor turn red. But it gave me this unwarranted fear of not being able to use the phone at night with 20% battery left.
However, I solved the battery problem by purchasing a LG External Replacement Battery Kit. It comes with 1 white charging case + 1 genuine LG g5 battery. Look it up, it's around 30 pounds. I carry the battery kit along with me everyday. So i leave my house with two fully charged battery ready. The additional investment in the battery kit is a must if you own a G5.



Speed is probably my biggest interest in the phone, and it clocks in excess of 5000 on SmartBench 2012.
A friend of mine has an EVO, and I ran smartbench three times while her EVO was running it once. I also started after she was well into the first try.
Build quality and battery life are above average, even at my work where the signal coverage leaves much to be desired.
(poor coverage causes lower battery life)
It is a little large, and people with small hands may have trouble with one-hand use.
Although it looks like plastic, most of the phone is Corning Gorilla Glass. Very nice.
The speed helps a bunch when streaming video from Netflix, or from the DLNA servers on my lan.
Not having an SD slot is a small minus, but 32G internal storage makes up for that.
Google wallet is supposed to be preinstalled, but it isn't actually on the phone or available for it at this moment (15/11/12) but I expect that will be fixed shortly. I will be disappointed if this never becomes real.
Oh yeah. It also makes and receives phone calls.


The are some cons: The phone is made out of glass back and front. Thats not the strongest stuff for a phone body to be made out of. So don't drop it!!! and get a case! Another thing is that there is no removable battery. Not to mention there is no sd card slot which can really come in handy. I guess trying to follow apple. I have not gotten the camera to take clear pictures when there seems just a very slight movement though pictures are nice as long as there is no movement. Videos seem to come out pretty decent.
Overall Its worked pretty good for the last few months. It is very fast and fluid. Although it doesn't have an sd card slot you can run a usb to computer and transfer your data and it worked very well on my macbook once I downloaded the software. It has nfc abilities but I haven't used them yet. I would say its worth checking out.

Mainly bought it because of the camera hype, which is mediocre at best. Very bad in low light (compared to mum's phone or my old Nokia smartphone of many years ago).
I was hoping this phone would be a bit more future-proof, it has a solid construction of aluminum (unfortunately this beauty has been hidden in a sturdy black case for most of it's life, but every time I take it out it just looks and feels so nice..)
The only time the fingerprint reader gave any problems was when my hands were wet, but I guess that's to be expected. Otherwise I've had maybe three issues with it. Unfortunately the reader didn't work for some applications I tried to get fingerprint authentication for, but I'd guess that's the App dev's fault.
The two things I find completely unacceptable for a flagship model are the bootloop bug and lack of battery calibration. The bootloop fault is a well known issue with many LG models (there's a wiki article on it..), where; on startup; the phone starts going through the startup procedure many times, it lights up as if it's starting to give you false hope. Then it goes dark, then it lights up again. I've had this last for several hours. I've mainly been trying to avoid having the phone battery run out to remedy this.
Hence the second issue is so much fun. As you use a phone, your battery life degrades over time. Every phone has this issue. But most phones allow a procedure which calibrates the battery meter to reflect this. I've not found this feature on this model, so my phone might die at 50% indicated battery (or around 60% as it did today). For a while it seemed to be stable, dying at 40%, but now it's time to replace this LG junk.
Also, for some reason the GPS is extremely poor.

This is not a cheap phone, a fly by nighter to get to the next class of phones. Its a standard that LG would like to stand by and its sure to be a top seller for them. I love the fact you can be screening a video and then at the same time pull up another screen to text and then send the text and then back to the video within the same screen. Only that processing speed and 2 gigs of memory can you do that!
This is a mini-pad that can do everything you want it to do or dream up.
The notepad is very cool as you just pull down the pen, pick your color and start scrbbling on any application.. you don't need a dedicated note pad. Fun for doodlers like me while on the phone.
The Music Player is decent, everyone says the Volume is low but I'm getting a good signal from my Bluetooth devices and can pump up the Volume from there. It needs a Audio processor but you can find a good app for that.
If you are a LG person upgrading from a older Optimus to this one, DO IT! Its speaks the same language and you will be running in minutes.
*Now the trick is in transferring all your old media files to LG Optimus G; Plug your old phone and new phone into seperate USB Ports on your Desktop, Laptop or Pad. You may have to download a dedicated program for the Optimus G. Now you see both Both Phones that have been given dedicated drives. You see Media, Audio, Music etc. on your old phone.. just copy over the files from your old phone to the new one. The LG Optimus G instantly reads those files and embeds then into the Media Players. I did find a problem with Videos that were coded standard MPEG 1 and 2 would not play in the Phone's Video Player. MP-4 was good to go. Seems to have a problem with older codecs.
The true HD Widescreen or Full Screen is pretty damn amazing! This has to be the best Screen on the market for a Consumer Handheld Device... so therefore, LG.. you get 5 Stars!


Let me start by saying that all the positives in every review on here is spot on. It's FAST. It's big. It's lightweight. All that good stuff. All that said, the software has been KILLING me. I consider myself a power user since I basically work from my phone 4 days out of every week and I've been pretty disappointed by the random failures. List of examples is as follows:
1 - I'll disable the WIFI when I'm not in an area where there's an open network and it will keep coming back on by itself every minute or two. It disrupts my browsing or voice dictation every time. Annoying as all get out.
2 - The notification can be set on the loudest setting possible and be working just fine, then for no reason it won't notify you of a text. It goes unchecked and that drives me crazy.
3 - If I go to the phone log and select a number that isn't saved in my contacts and choose the "dial" option, it says "dialing" indefinitely without actually dialing the number. If I save that same number to my contacts and repeat that same process, it dials fine. Why?!?!
4 - Shockingly, Gmail doesn't sync properly. For all the cooperation between Google and Android, this one fails. Messages get stuck in "sending" mode (even when on WIFI) and some won't appear at all that appear on my desktop.
5 - When you hold the side button and choose the "silent" mode, then go back and do the same thing to hit "sound" mode, the sound settings are always different. I'm forced to go back in and re-customize all my sound settings.
6 - The spell check is terrible....and I need it, as you can probably tell from this post.
7 - The Sync options are all or nothing. You can't customize which apps sync and which don't. Along that same thread, the given weather app never auto updates properly for me, despite being set to update every hour. Never does.
8 - It's impossible to turn the shutter sound off on the camera. Even when the phone is on silent, it makes a sound. Your only options are three different sounds. No silent.
9 - when I update apps, the ones on my home screens will occasionally be added a second time to other home screens where there is open space. I regularly have to go through and delete the random and new icons. ??
10 - Frequent crashing of the text messaging. It just shuts off and goes to the home screen. Happens about three times a week.
11 - This might be just a general gripe, but the music app is as clunky as I've ever seen.
This is all I can think of off the top of my head right now.
I'm sure people will try to address some of these complaints as if I am the problem, not my phone. That's fine, and I actually invite the feedback from others that can help me out with some of these things if solutions exist. Perhaps not, and these really are just glitches that can't be fixed. My negative opinion of this phone comes from the fact that I've been an Android user for years...so even if these problems can be solved in some way, why do I all of a sudden need extra help to navigate the software? It's just not a reliable product if you rely on your phone for heavy work. That's my opinion. Productive feedback is welcomed, as always.

Immediately when you setup the phone you're greeted with a weird home screen, not like any of the other manufacturers. I then found out you have to download the LG update that brings it in line with the other manufacturers.. Why? That should be installed by default! Maybe it is now in the Android 7 update?
The dual cameras work well, in terms of the wide-angle lens offering a type of photo that the other manufacturers cant. Photo wise it's not really on a par with the other manufacturers. Maybe the HTC. But i've had a Samsung S6, iPhone 5s and now 6s (for work) and my old Sony - they all took better photos than this. The low light level photos from the Sony were brilliant! Maybe very noisey - but you could take a picture and make out what it was! The LG just shows black.. Not good at all!
Anyway, there's one major (and in my mind absolutely unforgivable) flaw with the phone - the shocking screen burn! If you use the phone for any "reasonable" amount of time without changing application (such as having a WhatsApp convo with the wife), as soon as you go back to the home screen or another app with a dark-ish background - you can still see the burn left from the light buttons from the other app.
LG don't seem to care about it. I've had the phone around a year now and I still notice it every day to the point of me waiting for the Sony Xperia XZ Premium to come out - i'll be trading up to that pretty quickly methinks!
I can't wait to be done with my LG "experiment".. This is my first and definitely last LG phone!

My only real complaint is the speaker. I had to return one of my phones due to the distortion on speaker phone especially with male voices. My new phone still pretty much sounds the same so I hope this is something LG will choose to deal with. Looked around for quite some time, waited and glad I did. You will not be disappointed in the Optimus G and I honestly think this phone will be great for the next couple of years. Now just waiting for Jelly Bean to come to this phone which it is suppose to happen this month (December). Come on Sprint you just updated the HTC Evo with Jelly Bean and this baby is so much nicer and smoother.

What has turned into a real gem of a function over the last 3 months is the finger print scanner and its location. It woks 99% of the time first time and its perfectly located on the back to be used as the phone is picked up and turned over, so unlocking it in 1 movement.
No more pins and I'd never go back!
Battery life is good, every thing is good, its working well, no issues.
It's not "waterproof" like the S7, but then the Samsung warranty wont cover water damage, so its not waterproof and not worth the risk!
In a world of similar handsets, this is (at the moment) the top of the pile (ok, 1st place shared) but the camera, finger print scanner and removable battery are 3 prime reasons I'd pick this over anything else at the moment if I was given the choice.

DURABILITY: I dropped this phone on concrete thirty minutes after I bought it. Not a single scratch after I picked it up. The backing, being glass, might worry you, but it's definitely strong. I never cracked this phone, though after awhile it did gather a few scratches. I never felt the need to put the G in a case, just because it didn't need one for me. The phone can get slippery since it's manily glass, so you might drop it until you form a good grip position through practice
SPEED: Even with one of the first quad core mobile chips, this thing is still fast enough for newer games and multitasking. Try slowing the phone down, you'll have a tough time doing so. The 2GB of RAM give plenty of breathing room while running many apps and four cores makes doing so a breeze.
SOFTWARE: LG's Optimus UI 3.0 Software is sort of a Love it or Hate it situation. It takes a lot from TouchWiz on Galaxy devices and adds a few things. Some love it some don't. I personally prefer it over a Samsung device, it just feels smoother.
DISPLAY: Even at "only" 1280x768 this display is amazing to use. 4.7 inches in size isn't too big or too small for average sized hands, but that's opinion. Colors look great, a little bit colder than on other devices, but natural looking and bright. The device has a PPI of over 300 so it is very sharp, small text is easy to read and viewing angles are good enough that you won't notice distortion until you really tilt the phone at a crazy angle.
BATTERY: Rated at 2100mAh, the battery is decently sized. It holds up somewhat nicely, but it wasn't mind blowing. Expect to get through the day with heavy usage, but don't expect more than maybe ten or eleven hours. The screen and processor are probably a bit too much for the battery to healthily handle, and a larger battery would have been a better idea for greater than mediocre battery life. It works, but could be higher
CONCLUSION: Since the battery can last all day it isn't really an issue, and everything else is just amazing. The only deal breaker here is software, so try the phone put if you can before buying. There is no SD expansion so you get 32GB with the Sprint/International models and that's it. AT&T have a different design model with SD expansion, but I personally like the Sprint one more. That is also merely my opinion, but this phone overall gets the 9.5 out of 10 from me. Near perfect, just mediocre battery that takes away half of a point. Highly recommend this extremely underrated device.



In short I would recommend this phone over the lg g4 or samsung s6 and edge. It's faster, louder and the overall image quality is superb. Thunbs up.

Cons:No removable battery, no expandable memory, LTE isn't in my area and it doesn't support wimax(although not a huge complaint), I love the search button on the older phones and I miss it but also not a big deal.
Right now, I have had it for 2 days, I love the phone but I am hung up on the audio jack. I dont know if it might be defective or if it puts out enough power in general. I switched from the Evo 3d and I connect my music to my car. With my 3d i was very satisfied, it was loud, now with the optimus it sound significantly quieter. I have gone through all the settings and can't get it any better. I am considering buying a headphone booster.
If I can get this resolved this will definitly move up to five stars!

The screen glass could be a little more robust too - mine is scratched already and I'm absolutely militant about looking after my belongings.
The audio from the speaker isn't very good, being positioned at the bottom in landscape mode viewing video the sound is off to the edge, not good for listening - also, easily distorts.
The display is absolutely fantastic - deep colours, however in reviews it states its one of the brightest around. This is true at full brightness - where you won't want to be if you want the battery not to drain quickly - however at other settings the display is quite dim, it seems non-linear in this respect.
The memory capacity is incredible - lots of built in memory and an SD card make this something you need not worry about.
Overall a really fast, quality device with loads of storage and a brilliant camera (especially wide-angle mode).

Screen: Clean and sharp. Very good screen. 10/10
Camera: Decent, 13MP doesn't matter. Panorama sucks, bad editing software. 6/10
Hardware: Fast, quad-core, 2gb ram. Can do anything fast. 10/10
Sound (volume): Loud enough. I have no hearing problems. 9/10
Sound (Voice): Clear and no distortion. 9/10
UI: Confusing at first, easy after 3 days of use. 7/10
Network Speeds: WiFi connections are fast. 3G stays connected. 4G, what 4G? 8/10
If you're into phones with accessories, then this is not the phone for you, get an iPhone. This phone is made for performance. It is future proof for the foreseeable future because of the quad-core and 2gb of ram. I haven't had any issues with my phone for the week I had it. As phones go, it's average, but that's good enough for me :)
My other options...I would have gone with the Nexus 4, but those are always sold out. The S3 is dual-core and old, but they do have a lot of users, meaning more accessories for it. Note 2, too big.
Final Score: 68/80 (85%)

The reason for a 3 stars rate is because I'm experiencing problems with the GPS reception. It has been ok but in the last days, I'm having this problem so I will have a look to see if it is solved or not.
Something I really like is the combination of the 2 cameras. The pictures are perfect and you can do a lof of things with both cameras. I wasn't expected too much of this but finally I'm surprised with the cameras.

Quirks: Camera has a forced shutter sound, and you either need to download an app called "silent camera" which is a lame replacement camera app, or root it and modify the build.prop (which is what I did), plus it has a forced auto-focus, so be ready to focus and quickly take the picture. The phone does get pretty hot, especially when taxed with usage of phone while charging or playing games. It's not a bad thing, necessarily, but it may make some people uncomfortable. Not a lot of ROM support, but I can't hold LG responsible for that. Just be wary that Cyanogenmod is only available on the international version. No SD slot, which is found on the AT&T model, but is made up with 32GB of internal memory, compared to both the HTC's and GSIV's 16GB standard. Only has one eternal speaker, on the back, which is annoying, but it does get pretty loud, loud enough for me to hear in the shower, and much louder than the iPhone's speakers.
Pros: Receieved Jelly Bean update, plus has an AOKP ROM support. Extremely easy to root and unlock the boot loader for and flash a custom recovery. Unbelievably quick, smooth, reliable, and just more enjoyable. I can keep 3 games cached on the RAM and seamlessly switch between them with ease (Although I usually clear my RAM every second, just to preserve maybe 3 or 4% of battery life). Great camera, other than shutter sound (which I cleared up) and auto-focus issues, which you just got to be quick about. Plus, it has great features on the camera, and the video recording is great, allowing you to take pictures while you record in HD. I constantly get better reception than my sister's iPhone, partially due to some software tweaks within the ROM I have, and partially due to the fact that it just does. Battery life is great, I can easily get through a day, no sweat. 40% faster charge times. For example, I can get 20-25% battery from taking a shower. Lots of quick options in the notifications bar. It also has lots of speedy memory, over 27GB usable, while the 16GB GSIV has like 8.7 usable. Three capacitive touch buttons on the bottom, one for back, one for home, and one for a menu button. Holding down the home buttons brings up running apps, with the options to clear them, one for google now,(BEST THING EVER, read some recent articles about it, I use it multiple times a day, sometimes a dozen at least)and one for task manager. Plus, Android is a definite perk, especially when you have a phone that doesn't get held back by "slow hardware". This is an amazing phone, and has even more perks I'm sure you would enjoy if you got this phone too.
Overall, this phone will not get outdated hardware wise, I just hope that LG will continue to support this phone and give it updates every once in a while. But if not, I know that I can flash a ROM that someone will have made. But even if there aren't any updates, the phone won't get any worse, and it's a great phone. This phone will always stay great, and nothing will slow it down

