Review: LG Optimus G smartphone
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This is a super-sized phone
The speed of LTE and the fast processor are dampened by the UI lag
Processing is top-notch, but software issues create lag
Text and images are razor-sharp
The glass back reflects a glittery, "Nexus One live wallpaper" look
The Optimus G feels solid
The Optimus G has a glass back
This shot was taken with the Optimus G's rear camera
Another shot taken with the rear camera
The Optimus G is 8.38 mm thick
Though it's huge, the Optimus G's display is gorgeous
The Nexus 4 (right) makes a strong case against the Optimus G
Article Summary
After toiling in obscurity with low to mid-grade smartphones, LG has returned to the high-end. The new Optimus G is a powerhouse flagship designed to make geeks drool. Is this beast of a phone right for you? Or are you better off with its sibling, the Nexus 4? We put it through the paces, in our review of the LG Optimus G.
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