The LG G4 : A new premium Android handset, and the leather back stands out

LG G4 leather back
Yearly refreshes for phones isn’t new, and for LG it’s that time of the year to launch a brand new flagship of their own: The G4.
The Life’s Good crew has managed to create yet another high-end, premium smartphone running Android, and managed to also make some changes that should help fans of the G3 fall in love with the yearly refresh all over again. Specifically, the LG G4 makes sure that the camera gets a shot of adrenaline in the functionality department, making it one of the best shooters in the Android army to date, if not the entire smartphone market as a whole.
On top of that, the G4 is equipped with some noteworthy hardware for those that love bullet points on their specs list, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 quad-core processor under the hood and 3GB of RAM. It boasts a 5.5-inch Quantum display, and a swappable battery for good measure. It’s also running Android 5.0 Lollipop under the hood, but for better or worse LG also equipped the handset with its proprietary user interface.
While there is apparently a lot to love about the G4, one thing that was especially noted was the premium leather back cover for the handset. It’s certainly one of the main selling points for the handset, and LG apparently hit a home run with the new option for its G4.
You can head through the source link below to check out the full review.
[via AndroidBeat]

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