LG G Flex

So, after a month, what do I think about the LG G Flex? I think it's a unique device that commands the attention of the mobile world. While it might not be the perfect device, it is an innovative concept that shows a glimpse of where mobile devices...

There's a good deal more to this intriguing 6 inch phablet than the curved screen, but let's talk about that, first, because if you're considering this phone it's likely the top drawcard. The same OLED process which is also yielding curved TV sets in the...

The LG is the first smartphone maker to give us a properly curved screen smartphone so here's our in-depth LG G Flex review. The G Flex is LG's first curved screen smartphone and goes up against local rival, the Samsung Galaxy Round. It's got a bendy or...

The LG G Flex is one of the most expensive smartphones you can buy at £650. For that amount of money you should expect top of the range perfection from a handset. What you get with the G Flex is certainly different, but we aren't sure a purchase would be...

True to its name, the LG G Flex is flexible. Too bad that's not enough to overcome this Android phablet's glaring...

The LG G Flex's closest rival Samsung's GALAXY Round comes with a horizontally curved screen. It lacks the self-healing tech and flexibility that's there on the G Flex. ore importantly, it's only available in Korea. However, just because there's no...

The LG G Flex is a successful experiment, not because the gimmicks add very much to the overall experience but because they don't detract from what is already a very good Android smartphone. It's unclear what LG wants to accomplish with its curved POLED screen technology, but this is unlikely the endgame. While it's hard to recommend on the hardware differentiation alone — the curve is interesting but not that useful — the device is a great all-round performer, with excellent battery life, a decent camera and a competent, if boring, Android...

The LG G Flex comes with some impressive innovations, with its curved screen aiding video viewing and ergonomics, and its self-healing back protecting the phone against light wear and tear. However, it's a device that falls short of its potential, given...