Review on Smartphone LG G6 64GB by Aneta Jagieliska ᠌

In general, the phone is quite good; nevertheless, I believe that the price is around 25% too much. The benefits of it include: I debated between the S8 and the G6 for a very long time before settling on the G6 after testing it for several days. The camera on the s8 is not quite as good as the one on the s8, since the Samsung device blurs the backdrop too much and produces squares when you zoom in, but the one on the S8 does not have any of these issues. There are fewer parrots in Antutu by 10-15k, but the difference is not noticeable. There is no curved screen, but it does not press anywhere, and the edges do not get dirty. Yes, in a dark room it is a little inferior; however, there are no such photos on any other smartphone. Here is a metal frame that will prevent you from falling on a hard surface, shield you from the effects of water, and make you seem fashionable and appropriate for the workplace. The images captured by the wide-format camera are quite close to those captured by the primary camera. The battery will last for two days with normal use and will charge in ninety to one hundred minutes. The device has a quick Bluetooth connection, a USB Type-C port, two sim card slots in addition to a flash memory slot, and 64 GB of storage space. Such a speedy phone. These are some downsides: It seems that the rear volume buttons were the distinguishing feature of the G series, but in this model, they are oriented in an awkward manner, which is a drawback. The fingerprint scanner, in contrast to those produced by other manufacturers, not only slows down but also fails to function properly when the user's finger is even slightly moist. The absence of an infrared port is a significant drawback, and the qslide feature has not been set up. Other features, such as the screen not turning on when you look at it or the inability to answer calls by placing the device to one's ear, do not work. After being in use for two months, it started to grow really hot, despite the fact that I don't load anything onto smart.