Review on Smartphone LG G6 64GB by Pahal Bhatta ᠌

Crafted or produced in Korea. Pros: 1. Using it is a pleasurable experience. I will contrast it with the Nexus 5 smartphone, which is produced by the same business. Yet that one is a myth, and this one is merely OK, despite being a flagship duplicate of the original. And yet he's better. Because the side is composed of metal, there is no chance that it will crack. There is a fingerprint unlock that is of high quality, which means that you will not have to use the power button as frequently (even though there is just one button, all that is required to unlock it is a touch) and that it will not break after two years as a Nexus would. In addition, it is positioned towards the back, and I can easily open it with my index finger because it is in the perfect position. And despite the fact that the phone is incredibly slippery, the metal on the edges makes it more enjoyable to use, and the back cover does not tear off (as a Nexus would) when it becomes sunburned like a human back. And unlike most Android phones, it doesn't appear like a generic piece of black plastic with no brand name on it. The phone doesn't weigh much. It is so light that you can hardly feel it when you have it in your pocket (if you value your possessions and don't want them taken, don't set it down again). 2. You are welcome to make mention of the sound, despite the fact that you will very quickly become accustomed to the good. When I turned it on for the first time, after reading reviews on this website, I was pleasantly surprised to hear such a high-quality, detailed sound coming from a phone rather than from pricey headphones or enormous speakers, which is, of course, incredible for a phone. 3. Screen. The screen is the subject of a significant amount of literature. What makes it stand out from other things? Have you upgraded to a Ferrari from your previous Zhiguli? The typical view, with all of its merits. 4. a camera that has accurate white balance in both artificial white light and natural sunshine (Be careful not to take photos while standing in front of lamps that emit cold and warm light). 5. Large capacity in the battery. costs an hour's worth of charging. 6. Installs applications in a hurry. Because of this, I have come to the conclusion that the chip on the video card is far slower than the CPU. a tupit is a term used to describe anything related to video effects. 7. Menus, a collection of applications that are not like those seen on a bald (clean) android (I saw it on the Nexus), but rather ones that are exclusive to my device. Installing almost nothing was required at all. ating to Android 8 were unable to distinguish between the two versions. A varied and satisfying assortment of sounds (alarm clock, ringtone, sms). There is a tape of the discussion that can be accessed here. recording of a sound made with a microphone that has a high quality. 8. I finally have access to a mirror! Some cons: 1. The sensor that is located at the bottom of the screen is having a few issues at the moment. I had a lot of trouble moving the icons about, and it was much harder to get rid of the application that was running at the bottom of the tray when it was full. 2. Cameras 2. On the right, you can toggle between the two. One appears to be a magnifying glass, while the other appears to be an antelope; nevertheless, neither of these representations reveals any true proximity. When there is even the tiniest movement, the camera in the picture distorts the image. Despite the fact that the video does not grease the wheels. Has difficulty seeing in dim lighting settings. It is not possible to snap a photograph that is in good enough quality.