After LG went wild with the G5, this year's flagship G6 can't help but seem a little subdued by comparison. That's alright, though: It's full of notable improvements, from the water-resistant body to the beautiful, extra-long screen. Plus, the dual-camera setup feels a lot more polished.

Gorgeous 18:9 display; Solid performance despite older chip; Dual camera offers lots of flexibility; It's water-resistant

LG's interface still isn't for everyone; Disappointing battery life; Plain industrial design; Unimpressive audio

I've gone through some phases with my smartphones. I switched over to Android with the HTC Hero. It was then a succession of HTC handsets before I switched to a Samsung Galaxy device, but since then I've been firmly glued to an LG device.

The LG G6 is an all no killer, no filler smartphone that sees LG going back to basics with resoundingly positive results. Any initial pangs of disappointment at seeing the G series' rogue instinct tamed to such a harsh degree in the design stakes are immediately swept away by the beauty of its...

The LG G6 is a decent flagship, with a functional design and nice camera. It's really an adequate phone as far as flagships are concerned. The only problem is, flagships should be more than just adequate.

IP68 Certified: Water and Dust proof; Ergonomic; Nice display

Sub-par performance; Battery life should be better

The number 5 seems to be quite problematic for the Koreans. Samsung faced some of the worst reviews ever for a flagship product and one of the worst sales performance in their flagship Galaxy S line-up with the S5.

Surprisingly Small and Ergonomic Design; Great Build Quality and Durability; Water and Dust Proof; Beautiful Display with Unique 18:9 Aspect Ratio; Great Video Stabilization; Good Quality Camera; Great Audio Output

No 2.5D Curved Glass; Excessive Noise Reduction for Still Photos; Not Great Battery Life

When it comes to premium smartphones, LG is not the brand that easily makes it to the top of the list. The company's latest flagship smartphone ‘G6' tries to change that as it competes with the likes of Samsung Galaxy S8, Google Pixel and Apple's iPhone 7 among others.

G6 is Very well Made. Very good in terms of User experience. Its a very different but pleasing shade of blue not too loud. It's a Buy. No point talking about pros and cons. Its is a very well made Flagship and cuts no corners. Only could have added a few more ringtones by default.

There's no faster, better way to subtly insult a kid than by giving him a participation award. "Congratulations," it says, "you at least showed up, but you didn't do well enough to win any important trophies.

Beautiful; huge screen; Attractive design; Good performance

LG's software design; Small power button is fiddly; Cameras are only acceptable

Big changes for LG this year but these are changes that made sense and pointing to a more concrete identity. They've been experimenting for the last three years and this time, we think they've got it right. We hope they stick to this philosophy and improve on them moving forward. Nothing fancy.

* Beautiful design; * Gorgeous display; * Great performance; * Water-resistance; * Quad HiFi DAC; * Great battery life; * Very nice dual camera setup

* No wireless charging for PH units; * More expensive than before

Have had this new LG G6 only 5 days as my old LG G3 packet up with a blue screen, I had phone for 4 years and I loved it as it did everything that I wanted. So I was very sad about this but my New LG G6 is nearly the same but 100 times better.