This is the first LG device I have enjoyed since the Nexus 5 from years ago. Now we finally have an LG that exudes the build quality that comes with it's flagship status. Feels really great in the hand and actually feel like the premium device that it is. So far I don't have any real complaints.

Flat Screen; Great Display; Great Build Quality; Dust & Water Resistance; Unique Design; Minimal but balanced bezels; UI Speed

No Stereo Speakers; Older Gorilla Glass 3 for screen; No LED Notification Light

The G6 is a well-designed phone with a fantastic screen and camera, but it's going to have a hard time fending off Samsung's Galaxy S8.

Excellent compact design; Incredible HDR-compatible screen with unique proportions; Excellent app enhances an already great camera

Battery and processor are just OK for a 2017 phone; Some design quirks stand out

So, when can you actually buy this phone? We're not quite sure yet. LG hasn't revealed all the pricing and availability details as of yet, but we do know it's coming to the U.S. sometime this Spring. March 10 is when the handset is coming to Korea , and the current U.S.

Glass/metal build is great Excellent camera quality Wireless charging on the US model Solid; smooth performance Impressive battery life 18:9 screen is fantastic Thin bezels IP68 dust and water resistance MicroSD card expansion as standard

Speaker is weak Only one storage option for most regions Non-removable battery; unlike previous LG phones Glass attracts fingerprints and dust

The LG G6 proves that big-screen phones can come in small packages. It's the best Android phone you can buy.

Compact; attractive body; Large; beautiful screen; Great pictures from the dual-lens camera; Latest software with Google Assistant; IP68 water resistant

Audio can't match the visuals; All models need Quad DAC; wireless charging; and more storage

LG's G series has been getting better and better over the years. The modular G5 was an interesting phone that turned out to be great value once the price dropped (plummeted). Now here's the G6 which brings a spec sheet and features that aim to take on the best on the market.

Fast, Good battery, Good low light camera, Comfortable to hold; Great ergonomics, IP68 Waterproof

Selfie cam is poor; Audio quality is mediocre

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...

Using this phone for 3 days now. Very much satisfied and feeling good.

1; Wide angle camera, 2; Screen, 3; Double camera quality, 4; Fingerprint, 5; Always ON feature

1; Front Camera can be better, 2; Weight is 163 grams; Little higher

The LG G6 is an impressive Android phone that buyers cannot ignore. 2017 is not a Samsung only affair as LG clearly stepped up the game.

Impressive display with no exposed edges; Beautiful design that is easy to hold and resilient; Great cameras and options on front and rear; Wireless charging & quick charging; Water resistant

Only 32GB of Storage Included; Mediocre Audio Quality

A competitive threat Even taking into account the UI and the device's mild display issues, though -- the benefits of the fast, capable and beautiful flagship far outweigh the downsides. From a product perspective, it appears LG has achieved what it set to do.

Beautiful design; Good audio quality; Excellent wide-angle camera

Display sometimes unresponsive; Battery life middling; LG skin somewhat obscures stock Android

FullVision display The LG G6 has a really big 5.7" QHD (2880x1440 pixels) Plus FullVision display. This elongated display has a 18:9 aspect ratio showing 564 pixels per inch, meaning that there is more room for text, browsing and gaming.