Karthik MS

LG, in the smartphone business, was always an underappreciated company, even when it had best in class camera, a leather design even James Bond would fall in love with, curved display and what not!           When the rest of the world is catching up with catering to the needs and necessities of the public, LG goes out of its way to make a modular-ish phone, which comes with removable or rather replaceable parts. The bottom part of the phone pops off delicately at the push of a button, out of which comes the 2800 mAh battery, attached to the lower part of the phone and said part can be replaced with other parts like a camera module that has a shutter button, a ring to manually zoom in and out, a video recording button and a camera wake up button as well. The upside to this module us that it houses a 1200 mAh battery that adds to the already reasonably good one. yay for more battery This is just one, among many modules out there and private companies can jump ...

Let me start by saying that google played smart by making the 5X in LCD and the 6P in AMOLED. If the Nexus 5X made by LG had an AMOLED screen it would have clearly taken the throne for being a better phone ergonomically. But there is one more major factor that differentiates the 5X from the 6P that is the SOC. Unless one has used the 6P they can just not tell the difference in performance between the two devices. The 808 chipset on the 5X is plenty fast if one knows how to maintain a smartphone. Having said that, there is noticeable difference in the battery life of the two phones, the 6P clearly beats its little unidentical twin here. The 6P has a good battery in it which lasts a day for a heavy user, it comes with a great camera which google boasts of, having a 1.55 micron pixel sensor which makes sense on paper a lot more than a 21mp odd camera, the camera performs really well in low light conditions as well (when held steadily). It has a negligible bump that houses the camera, m...