What
do you think could make a phone a great phone? There are a dozen
measurable factors and a dozen more that are purely subjective. In 2015 there
are a lot of excellent choices for an Android phone, both flagship and
entry-level. Simply put, these are the best Android smartphones you can buy. It
takes a heck of a phone to dethrone a champion, but that's what we've got in
the LG G4. We've reviewed it
and been working with it for a month now and it's truly a winner of a phone.
Not that you'd go wrong with any of the other phones on this list.
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LG-G4
LG’s flagship phone keeps getting better. For 2015’s model, the LG G4 keeps
the QHD display but gets the bugs worked out and makes the colors pop like
never before. It also keeps the expandable microSD storage and removable 3,000
mAh battery at a time when most other phones have done away with both.
But most impressive about the G4 are the optional leather backs, and the
quality of the camera, which absolutely holds its own with the likes of
Samsung’s own excellent cameras. The laser autofocus is fast as ever, and a new
sensor helps reproduce colors more accurately. Plus you now have full manual
control and can shoot in the RAW format.
The G4 software, while still imperfect, has improved a good bit and takes a
flatter, more Material Design feel.
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