LG G3

I'll admit, when I first laid hands on the G3, I wasn't sure. I wanted it to be metal (as it appeared to be), but it wasn't. I wanted it to be a bit smaller and more like the Nexus 5, but it wasn't. I didn't think I'd like the rear placement of the buttons, and I don't. But, like two cops with different ideologies forced to work together on a crime, before long, these perceived negatives turned out to be charming qualities. The smooth, curved lines of the G3 make it feel like a much smaller phone. Those rear buttons mostly just need some muscle memory to get used to. And that metallic skin: It might not be metal, but it sure looks better than the G2 (or any Galaxy phone). That just leaves the positives. The display might not be quite as impressive as I'd hoped, but it's still shines given the right content.

The camera is a great workhorse and will really turn out some good images, even under low light. All told, there's little to complain about, save for the fact that our test unit was a Korean-specific model (I'd like to test the LTE and see how the battery holds out). So, when we finally do know the price, we can make a better call, but assuming LG doesn't do something crazy, this should be one of the best Android phones you can buy right now.
Processor 2.46GHz good performance for multi-tasking Storage 16GB gives amazing benefits to store movies games picture attractive metal back panel with rear key is also good for selfie as well front 2 mp tap lock is another advantage of locking screen in new way display 5.5" inch experience is amaze

First of all, great look for a Korean phone, not the usual plastic feel it has got. A swell screen with a real thin bezel and the onscreen buttons add to the screen perfectly making it an 'all eyes' phone. This beast has got one of the fastest processor under its hood, and it works pretty good. Keeping upto the promise is a 3gb ram adding to the performance which makes it a complete package. Decent battery life keeps it on for a day,even under pressure of hardcore gaming and other multimedia. Movies are just great to watch in this 2k screen and sunlight legibility is also pretty neat. Hats off to the design, feels pretty good in the hands. Plus, the brushed fell it has got on the back, makes it a 'viewer'. If you are not a fan of quirky adjustments what the competition is providing, like water resistant or fingerprint sensor, and want some raw power and great display, I say you go for it