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#133997 11-Nov-2013 15:54
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I was just introduced to the LG Flex here in Wellington:



Nothing much to add, except that it's a beautiful screen and it looks great. I got a LG G2 to use for the next week or so...






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  #930799 11-Nov-2013 15:57
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So, the Flex is a 6" with 720p screen, and the G2 is 5.2" with 1080p screen, right? Do you notice that much of a quality difference in displays?



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  #930810 11-Nov-2013 16:04
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Not really but that was a few minutes with the Flex, indoors. I have the G2 here and I really want to use it outdoors - very disappointed with the Samsung S4 during the weekend. I found out my Nokia Lumia 1020 has a brilliant screen that leaves the S4 miles behind when it comes to outdoor use.




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  #930821 11-Nov-2013 16:09
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Yup, saw this model at the Big Boys Toys. Awesome device, LG folks were showing it off at the show.



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  #930822 11-Nov-2013 16:10
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Jealous. So does a 6" device feel that much bigger to you? I feel I could go a bit bigger than the Note 3 and still be ok.

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  #930824 11-Nov-2013 16:12
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Not bigger really. Much easier on the eye than smaller screens.




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  #933117 13-Nov-2013 14:24
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As it's name suggest, this phone does actually flex!

http://www.engadget.com/2013/11/04/lg-g-flex-video/

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  #933144 13-Nov-2013 14:39
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How you finding the LG G2? I have one on order that is farting around getting to me.

 
 
 

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  #933150 13-Nov-2013 14:42
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Looks like a beautiful device. I'm thinking my Note II replacement will be something like this.

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  #933242 13-Nov-2013 15:36
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It's an intersting concept, the flexing, did you get to actually flex it at all? What did that feel like?

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  #933256 13-Nov-2013 15:52
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You don't "flex" it - it's curved by design and never gets straight...

As for the G2 it's pretty interesting but support for LTE is disabled somehow (as I tested with a Telecom 4G SIM). I enabled the option via service menus, but it should really be on the phone by default as it is not locked to any operator.

Asked LG, will post when I find out more.




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freitasm: You don't "flex" it - it's curved by design and never gets straight...

As for the G2 it's pretty interesting but support for LTE is disabled somehow (as I tested with a Telecom 4G SIM). I enabled the option via service menus, but it should really be on the phone by default as it is not locked to any operator.

Asked LG, will post when I find out more.


How are you liking LG G2 after a few weeks of use now? The buttons, the 4G connectivity, etc.? Also where did you buy the phone from please?

Thanks,

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  #946456 6-Dec-2013 11:06
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I received the phone from LG. The phone had 4G disabled. Pretty good screen and it works fine. The button in the back was a bit strange. I've sent the phone back this week. There are other G2 users around here now who can give their impressions.




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  #946549 6-Dec-2013 12:55
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ithink:
freitasm: You don't "flex" it - it's curved by design and never gets straight...

As for the G2 it's pretty interesting but support for LTE is disabled somehow (as I tested with a Telecom 4G SIM). I enabled the option via service menus, but it should really be on the phone by default as it is not locked to any operator.

Asked LG, will post when I find out more.


How are you liking LG G2 after a few weeks of use now? The buttons, the $G connectivity, etc.? Also where did you buy the phone from please?

Thanks,


I've had one for about 2 weeks now and absolutely love it. The screen is brilliant, the camera the best on a phone outside of the Nokia beasts. Fast, quick, fluid. Great battery life. Recommend a case though as it can be a little slippery.

I got mine from einfotech.

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