Buying a smartphone is almost a necessity in this day and age. Everyone has one and they allow you to access anything and everything that you might need at the drop of a hat. But you may not have the budget to go out there and buy the biggest and baddest smartphone. So, what do
The Asus Nexus 7 has to make room for the LG G Pad X 8.0 as the world’s most unappreciated tablet. LG released the popular tablet in 2016 and found great success by bundling it with major phone carriers. As a 4G LTE tablet, it was one of the few devices on the market that
The gap between high-end and mid-range smartphones is becoming narrower each year. With the ever-growing and intense competition, manufacturers are trying to squeeze as much as possible into their mid-range and even budget phones. The competition is fierce in the $400 price bracket, which is a good thing for consumers on a budget. Now they
When in the market for a new smartphone, it’s easy to get tempted by foldable displays, high-speed processors, and wireless charging, but do you really need these features to go about your daily routine? A better option might be to choose a mid-range phone with all the necessities than pay a premium for luxuries. Yes,
It’s not often that a high-end smartphone series can play ball with the big boys. The LG V20 entered the market with a lot of promise. For the most part, the company exceeded expectations for the entire line. The hardware and software of the LG V20 won’t beat down Samsung or Apple, but it does
Each year the stakes get higher in the smartphone market. The LG G5 was a game-changer when it was released back in 2016, but is it still as good four years on? Technology changes so fast that today’s hot ticket becomes tomorrow’s obsolete tech. The LG G5 comes with modular capabilities, meaning you can gain
The LG G6 is a great smartphone in a sea of other great smartphones. There is no wow factor with its specifications, but you won’t be disappointed as an owner. From a more dramatic perspective, this was the last mid-tier phone to come from the G series before its rebrand. As the alternative to the
The LG G7 ThinQ can be seen as a midcycle upgrade to the previous LG G6, sporting slightly upgraded features. While it’s not going to bowl over those who want the latest and greatest tech. It’s definitely going to appeal to those who want some fancy features in a very affordable package. Like most of
LG released the V series in 2015 to serve as their high-end answer to the smartphone market. Although the LG V10 was impressive, it still looked like a budget phone compared to the competitors. The release of the LG V20 put them on more even footing, and the LG V30 made things interesting. Not only
The main benefit of buying a smartphone such as the LG V35 ThinQ, is that you still get up-to-date features in a package that’s just a few years old. This is obviously not going to please the early adopters or those who want the latest and greatest, but that doesn’t matter to some, as the
For those out there who like the larger-than-life Samsung Galaxy Note 9 but are not exactly enamored by the price tag, there are options. The LG Stylo 4 includes a very useful stylus and runs the same operating system, while also coming in at a much more affordable price point. The LG Stylo 4 may
Remember the good old days when our smartphones had just one rear camera? Nowadays you’re a dinosaur if you don’t have at least two or more cameras with multiple functions. The LG V40 ThinQ has pushed this a bit further with five in total, wrapped around a lot of functionality and a cool design. But
