Customer Ratings & Reviews

A great all around phone, minus the fact that it wouldn't hold to the ATT networks. IT kept slamming into "H" (HSPA) mode, which wont intake 4g or 3g properly. Clearly an issue with ATT network interaction, as ATT ruled it to be defective. I returned it for the Moto Z Play, which unfortunately repeated the same issue.

Going to buy another one. No other phone gives you so much for the price paid.

Phone has all the features I need. Works great with all my devices including Fitbit blaze several Chromecast devices BT speakers etc...

Everything works good for I needed, but battery life still not long enough.

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Overall good gadget..nice discount anyway, right before the g6 come out

Great cellphone with really cool features. For the price it is worth!

Loved it so much...this is the second one of the exact same model

I can't complaint it works and made a good early Christmas gift

I should have learned my lesson from my previous LG G4, which was a nice phone but boot looped after 1 year, got replaced by LG, then had severe battery drain issues (screen ate the whole battery in 4 hours). But, was otherwise a nice phone. And I loved the LG G2 until it just went dead after a year. But, I was tempted by the price for what is supposedly a top tier phone, and I took another chance. It is otherwise a very nice phone and I spent a day setting it up to my liking and all seemed well, and I was quite excited I got such a bargain. Until I noticed I wasn't getting any LTE signal and not even a voice signal at home where every previous phone on the same network never had any trouble. I did not give up quickly and did lots of experiments with it driving around and trying things, and going to various android forums to see if other people had the issue and what might be done. What I observed was the phone would sometimes get an LTE signal and it would be good for a while, and even have no trouble streaming video without any buffering. Then, for no apparent reason, it would decide that exact same location wasn't good and it had to switch to "H" (which is next to useless), or "no service". When it switched, it would not come back on its own no matter how much waiting or moving around I did. Sometimes, a reboot would bring it back into LTE for a while, then it would lose it on its own. Each time this happened, my wife's phone and my previous LG G4 still had a good signal. I tried Open Signal and other apps to analyze this and its as if the phone at some low level in its software just decides that a perfectly good LTE signal really isn't there, and it would drop it. On the forums, this seems to be a common problem. And, no one had any real solution. LG blames AT&T. AT&T blames LG. It appears to be some kind of design flaw and I know it is LG's fault. Fortunately, I was able to return this and I managed to convince the lady to not charge me the $35 fee. I then bought a Moto Z2 Force from Best Buy and it has been just terrific, no LTE problems at all.

I bought this phone as an emergency replacement for a G3. It takes a little getting used to but it's good overall value.

Great value on an Android phone. The young lady who helped me activate the phone was knowledgeable and patient.

Nice phone had LG phones in the past which made this an easy switch works great

Bought this for my mother as she didn't need any expensive smartphone but a good one nonetheless. Been great so far.

This phone has many of the same features as an iPhone. My daughter loves it. It's a little bigger than I realized though.

Left iphone in office. LG 5G much better than my old iphone 7 plus, even though the G5 is one or two versions old

This phone has a big screen to read email and watch video.

Needed good phone that is user friendly and this is it.

Why sell the phone when you don't sell the case for it.

I have my apple , now ive got LG. I want to see if it works for me. I will compare price/guality this item.