Customer Ratings & Reviews

I went from the LG G4 to the G6 because I broke my G4. The only thing I'm really missing on the G6 is the notification light. You also can't change the text windows for individual people anymore but that is a really petty complaint. Functionally the phone feels the same as the G4. The camera might be a touch slower to react but it does take nice pictures.

I really enjoy this phone. Battery life is good. I switched from note 4.

Nice phone for the price compared to phones like I-phone and Samsung.

Like the way LG designs their products. The layout is great. Easy to use and understand.

So far so good with this phone love the camera and features

Excellent phone,great battery life,made the best choice!

Great price, works as it should! I was glad to see that this was on sale!

I actually bought this for my grandson so am not using it but he is very happy with the phone. It was an easy set up to transfer his information from his old phone to this LGG6, he says it works great and likes the look and feel of the phone.

Bought this phone and a OtterBox box defender and 4 days later the rear camera glass cracked out of no where. The phone was never been dropped or struck. Took it back to Best buy and they refused to exchange it or repair it. If you buy their geek squad protection it will cost you 170.00 dollars to replace a 10 dollar part. Called Lg and they force you to send it in to Texas and keep it up to 2 weeks and refused to acknowledge that it is a factory defect that is know all over the internet for the G6, V20 and G5. They will charge you 150.00 dollars to replace the rear camera glass. I tried to purchase the camera glass from LG but they refused to sell me the part. You can only purchase the part on Amazon or eBay only in Europe and takes about a month to get it. I have always purchased my big ticket items from Best Buy and they let me down. I will never purchase a phone or anything else from Best Buy.

Phone has been great, two year warranty, solid build, water resistant, cool wide angle camera, no notch, headphone jack, everything you need. Decent battery, but if you need more than 4 hours screen on time, step up to a newer model. Clear phone calls. No lag. No complaints!

This is my third LG phone (G2, G3, G6) and I have loved all of them. This is by far the best. LG is even offering a free 2-year warranty. This is a no-brainer over any Apple or Samsung.

I have really liked this phone. I have pretty big hands so the screen is not a problem. Everything works well. The only annoying part is that even thought I got the phone on sale, I had to pay sales tax on the full price. That is messed up.

Really like the LG G6 so far, it is new about a month old for me and yes I would recommend it. I like its slender design as I have arthritis and need something easy to hold. It has a great camera and I enjoy that feature as well.

I have an Iphone 7 and Galaxy S8 +, and by far the LG G6 surpasses them both for me in pocketablity and over all feel, it has become my daily use phone since buying it and man was that deal great also kudos to LG and Best Buy

Been a long time Samsung user. Theyve been good but not a fan of the curved edges. LG G6 has all the same features at a better price, a 2 year factory warranty, and no stupid curved screen. Excellent job by LG

A flagship phone for (at the time) $12 a month? It's a steal. The phone itself is really nice, too... the screen is very nice, the battery life seems decent, and it has a microSD card slot. Every thing I need!

Was able to snag this gem for 11.99/month. The Galaxy S8 looked great as well, but couldn't​ beat the price savings. This is a great smartphone without all the goofy gimmicks. Does everything I want it to do.

Love this phone. Had tge LG v10 and switched to this. Even though its smaller I like it so much more. I no longer feel like I'm carrying a phablet around and it has great battery life and awesome pictures.

Built like a tank! Awesome 18:9 HDR capable LCD display.

I like the phone well enough except for one significant design issue. The on/off button is conveniently placed on the back of the phone but inconveniently placed very close to the camera lens that is protected by a very thin glass lens. Some people have reported the lens breaking without cause. Since you can't see the back of the phone when your looking at the face, it is easy to press on the lens instead of the button due to the close proximity. I missed the button and pressed on the lens and spent 120 dollars for the repair and shipping. I have an early release photo of the LG V30 and the button on the back is spaced much further apart from the camera lens.