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LG G3 Review

Posted on May 9, 2015April 24, 2020 By Hulk

This month we’ve had an extended look at the LG G3 in its international edition, preparing for the USA-bound version(s) which will be launching later this Summer. What we’re seeing here is a phone that out-does the competition while it remains (somehow) humble in the public. It’s not for a lack of trying, of course, but for a lack of successful fanfare that most people we show the LG G3 to have never seen the handset before – it or its predecessor.

What phone is that?

This is the LG G3, and if you live in the USA, you’ve likely never seen one up close. Why are we reviewing one before it’s been announced for USA-bound carriers? Because LG sees the time period between their international release and their USA release as a make-or-break sort of period in the history of the device.
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