LG G4 H815 Factory Unlocked Cellphone, International Version No Warranty, 32GB, Brown Leather
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- 2G: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, 3G: HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100, 4G: LTE 700 / 800 / 850 / 900 / 1700 (AWS) / 1800 / 1900 / 2100 / 2600 (Bands, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 17, 20, 28) ; DOES NOT work with Sprint, Verizon, U.S. Cellular and all other CDMA carriers.
- 5.5-inch IPS LCD Capacitive Multi-Touchscreen w/ Protective Corning Gorilla Glass 3
- Android v5.1 (Lollipop), Dual-Core 1.82 GHz Cortex-A57 & Quad-Core 1.44 GHz Cortex-A53 Processor, Chipset: Qualcomm MSM8992 Snapdragon 88, Graphics: Adreno 418 Graphics
- 16 Megapixel Camera (5312 x 2988 pixels) laser w/ Autofocus, optical image stabilization, LED Flash + Front-facing 8 Megapixel Camera, optical stabilization, HDR, stereo sound rec.
- Internal Memory: 32GB, 3GB RAM + microSD Slot Expandable up to 128GB
Brand: LG
Operating System: Android
Ram Memory Installed Size: 3 GB
CPU Speed: 1.82 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Screen Size: 5.5 inches
Resolution: 5312 x 2988
Model Name: LG G4
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 3G
Operating System: Android
RAM Memory Installed: 3 GB
Processor Speed: 1.82 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Color: Brown
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack
Form Factor: Smartphone
Biometric Security Feature: Face Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Additional Features: dual-camera;internationally-sourced;lte;touchscreen
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 128 GB
Front Photo Sensor Resolution: 8 mp
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 16 mp
Camera Description: 16 MP
Shooting Modes: Automatic, High Dynamic Range
Optical Sensor Resolution: 16.0, 8.0 mp
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 1
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Average Battery Life Talk Time: 19 hours
Screen Size: 5.5 inches
Resolution: 5312 x 2988
Display Type: LCD
Display Resolution Maximum: 5312 x 2988
Wireless Provider: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 3G
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: GSM, LTE
Brand: LG
Model Year: 2018
Built-In Media: Data Cable, SIM Tray Ejector
Manufacturer: LG
Global Trade Identification Number: 82
Battery Description: 3000 mAh
Item Weight: 5.44 ounces
Item Dimensions: 5.86 x 0.25 x 3 inches
GPS Geotagging Functionality: False
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~~~UPDATE AFTER OWNING FOR 3 MONTHS~~~ 11/26/2016 Edit: Works on Tmobile's 4G LTE. Skip to the bottom for instructions. It's a sleek and stylish phone with plenty of things going for it, especially it's camera. ***PLEASE go to you're local phone or electronic to store to see this phone for yourself. It's your money so it will ultimately be your opinion that will decide if you like it or not*** This is an in depth review of my thoughts, opinion and experience. If you don't like reading then skip to the bottom, but if you're like me and want something more than what every person keeps repeating on every review then continue reading. ~~I will be periodically updating this review as time goes on.~~ Day 1: The phone just arrived today and I've been 100% satisfied with my purchase. My first impressions was wow, the vendor, Wireless Place, actually sent a USA wall plug adapter. No clue of it's quality, definitely won't be trying it on my new phone but it's the thought that counts so they get kudos for that. The phone comes in a nice white and red box. I read another persons review that they didn't get the Quadbeats 3 headphones in their box, but mine came with it. Side note, those headphones are the nicest pair I've ever had. No clue about the microphone quality though. Back to the phone, it's very sleek and surprisingly light. I've only owned 1 smartphone before this, which was the Xperia Z and it feels lighter. The phone is curved so it feel amazing to hold. Coming from a square phone to this, it's like heaven. The leather back definitely adds style, grip and quality. If you don't mind that it's real cow leather I would recommend you get one in your choice of color. Be warned though, some of the different leather types also have different texture. The brown/tan I got, has a smooth finish. No clue about others, as I've said, please go to your local stores and see this phone for yourself. On the first startup, it runs a little warm. That's understandable since it's using a lot of processing power to boot everything and set things up for the first time. After that, I haven't experienced any heating issues. I did notice the phone get a little choked up on a couple points but that too is understandable since I was installing all my apps at one time. That issue hasn't reoccurred, either. The screen looks fantastic, and looks great in direct sunlight too. I love the UI and the icons of this phone. Usually I hate whatever preinstalled apps phone makers install, e.g. Sony, but LG did a fantastic job. The ones that they've installed are actual apps that I'll use like the notification board that tells you the weather as well as other info or the LG health that counts steps. Now for the best part and what many of us are intrigued about, which is the 16 megapixel f1.8 camera. It's safe to say that it's probably THE BEST or Top 2 of it's kind. I'm an amateur photographer and I shoot manually with film camera so I know my way around. This camera won't replace your fancy DSLR but it sure will put your point and shoot ones to shame. I need more time to play around with the manual mode but simple/auto produces some nice pictures. On top of that LG did a fantastic job in arranging the UI for the manual mode. All in all this phone is worth it, especially since this is $100-200 cheaper than other flags ships, I'm looking at you Sony. If you're like me and you don't upgrade your phone every year, then this phone might be it for you. Not only does it have expandable microSD storage, but also a removable battery. This is big coming from an Xperia Z which does have a microSD storage but not a removable battery. Using my Z for 2 years has made the battery inefficient, but now no longer do I have to worry. I can just go order another battery pack if anything happens to my LG G4 unlike Sony, Apple or Samsung. As of yet, I have no gripes besides the speakers being in the back. We will see if this remains true after the 1 week, 1 month and 6 month updates In short, this phone is great. I don't care about "premium build quality" (Glass and Aluminium). I care about practicality and this phone hits it right on the mark. If you get the leather back, it feels 10 times more premium then any other phone I've touched. The camera is fantastic, the screen is bright and colorful, the curved nature of the phone makes its to hold and on top of that it's at a great price compared to other brands. Also more importantly it works in the US with Tmobile! ***Edit T-Mobile 4G LTE setup(Step by step pics included): Yes in fact it does use T-mobile's 4G LTE data. You just need to manually set it in your data settings by choosing the network that says "GSM/WCDMA/LTE auto". Then click on "Access point names" then click "T-mobile GPRS" and finally click the VPN. Change the address to "fast.t-mobile.com". MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE DASH between Tmobile or it wont work. Then press the settings on the top right corner and save.*** ~~~UPDATE after 3 months~~~ 11/26/2015 As it stands, this phone is still great! Even though LG has released the V10 which updates and improves the things that this phone "lacked" such as a heartbeat sensor, fingerprint lock, manual video control and such. I still believe this phone is a great contender still. Most of the new features on the V10 aren't something I need. The phone has survived its fair share of drops, thankfully I have a Caseology Wavelenght case, which it does it's job. If you're experiencing charging issues with the phone, where it keeps disconnecting a certain positions, try buying new micro USB cables. I bought a 5 pack of Anker micro-usb cables and they've fixed the problems. The connectors on the micro-usb heads probably get worn down from all the connecting and disconnecting that it can't make a proper contact to charge. Other than that, I've found no issue with the phone. It'd be nice to get the Marshmallow update, but I don't mind. Lollipop 5.1 is very stable so I can't complain.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2015 by J
I loved this phone. Excellent phone which has removable battery, sd card slot, outstanding camera even compared to 2016 flagships (still one of the best as i'm writing this review), the brown leather back looks different and i liked it. Performance is smooth for my usage, i don't play games. Everyday average use is smooth and hardly i noticed any lag during my 10 month usage. No complaints about the seller or the shipping, i had a great experience. Now let me tell why i hate the phone i bought, i bought it without warranty, took a risk - i agree. And by 10 months, the phone went into boot loop. A hardware defect in the logic board (search for it in google). It is a known defect and the later batch from LG does not have this issue. I got the earlier batch (September 2015). LG replaces the phone if it is within warranty. What happens if there is no warranty? answer is, can't do much, LG doesn't even service my mobile even if i'm ready to pay for it. I love this phone so much that i repeatedly contacted LG customer care to find if there is a way i can get my logic board replaced. the only option they suggest is to contact the LG office/customer care from the country it is manufactured. Mine is from korea, bought it in amazon USA. So i had to contact LG - Korea. i quit. Buy it if the seller can guarantee that the model is from the later batch which does not have this hardware defect. you wont regret. but if you are not sure, stay away from this.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2016 by Arunkumar M S
Bought mine through "Quality Deals". Received within 3 days of ordering brand new in retail box. Comes with phone charger and headphones in box. GSM bands: 850/900/1800/1900 WCDMA bands: 850/900/1900/2100 LTE: 700 (b28)/200 (B17)/800 (B20)/850 (B5)/900 (B8)/1700 (B4)/1800 (B3)/1900 (B2)/2100 (B1)/2600 (B7) I have ATT in the US which uses 850 and 1900 (non-LTE) and 700, 850, 1900, 1700/2100. All work without issue. Note:Buying the international version will exclude you from the US promo expiring June 30th 2015 for 32GB SD card, extra battery and battery charger. To qualify, you must buy a carrier branded phone from an approved retailer. As to the phone, I'm coming from an HTC one M7, and the most striking change is the size. I'm still getting used to it, but it's manageable and so far, worth the added screen real estate. Camera is standout as other's have noted. I haven't seen a cell phone camera perform this well in such a variety of conditions. Screen is crisp, bright, and videos pop on the display. Viewing in direct sunlight isn't a problem. Speed: I haven't done anything to push the phone, but launching maps, swiping through apps, etc all execute instantly without any noticeable stutter. Battery is solid, not exemplary, but I can easily get a full day of heavy usage & all radios on (~3-4 hours screen on time) and is better than it was on my M7. Software: Knock on is nice to wake the phone with two taps on the screen, similarly, sliding your finger down from the top of the screen when off displays the notification bar to quickly check time/notifications without wasting battery. In the notification tray, I don't like the band of quicklaunch icons (which you can't reorder), the brightness slider, and volume slider. **Edit** You can adjust/remove the sliders and buttons, scroll to the far right of the quicklaunch buttons and click edit** They take up a ton of space and make choosing notifications when in landscape more difficult than necessary. Double tap volume down when phone is off to launch camera is nice. Dual window... I haven't used much as the apps it works with are limited. I haven't used other LG apps at all and have uninstalled what I could. Bloat is limited to LG bloat only and can all be disabled. Far less intrusive than carrier options. I'd like to be able to do more from my lock screen - with slide-lock enabled it shows notifications you can swipe away, shows the clock/date, quicklaunch for camera, and emergency dialer. Buried in the menu is an option to enable an "if lost please call/emergency" number on the lock screen as well. Lollipop: Notifications on Lollipop aren't ideal - I don't want popups for all apps and I want better control over sound notifications! - but this is a lollipop issue not LG. Disabling your lock code based on geography, wireless, bluetooth, & face recognition is great - although face unlock only works about 60% of the time for me and takes ~3 seconds to work. Hardware: I bought the brown leather version. The leather feels great and the phone very slim. You'd never know the back comes off as it's very tightly integrated. Feel is comfortable in hand (I'm 6' male, but have small hands) and the buttons located centrally on the back of the phone are a plus as they're easy to reach and all in the same place. Inclusion of infrared sensor is nice for controlling TV's etc - although I haven't had time to play with this feature. FM radio (only with headphones) is a nice addition as well. Overall very happy with this phone in all areas, I can't say there are any concessions that can't be fixed in later software updates from LG, Google, or potentially through rooting. I would recommend this phone to anyone OK with a 5.5 inch display looking to buy right now.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2015 by Jay F
So, I got this phone for the first time last September. I was in love with it, the camera is sooo nice and it was working great. Except less than a month after, the screen split in half and I could not see half of my screen. I was still under the return policy with Amazon so I got it replaced. I've had my replacement since October, so 6 months now. I thought that the screen mishap was just a rare thing. But, just a couple of days ago, my phone just died and been unresponsive since then. If you google that, you'll soon realize that it seems to be a common problem with this phone. I can't take it to my phone provider cause I didn't purchase the phone through them. I've called LG, but since it's the international phone, they won't help. When I called Amazon they directed me to the seller of the phone, who responded by telling me that they couldn't do anything about it. So, I just have a dead phone and no way to get it fixed or replaced. So, my advice is to not get this phone or make sure that it has warranty because you'll probably need it since it seems to break down after a couple of months.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2016 by Liz Manzano
Was looking to change from Verizon to Consumer Cellular which was first good decision, but had to get GSM phone. Wanted new phone but figure latest and greatest isn't worth the price. Wanted a FACTORY UNLOCKED PHONE! I've been in computers etc. for 30+ years but didn't want all the hassles of dealing with the intricacies of such a product and hoops carriers want you to jump through, I finally bit! I was presently surprise! Great phone no problems so far. Really didn't want to go through Google because I can't stand their business model ( going way of Apple and MS) but took the plunge. Most stores grit their teeth when you bring in a phone that they don't sell because their tech aren't as techie as they say. I found a pretty good ATT (carrier for Consumer Cellular) tech support he got my contacts transferred from Verizon and SMS phone to phone. I don't keep data on cloud, went well! Android updated to 6 ( MM as "cool" people like to call it) no problems...after about three days and the one trip ATT store being 45 miles away (not all live in crowded areas) all was running pretty smoothly without problems. Would give a 5 Star rating on phone and all but always room for improvement therefor the 4 star. _____________________________________________________________________________ Addendum: Dropped a star. Having some problems new Qualcomm Anker 3 charger been replaced and not working maybe software I have on but doubt. Totally shut off and trying to charge battery doesn't work either leave it on and at same as before. Charging is lousy worked at first. Update 6/20/2016 Anker 3.1+ Powercharge: Quickcharge does NOT sense correct charge...put regular USB2 HTC charger on it and at least it charged! Not Qualcomms quickcharge but pretty fast. Seems to be Ankers problem not phone Some other software glitches...... worried from other reviews. Is not the 506-509 reboot SN warned about, hope this isn't knockoff. Never dropped or pulled by USB but seems to be loosening up a little to fast.5 year old HTC never did this. Later.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2016 by Sam Spade
At first sight, the LG G4 looks like one of the market leading smartphones. I am pleased to tell you that that is what LG were working towards while crafting this product. They emphasized on areas they thought mattered to the people such as a quad HD screen, a 16mp camera, a 3GB ram and so on. Having to live up to its predecessor, the LG G3 which was crowned TrustedReviews’ phone of the year 2014, the G4 had big shoes to fill. In simpler terms, the G4 is what and Iphone 6S is to the Iphone 6. Its bigger, faster, better and stronger. This review would cover the functionality aspects of this product as well as the physical attributes. The functionality aspect will be broken down to hardware, software, display and sound, camera and battery life. Lets get started with hardware, the phone has a curved 5.5 inch IPS Quantum HD display. This screen on the G4 is sharper, more colorful and is more vibrant in comparison to the previous G3. The phone has no buttons mounted on it’s sides giving it a very clean, glossy look. All buttons are on the back of the phone making it easier to access all of them at once. The LG G4 is one of the few new smartphones that could have the back of it taken off. The LG G4 comes with a variety of decorated back cases. The main three choices are the ceramic back, the plastic back and the leather back which comes in three different colors ( Black, Brown and Pink). When the back is removed, a 3000 Mah Li-Ion batter is visible. Apart from that, there is a Micro SD card slot which gives the owner the choice to increase the storage memory on the phone. The speaker on this phone is positioned at the bottom part, on the back which makes it easy to cover by your fingers while using the phone. This is not the ideal position for it. This phone uses a snapdragon 808 chip Which enables it to function smoothly and support all the latest apps in the android appstore. It has a 3 GB ram which hints that it is going to be powerful being able to multitask (having many apps open at once) and has a good battery life to complement its ability. Apart from that, this phone has the feature that allows it’s owner to adjust its keyboard size according to the size of their fingers. One bad thing about it is it copied the Samsung’s dual window feature but hey, atleast they copied the good thing from it. Next, it enables you to set settings like opening the Spotify app as soon as you reach home and this is done by recognizing the wifi youre connected too. In conclusion, this phone is a product that lives by the phrase “Value for money”. It costs roughly 350-400 USD and does whatever a modern day cell phone could. I hope this review was helpful and you benefit most from this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2016 by Yusuf Hussain
Was a good phone while it lasted. The camera was really good and took some really nice photos. The only complaint is that it took a little while to focus and take the photo after the shutter button was pressed. I loved the design and I wish I could have kept it for longer. Unfortunately, like many others, the motherboard died on me, and thus made the phone completely unusable. Since it didn't have any sort of warranty, I was basically S.O.L.. Keep in mind that I had only owned the phone for 5-6 months when this happened. I highly recommend that anyone considering getting this phone get it through a cell phone carrier that offers some sort of warranty, unless you think it's worth the gamble of whether it will last or not.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2016 by Amazon Customer
These phones are the absolute worst. The worst money I have ever spent. It lasted all of 9 months for something I paid Wireless Place almost 600 dollars. The unacceptable part is that the phones suffered from a manufacturers defect also called the boot loop issue which LG has claimed responsibility for via a loose component in the device. Imagine that within one year the manufacturers warranty doesn't cover a manufacturers defect. I bought my phone internationally unlocked so I could use it on my trips. Because it was bought internationally unlocked LG US claims it can't honor the manufacturers warranty. This is absolutely unfair from LG and Wireless Place. Wireless Place must be able to send back an item suffering from a manufacturers defect and have it either repaired to replaced. Never buy any LG especially from Wireless Place.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2016 by keribyer