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LG G2 Review

LG Mobile Philippines made a lot of effort to bring the LG G2 to the Philippines just weeks after its global announcement back in August. In a span of 47 days, the G2 was finally launched in the country. Check out our full review of the LG G2 below.

By this time, you would think LG would have decided how its flagship handsets would look like. Samsung has long settled with the looks of their Galaxy line, Sony with its Xperia and even Nokia is pretty much contented with the Lumia design.

LG on the other hand is still experimenting. On one hand, it would seem as if the company is still looking for a design identity (the Optimus 4X HD, Optimus G, G Pro and G2 have very little in common with their design).

On the contrary, LG’s approach in refining their handset design signature means that consumers will constantly get a new and refreshed look every time. It could land in their favor especially to the eyes of consumers that have been flooded with similar-looking Galaxy devices from Samsung for several years now.

Design and Construction.

In its effort to create a different user experience, LG made very bold moves with the design of the G2. Unlike most other handsets where the physical controls are found at the base of the front panel or around the edges, the LG G2 took the completely opposite direction.

The power button and the volume controls were moved to the back of the handset, just below the camera module. The new location might seem awkward and senseless at first but once you start using the device, it becomes very natural. 

When you hold the phone in the normal portrait position, your index finger tends to rest at the back of the handset. This position fits the placement of the power button and the volume controls. The action becomes more natural in time.

The body of the G2 is entirely made up of some type of thin yet solid piece of polycarbonate material. The front panel is completely covered with thick glass panel without any physically buttons at the front so most of the area is solely allocated to the screen itself.

The back side is curved and tapers towards the edges. This curved shape allows you to hold the device firmly and comfortably with one hand. A thin glossy film wraps a diagonal pattern (much like the threads in a regular jeans).

There’s a thin silver trimming that runs around the sides that highlights the rounded shape of the device. The stereo speakers are found at the bottom end along with the micro-USB port and the 3.5mm audio jack.

Display.

The G2 sports a 5.2-inch display; it’s the one only of this size in its category but it looks like the body is no different from the usual 4.7 to 5.0-inch handsets we’ve tested before. This is because LG managed to shrink the chassis while increasing the surface area for the screen. The result a very narrow bezel and wider surface coverage for the display.

With a full HD 1080p resolution (1920x1o80 pixels), the handset offers one of the most impressive display quality in any smartphone in the market. That brings the pixel density of the screen to about 424ppi. High quality images and videos render quite nicely on the large screen. Same is true with web browsing.

LG uses a Tru-HD IPS+ display which offers better color reproduction, consistent and accurate colors, impressive viewing angles.

We zoomed in closer to the display panel using a magnifier as well as a macro lens on a dSLR and saw the pixels to be equally spaced, neatly packed and very bright.

OS, Apps and UI.

The G2 runs on Android 4.2.2 Jellybean and enjoys a lot of the recent improvements and enhancements introduced into the platform. As usual, LG added it’s own skin customization (called the Optimus UI) on top of the OS.

The UI has improved quite a bit from its previous iteration found in the Optimus G. We especially liked the enhancements on the lock screen as well as the option to re-arrange the soft menu buttons (see screenshot of menu arrangement below).


Aside from the trio of usual buttons — Home, Back & Menu, additional soft keys can be included like Quick Memo and the Pull Down Menu.

The keypad and keyboard layout are pretty simple and straightforward. The keys are spaced well apart but the size of the individual keys seem a bit smaller than we hoped it would. Nevertheless, the spacing and size of the virtual keypad/keyboard are just right for one-handed operation.

With the absence of the power button in the usual places where most consumers are familiar with, waking up the phone or putting it to sleep required a different action or gesture. This is where the double-tap becomes intuitive — tap the empty space of the home screen twice to turn off the display; tap it again twice to wake it up. This KnockON feature works most of the time but in some instances, we had to repeat the action to wake it up.

You can still use the power button if you want but the double-tap action seems to be more intuitive and natural. We have not encountered any accidental activation of this function when the device is stowed away in the bag or the pocket.

There are a few other gimmicky gesture functions we’ve observed but they seem to require a bit of getting used to.

Multimedia and Camera.

It’s obvious LG has put a lot of effort to make the multimedia features of the G2 more compelling. The large full HD display and almost edge-to-edge screen makes it a really nice movie player — compact yet large enough screen real estate.

The dual speakers found at the bottom end of the device are actually very loud, bass is just enough but the crispness and clarity with music playback is really good.

The 13-megapixel camera of the G2 is also pretty interesting as it’s probably among the first to offer OIS (optical image stabilization). To test this out, we took some time to take shots under low-light conditions and even almost no light sources except the subject.

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In the sample HD video below, we shot a lighted fountain at night and also recorded at 60fps (see at 0:19 seconds).

We will let the photos and videos above speak for themselves.

Performance and Benchmarks.

To demonstrate the sheer power of the LG G2, they’ve incorporated an option for superfast full HD 1080p video recording at 60 frames per second (see sample video above). The device is very snappy, fast and smooth we could not ask for anything more. The generous 2GB memory allows for a multi-tasking and simultaneous apps running in the background without taxing the system too much.

We ran our usual set of benchmark tools on the device and got an impressive set of results. The Quadrant score topped at 19,061 while Antutu Benchmark gave it an over-all score of 34,056, one of the highest we’ve ever tested (perhaps as high as the Note 3 and Xperia Z1).

Under Vellamo benchmark, we got a score of 2732 on HTML and 965 on Metal. As for NenaMark 2, we got a a core of 58.6fps.

Across all four (4) standard benchmark tests we do, the figures we got were on the top of the scale and is certainly an impressive one.

We normally just use NenaMark 2 to measure the relative speed on the graphics based on frame rates, we thought of running 3DMark as well to give a better appreciation how the Adreno 330 chip performs. Score with 3DMark puts it at 9,807 running on Ice Storm Extreme.

Call Quality, Connectivity and Battery Life.

The G2 does very well with call quality and messaging — voice quality is excellent, thanks to the active noise canceling mic; speaker volume is fairly loud, SMS conversation is swift and timely. We’ve never had any problems with voice and SMS in the two weeks we’ve been using it.

The device comes complete will all possible wireless connectivity — WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, NFC and LTE (where frequency band is compatible).

The LG G2 is compatible with Globe’s LTE network and as such, we’re able to enjoy super fast mobile internet speeds.

Our usual tests in areas where there’s LTE connectivity (The Fort and Makati City), we would clock as fast as 25Mbps downlink and 6Mbps uplink. We have yet to test the device with a Smart LTE SIM.

As for battery life, the built-in 3,000mAh Li-Ion battery surely added more hours to the handset. On a single full charge, we were able to last for more than a day’s worth of moderate usage, up until noon the following day.

We also did our standard battery bench and managed to get as long as 9 hours when playing a full HD 1080p video at 50% brightness and 0% volume. That’s pretty much the longest battery life we’ve seen on any Android handset.

Conclusion.

There’s no question that the LG G2 is the best smartphone LG has ever had. The powerful hardware, nice display, great camera performance and really good battery life makes this handset a pretty compelling one. As for the placement of the power and volume buttons, it’s an acquired taste. LG definitely has a winner in the G2.

The LG G2 is now in stores with a suggested retail price of Php29,990 or Php27,490 for straight or cash payment. It will also be offered by Globe for free under Plan 1799.

LG G2 specs:
5.2-inch 1080 x 1920 Tru-HD IPS+ LCD display, 424ppi
Corning Gorilla Glass 3
2.3GHz quad-core MSM8974 Snapdragon 800
Adreno 330 GPU
2GB RAM
32GB internal memory
WiFi a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, WiFi Direct, DLNA
Bluetooth 4.0 A2DP
GPS w/ aGPS support
NFC
HSPA+, 4G LTE 100Mbps
13 megapixel camera with LED flash, OIS
Full HD 1080p video recording @ 60fps
2.1Mp w/ front-facing camera
Android 4.2.2 Jellybean
Li-Ion 3,000mAh battery
143g (weight)
138.5 x 70.9 x 8.9 mm (dimensions)

What we liked about it:
* Good build quality
* Great performance
* Impressive display quality
* Very good camera performance
* LTE support

What we did not like:
* Power and volume controls need a little getting used to

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Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

159 Responses

  1. Avatar for FanBoy FanBoy says:

    Kakukuha ko lang kaninang umaga! Hanganda! Si HTC Butterfly tuloy hindi ko nagamit buong araw! lol Exact price is Php 26,305.00 sweeeeeeeeet!

    • Avatar for ching ching says:

      sir, 16gb or 32gb? di kasi malinaw yung nsa site ni kimstore

    • Avatar for AsusFan AsusFan says:

      16GB version yung kay Kim…

    • Avatar for FanBoy FanBoy says:

      32GB

    • Avatar for AsusFan AsusFan says:

      Deym! Last time kasi nag inquire ako 16GB daw kaya di ko na pinatulan…

      Anong mga kasama sa package brader? Ano warranty nyas???

    • Avatar for FanBoy FanBoy says:

      Just a piece of advice when dealing with any online seller, best way to communicate is by e-mail ;) (don’t want to get in to the details). Anyway, here are the contents of the box:

      charger
      microUSB cable
      quad beat 2 earphones
      product documentation & warranty
      microSIM card tray pin
      1 year LG warranty

  2. Avatar for Kami Kami says:

    I just read a comparative test on various flagship phones’ camera. Here’s the link from cnet

    http://asia.cnet.com/smartphone-camera-shootout-apple-iphone-5s-vs-htc-one-vs-lg-g2-vs-samsung-galaxy-note-3-vs-sony-xperia-z1-62222509.html

    Point? Well that this LG G2 is at par with Iphone 5s.

    So i guess i agree with abuzalzal that in deed its camera is excellent.

    Im actually in love with the LG G2. If only its waterproof just like the Z1…

    • Avatar for FanBoy FanBoy says:

      http://asia.cnet.com/smartphone-camera-shootout-apple-iphone-5s-vs-htc-one-vs-lg-g2-vs-samsung-galaxy-note-3-vs-sony-xperia-z1-62222509.htm?fb_ref=fbw

  3. Avatar for Kami Kami says:

    Kakatawa how people all of sudden reacts how iphone/ios fanatics bashes android related articles when most iphone/ios articles are bombarded by ridicule from them.

    Come on people, cant have a taste of your own medicine?

    Stop coming clean!

    Anyways, this phone is an amazing android phone. LG did awesome with this! PERIOD!

    Oh wait. I hope software updates are already on the way, because if not, same fandroids will come bashing their own!

    CHEERS PEOPLE! HAVE A HEALTHY CONVERSATION!

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      “Kakatawa how people all of sudden reacts how iphone/ios fanatics bashes android related articles when most iphone/ios articles are bombarded by ridicule from them.

      Come on people, cant have a taste of your own medicine?

      Stop coming clean!”

      NADALE MO!! SWAK NA SWAK!!!

      OUCHHHHH!!! haha!

  4. Avatar for abuzalzal abuzalzal says:

    Excellent Camera, top-flight specs, Gorgeous screen,Big battery, significantly Cheaper compared to other flagships.

    G2 > Z1

  5. Avatar for Kami Kami says:

    I read a few reviews about LG G2 that the only con on this device is its new power and volume buttons. It seems that they dont seem to get used to it. They find the buttons to small. But nevertheless the phone is still a beast and can definitely compete with new android flagships.

    I think, that was from cnet, t3 and tech radar among others.

    But hey, given its price point, obviously its an excellent buy! :D

  6. Avatar for Dan Dan says:

    I just went to Globe a while ago and asked them if they’re gonna offer G2 soon, seems like have no idea about it.

    hmm if the retail price is 26,490 at the LG concept store, i wish Kimstore would do a price drop to their G2 that is worth 26,305 hhihihi

  7. Avatar for www.kusina101.com www.kusina101.com says:

    This is a tough phone to beat. kulang na lang ng shock at waterproof. kaya love ko pa rin ang nokia 3210 ko. kahit mahulog sa inidoro, patuyuin mo lang ok na ulit. nyahahaha!!

  8. Avatar for ralph ralph says:

    note3/s4 killer \m/

  9. Avatar for g pro g pro says:

    Guys, I already asked the price of G2 in LG store. The cash payment is 26+ and 29+ if credit card. It’s not 27+.

    The 26+ price is 32GB. The review is correct. The phone is really amazing. =)

    • Avatar for kimchi kimchi says:

      Ang Korean version nito ay expandable to 64 gb micro sd (removable ung back casing)pero 2600 mAh ung battery anyways great fone,ung price na 32 gb hindi rin nagkakalayo sa Pilipin version

  10. Avatar for abuzalzal abuzalzal says:

    Please care to verify kung Php27,490 talaga yung 32GB variant, thx.

  11. Avatar for FanBoy FanBoy says:

    Akala ko crack sa screen yung wallpaper lol

  12. Avatar for suigeneris suigeneris says:

    Can you dismiss the soft buttons or are they permanently on the lower part of the screen? This may cause problems when gaming.

  13. Avatar for Jay Jay says:

    At first glance I thought there was a cracked screen…..LOL

  14. Avatar for bajigjig bajigjig says:

    Review nyo naman yung Moto X. :D

  15. Avatar for bry bry says:

    nice specs and battery pero yung user interface ng LG rip-offed na Touchwiz

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      halos lahat naman ng UI ng android phone makers ay pareparehas.

      kopyahin ba naman sa iOS. kaya nga nademanda at pinagbayad pa yung isang phonemaker eh.

    • Avatar for bajigjig bajigjig says:

      ^
      ^
      ^
      Apple a$$ kisser detected.

      UI ng Android ang pinaguusapan tapos isisingit yung panggagaya kuno sa iOS?

      Palibhasa inferior yang iphone against the G2.

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      inferior ha!! haha!

      sa paper lang naman superior G2 mo, pero sa actual test, kamote!

      ebidensya ko?

      eto oh… isa lang to!

      http://gigaom.com/2013/09/19/tests-show-iphone-5s-a7-chip-is-dual-core-still-beats-quad-core-android-competitors/

      sabagay, hanggang tambakan ng core, ram, pixel density at screen size lang naman ang alam ng mga lagdroid phonemakers.

      palibhasa unoptimized kaya dinadaan na lang sa taas ng specs. duh!! smartphone yan noh, hindi PC para tambakan mo ng cores at RAM!

      at ano na bang napatunayan ng G2 mo? wala naman di ba?! sige nga? haha!

      ouch!! haha!

    • Avatar for Unggoy Ka! Unggoy Ka! says:

      @ewe:

      Bobo mo brad, LG G2 Article to, hindi iOS Article!

      Layo ng comment mo.

      Please enumerate how you can enjoy iOS kung hindi mo ijailbreak yung device mo?

      Bibili ka sa Apple Store ng App? Come on! You will think twice, no you will never think at all spending more than a dollar just to buy an App.

    • Avatar for zarne zarne says:

      @ungoy ka @ Ewe. Android OS are for techies who like customizing. As for jailbreaking the iPhone, I think that this is the last thing that most iPhone users would do. Who would want to risk fooling around with the 600-800 dollar phone. As for buying the apps,if they can afford to buy the IPhone it would be ridiculous to complain about the cost of the App. The hardware in LG G2 looks very nice. Perhaps when Google starts to tighten up the Android OS security I would consider buying this phone.No offense to any android OS user, just my personal opinion.

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      @Unggoy ka!,

      ay!!! haha! ang taas ng IQ mo brod!
      yun nga lang Ignorance Quotient.. hahaha!

      asaan ang reading comprehension mo?

      ay!! bakit ko pa nga pala hahanapin, sa comment mo pa lang, halatang halata ka na! haha!

    • Avatar for fu fu says:

      bobo naman ng link ng binigay, sa browser lang lamang ang iPhone 5s.

    • Avatar for Xtinab Xtinab says:

      Ganyan talaga ang mga Apple Fans. Mahilig mang-bash ng ibang OS. Parang company mismo. Mahilig din mangbash ng ibang phone manufacturer. Wala na tayong mgagagawa sa Apple fans. Prang Cancer yan. Kumakalat sa buong lipunan.

    • Avatar for Unggoy Ka! Unggoy Ka! says:

      @ewe

      Reading Comprehension? Ulol! Sino kaya bobo saten, bat mo sisingit iOS dito at bat mo cocompare?

      Enumerate mo muna ung na eenjoy mo sa iOS?

      Pbgay bgay ka pa ng link, wala namng kwenta.

      Halos ng gngmt ng apple devices naka jailbreak ang phone, unless they care about warranties.

      Then sbhan m sken bat naisingit yung iOS dito, fil mo? Hahaha! Kung mambabasag ka sa isang post, definitely dpat kasing tibay mo si abuzalzal!

    • Avatar for bajigjig bajigjig says:

      @ewe

      Oh look, another link! Are you that stupid? DO you even understand what you posted? Browser tests. Yay the iPhone won! Yay! LOL

      Balik ka nga muna sa elementary. Bawal patanga-tanga dito.

    • Avatar for bajigjig bajigjig says:

      “palibhasa unoptimized kaya dinadaan na lang sa taas ng specs. duh!! smartphone yan noh, hindi PC para tambakan mo ng cores at RAM!”

      @ewe

      So you admit that your iphone is inferior to the G2! Ha! Nilaglag din ang sarili.

    • Avatar for bajigjig bajigjig says:

      @zarne

      What do you mean by “tightening the security more”? For now I think Android is secure enough. Although time will tell if this security is enough.

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      sa reasoning pa lang kitang kita mo na ang mentalidad ng gullible fandroids oh! haha!

      sabagay, kung hangang dun lang talaga ang kayang abutin ng utak nila, wala na tayong magagagawa!

      palibhasa hainan lang ng phone na sangkatutak ang core at ram, nagkakandarapa na, kahit di naman talaga kailangan! haha!

      lalo na yung bajigjig!! secure enough daw oh. hahaha! saliksik din brod kahit walang time, palibhasa nauuto ka eh.

      http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/27/4666080/fbi-dhs-study-says-android-fragmentation-leads-to-malware-exposure

      http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/09/06/android_malware_spotting_hitching_a_ride_on_mobile_botnet/

      http://thenextweb.com/google/2013/08/26/internal-us-government-memo-warns-authorities-about-android-malware-threats/

    • Avatar for LoL LoL says:

      @ewe: hahaha, AppleFanBitch detected, Trashtalk Mode 100%. Now I see why some forums ban Filipinos… I hate being dragged into the dirt by Filipinos like you who act childish and immature on the internet. One lesson I cherished from my parents??? If you don’t have anything good to say, just shut your mouth & keep it to yourself! . Not because this country is democratic you are free to troll around! God! For once I wished I’m not a Filipino.

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      hahaha! nakakatawang nakakaawa yung mga gullible fandroids oh.

      pikon! haha!

      di nyo naman pala kayang idepensa argumento nio eh, kaya napipikon na kayo!

      opps! ang pikon talo!!! haha!

      wag kasi kayong pauto!

      tapos mapipikon kayo! hahahahaha!

      @LOL,

      basahin mo post mo, ikaw mismo binabatikos mo sarili mo! hahahaha!

    • Avatar for LoL LoL says:

      @ewe: see you on Judgement Day friend :) bring your iDevices along ‘kay?

    • Avatar for Unggoy Ka! Unggoy Ka! says:

      @ewe

      Your comment sucks especially comparing iOS device in this article.

      Ikaw kaya yung pikon, lumalaban ka pa, mag-isa ka na lang.

      Taena G2 Article to, ikaw ang utak dukha, naka apple device ka na filing mo sosyal ka na?

      Naka iPhone5 din ako at s4 pero I dont brag the iOS na mas ok sa Android, taena let’s face it mas maraming advantage ang Android at mas reasonable yung pricing nila.

      Hind ko banas sa iOS pero banas ako sa mga kupal na kagaya mo?

      Henyo ka? Sang Banda? Pa link-link ka pa, PWE! Prove it using your own words!

      SASAGOT PA YAN! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      @Unggoy ka!

      hahaha! Brod, wag na mangatwiran pa, lalo ka lang nalulubog sa kumunoy.

      Kitam? Napapamura ka na?!. hahahaha!

      Wala ka naman palang binatbat eh. Pipitsugin ka naman pala brod!

      LOL!

    • Avatar for wew wew says:

      ang bobobo ng mga nagaaway dito ang bottomline dito walang mas maganda o mas pangit between iOS at Android…oo nga sabihin natin na para malaman knug anu ang mas maganda eh paramihan ng unique features…pero sa huli user experience at preference pa rin yan…bat mo pipiliin ang isang android device,(for ex. sgs4)kung pangtext at tawag mo lang naman edi waepek din ung mga “bloatware apps” nya…bat ka rin naman gagamit ng iOS Device kung gusto mo siyang icustomize at imodify ng matindi kung di mo naman magagawa dito? tska isa pa di enough ang paramihan ng unique features…dami ngang features ng phone mo eh kung iisipin ok lang na wala kasi di naman siya essential.mas ok pa ung phone na iisa lang ang unique feature pero maituturing mong priceless dahil ang laki ng naitutulong nito sa buhay mo.at huli totoo naman na ang idea ng UI ng android eh galing sa iOS,pag balikbaliktarin mo man ang mundo eh talagang nanggaya pa rin ang android.un nga lang ang android eh inimprove nila ng inimprove unlike iOS nagstay pa rin sila sa ganun.

    • Avatar for bajigjig bajigjig says:

      @ewe

      Nu ba yan panay ka naman link. Ginoogle mo lang yan eh. Diba iOS a**-kisser ka? Bakit puro Android sinasabi mo?

      Syempre yun nga ang basehan ng pagiging “smartphone” eh, powerful hardware and specs and how the phone works and delivers. Nakakita ka na ba ng flagship phone with mediocre specs, with the exception of the iPhone, meron pa bang iba?

      Sa security naman, targeted palang nga daw eh. Ang bobo mo naman kasi. Panay kalang Google. Kaya ko nga din gawin ginawa mo eh. Type “malware ios” and voila, links to the rescue your stupidity!

      Totoy naman e, napalayo na tayo eh, wag kasi puro Google at relinks ha.

      G2 > iPhone 5 or 5S or whatever iPhone. :D

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      humirit pa si bajigjig oh. hahaha!

      palibhasa nasupalpal kaya kung anu ano na lang sinasabi. kahit di ka makamove-on brod, wag naman yung kung anu anong palusot na lang, ayan tuloy, lalo kang nalulubog sa kumunoy ng kahihiyan! LOL!

      google? yay! bing at ask ang search engines na gamit ko brod, hindi google, palibhasa yata google lang alam mo. haha!

      ganyan talaga pag uto uto, kung anu ano na lang ang ikakatwiran pag napalpal!

      pipitsugin ka rin naman pala brod eh. siguro ikaw din yung isang pipitsugin sa taas, nagpalit ka lang ng nick?

      hmmmm…. aminin! bwahahaha!

    • Avatar for ewefanboy ewefanboy says:

      @ewe: pki search mu nga sino gumawa nang A7 chip nang apple? :-)

    • Avatar for makelovenotwar makelovenotwar says:

      ang a7 chip ay gawa ng samsung,
      and to think of it bakit ba nilabas pa ung multi cores and high ram?
      kasi nga the features that LG,SAMSUNG, HTC ETC. added to every of their flagship phones needs multi core and high ram para magfunction ng maayos,WALANG LAG.
      wag na kayu mag Bash sa isat isa, kasi ung specs naman ng phone depende din naman yan sa features nito eh,tyaka marketing strategy na rin nila yun. what matters is pumili tayo ng phone na talagang nakabase sa likes, sa lifetyle and sa needs natin diba? :D

    • Avatar for bajigjig bajigjig says:

      @ewe

      There you go again with your usual tirade of uncivilized words and yet no explanation or defense form your part? But improving ka na. Wala kang pinost na link. Hahaha

    • Avatar for Unggoy Ka! Unggoy Ka! says:

      Ulol! Ikaw ang mangatwiran.

      Me 5s review, compare mo dito.

      dun mo ihirit ang iOS mo, huwag dito.

      Eh gusto ko magmura, magmura ka rin. Haha!

      Before u post, tignan mo kung me kakampi ka ha? Hahahaha.

      SASAGOT PA YAN! HAHAHAHAHA

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      @ewefanboy,

      nakisawsaw ka pa di mo naman naiintindihan sinawsawan mo. wag ganyan, baka asido pala yun basta ka sumawsaw eh nalapnos pa balat mo! haha!

      kaunting sentido kumon naman dyan, kung meron man! lol!!

      di naman kung sinong gumagawa ng A7 ang isyu dito.

      Samsung ang gumagawa nun,yun naman ang pakay mo di ba? haha! Eh ano ngayon kung samsung ang gumagawa? sino ba ang nagdesign nun? saka binabayaran naman ng apple ang samsung, di naman nila hinihingi lang yun. haha!

      duh! wag naman mag engot engotan kuno! kasi halata namang engot talaga! haha!

      isip isip din kahit walang time… haha!

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      @bajigjig,

      uncivilized words daw oh! hahahahahahahahahaha!

      balikan mo previous posts mo, kitang kita dun na sibilisadong sibilisado ang pananalita mo. LOL!

      (opps! reversed psychology yan, baka akala mo…) hahaha!

      saka parang di ka yata asar sa last na post mo. sabagay ganun talaga pag napapalpal at di kayang idepensa ang argumento, natatauhan!!!. hahahaha!

    • Avatar for ewe ewe says:

      @Unggoy Ka!

      ay!! naman!!! nag i engot engotan lang yata kuno talaga, hahaha!

      brod, nangatwiran ka pa, sablay na naman eh. di naman kung may kakampi o wala ang isyu dito eh! sentido kumon naman brod, kahit kapiranggot lang, kung meron ka!! ano ka ba? maawa ka naman sa sarili mo. hahaha!

      saka brod, kitang kita na eh.. loser ka brod! loser ka!! sa latest post mo, kitang kita na na talunan ka!! pikon ka na, talunan ka pa! haha!

      wag ka nang humirit pa brod!! Lalo ka lang nababaon sa kumunoy eh. kung anu ano na sinasabi mo eh, maawa ka naman sa sarili mo!! hahahhaha!

    • Avatar for apolfanboy apolfanboy says:

      @ewe:

      kaya nga pina search niya kung cnu gumawa nang A7 chip ng apple kasi puro lang search yung ginagawa mu.. puro links lang naman yung pinagbabasihan muh. :D

      pasok ka din sa school pag my time.. ! :D

  16. Avatar for AsusFan AsusFan says:

    Yung 27,490 po ba ay 32GB variant or baka 16GB lang.

    I inquired sa Kim****e and 16GB lang yung ganyang price range nila.

    9/10 to for me… :-)

  17. Avatar for deuts deuts says:

    Looks interesting?!

  18. Avatar for wew wew says:

    maybe the best smartphone on earth so far…dabes kasi wala siyang cons kahit isa…d ka na magrereklamo sa hardware dahil talagang maganda…kahit plastic siya di naman cheap tignan ung nilagay na con sa review eh nilagaya lang cguro ng yugatech para may con kahit isa lol hahahaha

  19. Avatar for abuzalzal abuzalzal says:

    Thanks for the review boss Yuga!

    really attractive price point for what it does

    eto na lang imbes Note 3 hehehehehe

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