LG G Flex 2 specs

The LG G Flex 2 takes what we got from LG's first flexible phone and pumps it up for 2015. You get the same sort of look and feel — a large-ish phone that bends but doesn't breaks when you put pressure on it. But LG has addressed many of our chief complaints of the late-2013 model and has brought forth a phone that sits nicely between the LG G3 and what we expect to see in the company's flagship device for 2015.
These, now, are the complete LG G Flex 2 specs.
Category | Features |
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Display | 5.5-inch 1080x1920 Plastic OLED (403 ppi) |
Operating system | Android 5.0 Lollipop |
Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 at 2.0 GHz |
RAM | 2GB or 3GB LPDDR4, depending on region |
Storage | 16GB or 32GB eMMC, microSD card |
Rear camera | 13 megapixels with OIS+, laser autofocus, dual flash |
Front camera | 2.1 megapixels |
Network | 3xCA, 300Mbps theoretical max |
Battery | 3,000 mAh non-removable with quick charging |
Size | 149.1 x 75.3 x 7.1-9.4mm |
Weight | 152 grams |
Connectivity | Wifi 802.11 ac, Bluetooth 4.1, USB 2.0, NFC |
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LG seems to be stuck on that 3,000 mAh battery... Posted via the Android Central App
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3000mAh sounds like good sweet spot for a 1080p 5.5in phone. Add in the quick charge tech and you've got yourself some nice battery life.
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That's about right for a 1080p screen that size...
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With it running the 810 and only a 1080p display...battery life should be pretty great actually.
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It's battery life should be great. And it's performance should be insanely fast with the SD 810 too Posted Via the Unrivaled Note 4
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3000 mah battery should be good enough. I got OnePlus One running on a 3100 mah (though slightly larger but on a Snapdragon 801) lasting good 3 days on a single charge with light to medium use. Flex 2 has 810 clocked at 2.0 Ghz. It should put out an excellent battery life if properly optimized by LG.
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Yeah, and after a year of heavy use (500 charge cycles) that non-replaceable 3000mah battery will feel more like a 1500-2000mah battery(!) Unlike my 1-year-old Note3, whose battery I just replaced, since I'm keeping it another 6 to 12 months. Night & day diff. Can't wait until Li-Ion batteries are replaced by a tech that doesn't degrade over time, then I might consider an internal-only device.
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DDR4 ram? That's not a typo? Posted via Android Central App
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Man I need this phone like right now! Posted via the Android Central App
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Nice to see the Snapdragon 810 reaching the market! DDR4 RAM is faster, right? Posted via the Android Central App
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Faster yes, but more significantly, more power efficient!
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I bought a Flex (first gen) and promptly exchanged it and then promptly returned it. Even though the phone was excellent its 6 inch screen was not bad (even though it was slightly larger for a normal use and handling) the curved screen made it look smaller than it actually was. Reason I exchanged/returned it was the display. I guess this P-OLED is not mature enough like SMOLED. Looking at the screen it seems like there is dust on the inside of glass. But that's how the screen is. I exchanged it for a new phone and that had the same problem. Some reviews mentioned this issue too. So I returned it for a LG G3. Looks like Flex 2 is using the same screen technology. I hope LG has figured out a way to improve the display panel. If they have, then I am in for one when available.
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16 GB of storage shouldn't exist in phones anymore.
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Don't know how they still get away with it, it's not like we don't all know how cheap storage is now a days. Posted via Android Central App
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any news on Qi Charging?
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Love it just need to know were my micro goes lol
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Every time you offer the specs on a phone, nowhere to be found is the gpu. Why are you half-assing the specs?...
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