The leather will undoubtedly bed in with age, but there’s no evidence of that just yet, and it hasn’t lost its sheen. For the past few weeks, the G4 has gone case-less in my pocket and bag, and the leather (and screen, actually) have suffered no ill-effects. There are never any fingerprints to clean off, it doesn’t cling to the inside of your jeans pocket, and is apparently very hard wearing. It’s a world apart from the cold indifference you get from a plastic-backed G4. Unlike Samsung and more like Vertu, LG has used real leather on the G4, and it feels fantastic it’s warm, soft, tactile, and classy. It’s like ordering a new BMW with a cloth interior: a decision that’ll save you cash on the day, but one you’ll question every time you get in the car later on. To own an LG G4 with a plastic rear cover should be a crime. Do the right thing, choose the leather model
With an impressive camera and more user-friendly software, the G4 makes a strong case for being the dark horse smartphone that could make waves and surprise many in 2015. The Nexus 5 and G3 proved that LG could play with the big boys, and the G4 expands on that notion, improving features that optimize the user experience in tangible ways.
Its archrival Samsung has captured a big chunk of the phone market, and LG has spent several years chipping away at Samsung’s mighty presence. “Life’s Good” is LG’s tagline, but life has been tough for the company’s mobile division.
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