The compact yet premium design of the LG G3 S comes with a uniquely curved design for a better grip and metallic skin for minimalizing smudges.
The arc shaped design makes the sides much thinner, allowing easy one-hand control.
5" HD IPS Display
Enjoy life-like colours on the screen that is just the right size for everyday viewing excitement.
Smart Keyboard
The LG G3 S' Smart Keyboard makes you into an efficient typist. It is easy to use and is customized to fit your needs, providing natural navigation and reliable word recognition, while allowing you to adjust keyboard height and settings.
Quick Memo
Jot down important notes or personalize your pictures with advanced memo capabilities
Top comments
chancooluk
8 Mar 1617#1
This is severely cut down from the normal G3.
If you want a cheap LG, I personally think most people would be better off with the LG Spirit, which was released last year. It can be found cheaper than the G3 S, has a faster and more power efficient processor (SD410 vs SD400), includes many of the features from the G series (such as support for a QuickCircle case), and also includes an auto-brightness sensor, which is missing from the G3 S. Otherwise it's a match where specs are concerned.
M1sterDeeds
8 Mar 168#7
Because if your watching pron in bed at night and your mum comes in to bring in your warm milk, she isn't dazzled with pointy tatas.
ollie87
8 Mar 167#9
I don't think your reading comprehension skills are up to much dear.
I'm saying: "Why doesn't it have it?" Not "Why do you need that?!"
However congratulations on the funny and subversive comment, how brilliant of you.
cullies
8 Mar 165#11
etc.
Moto G is still better
the latest Android 6.0 not Android 4.4
better camera,
water resistanrt
All comments (31)
chancooluk
8 Mar 1617#1
This is severely cut down from the normal G3.
If you want a cheap LG, I personally think most people would be better off with the LG Spirit, which was released last year. It can be found cheaper than the G3 S, has a faster and more power efficient processor (SD410 vs SD400), includes many of the features from the G series (such as support for a QuickCircle case), and also includes an auto-brightness sensor, which is missing from the G3 S. Otherwise it's a match where specs are concerned.
plewis00 to chancooluk
8 Mar 16#16
Which is a shame, as it's only really Sony who do 'Compact' phones properly - Samsung, HTC and LG (the worst of the bunch) are all responsible for leeching off the flagship sub-brand and releasing smaller phones to the unsuspecting public.
purplegoldfish
8 Mar 162#2
8GB..... not one for me
rasdonny to purplegoldfish
8 Mar 162#3
and 1 GB RAM, very very poor indeed
ollie87
8 Mar 16#4
lulwut?
My Nokia 6680 from 2005 had that! Why would any phone now not have that feature?
aerodeck
8 Mar 161#5
Samsung j5 doesn't have one either from what I found when looking for a cheap phone for my wife.
The idol 3 4.7" deal posted yesterday is better for £99
Picard123
8 Mar 161#6
Not sure why people are complaining. It's a decent alternative to the Moto G etc.
Strong battery life, excellent call quality, better quality camera (with laser focusing) than most budget phones etc. As long as you're not planning to fill this phone with a ton of apps, it should be fine.
M1sterDeeds
8 Mar 168#7
Because if your watching pron in bed at night and your mum comes in to bring in your warm milk, she isn't dazzled with pointy tatas.
chancooluk
8 Mar 161#8
Mental isn't it. Especially considering the LG G3 S was once priced at £250! (It was never worth it though).
ollie87
8 Mar 167#9
I don't think your reading comprehension skills are up to much dear.
I'm saying: "Why doesn't it have it?" Not "Why do you need that?!"
However congratulations on the funny and subversive comment, how brilliant of you.
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Opening post
The compact yet premium design of the LG G3 S comes with a uniquely curved design for a better grip and metallic skin for minimalizing smudges.
The arc shaped design makes the sides much thinner, allowing easy one-hand control.
5" HD IPS Display
Enjoy life-like colours on the screen that is just the right size for everyday viewing excitement.
Smart Keyboard
The LG G3 S' Smart Keyboard makes you into an efficient typist. It is easy to use and is customized to fit your needs, providing natural navigation and reliable word recognition, while allowing you to adjust keyboard height and settings.
Quick Memo
Jot down important notes or personalize your pictures with advanced memo capabilities
Top comments
If you want a cheap LG, I personally think most people would be better off with the LG Spirit, which was released last year. It can be found cheaper than the G3 S, has a faster and more power efficient processor (SD410 vs SD400), includes many of the features from the G series (such as support for a QuickCircle case), and also includes an auto-brightness sensor, which is missing from the G3 S. Otherwise it's a match where specs are concerned.
I'm saying: "Why doesn't it have it?" Not "Why do you need that?!"
However congratulations on the funny and subversive comment, how brilliant of you.
Moto G is still better
the latest Android 6.0 not Android 4.4
better camera,
water resistanrt
All comments (31)
If you want a cheap LG, I personally think most people would be better off with the LG Spirit, which was released last year. It can be found cheaper than the G3 S, has a faster and more power efficient processor (SD410 vs SD400), includes many of the features from the G series (such as support for a QuickCircle case), and also includes an auto-brightness sensor, which is missing from the G3 S. Otherwise it's a match where specs are concerned.
My Nokia 6680 from 2005 had that! Why would any phone now not have that feature?
The idol 3 4.7" deal posted yesterday is better for £99
Strong battery life, excellent call quality, better quality camera (with laser focusing) than most budget phones etc. As long as you're not planning to fill this phone with a ton of apps, it should be fine.
I'm saying: "Why doesn't it have it?" Not "Why do you need that?!"
However congratulations on the funny and subversive comment, how brilliant of you.