LG Optimus G Manual User Guide - Before downloading the user guide, we recommend you to read the review first. Available from both Sprint and AT&T, the LG Optimus G touts a quad-core processor, 32GB of memory, and depending on the carrier a 13 megapixel camera, all for a suggested retail price of $200 with contract. Is it more than the sum of its parts? Brighthand takes a look.
LG Optimus G. The first impression that the Optimus G gives when coming out of the box is one of simplicity. It's a very minimalistic design: not a lot of curves, not a lot of flash to it, but it is very shiny. In an odd design choice, LG coated the back of the phone with glass as well as the front and the rear panel is a thin layer of glass over plastic. It looks cool, sure, but I'm not convinced how well that'll work out in the long run. Not only will you have to worry about twice as much glass to break in the event of dropping your phone, but dropping it will become far more likely considering that glass back also makes the thing very, very slippery to hold.
But the more you look over the device, the more you come back to simplicity. One micro-USB connector. No battery cover. No doors to access a SIM or memory card -- at least on the Sprint version I got, which I'll talk about later. Besides the screen and the rear glass, the Optimus G has almost no real design elements.
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