LGG8S 4G Smartphone 128GB SIM-Free, 6.2" Full HD+ Display, 6GB RAM, mirror black

I am using it for few weeks and cannot complain. I do a lot of stuff and have many apps on my phone, still it is fast and works with no issues. If you don't mind heavier phone and EU charger (got myself UK fast charger separately and it works super quick) Battery holds quite long. I would recommend without hesitation. Really decent phone, good value for money.

Excellent phone, sound quality is amazing. Better than my HTC M10, very impressive. Wow!!!!

I like the big battery, the decent amount of RAM and storage and the OLED screen is nice too.The Google assistant button seems a bit pointless to me, though it can be disabled, it's frustrating that it couldn't be reassigned to something I find more useful.My main gripe with this phone is the enormous "notch". Honestly it would be better described as a channel. It covers at least 70% of the width of the top of the screen. What's left on either side is a very small area weirdly referred to as "New Second Screen" in the settings. Unfortunately, this tiny amount of space is no-where near enough for the notification bar to fit in and you are given no options to relocate the notification bar anywhere else to make it more useful. The result is that besides the clock (which I haven't worked out how to turn off), the WiFi Status, the phone network indicator and the battery icon, there's only enough space left for 2, that's right, JUST 2 NOTIFICATIONS. LG could fix this problem in the software by extending the notification area below the notch, and I have made this suggestion. As it is, this limitation is infuriating.The Always on Display (AOD) is a small part of the OLED display which stays active while the rest is off to save battery in standby. It shows the clock, the day/date and a few notification icons. Here, we have the luxury of 3. Unfortunately, if you have an application which tries to communicate its status to you through adjustments to the notification icon (like the xdrip+ blood glucose monitoring app I use does, drawing numbers on its own icon so I can see levels at a glance without having to open the full app), you'll find these are always hopelessly out of date since the icons images used on the AOD are clearly not refreshed in a timely fashion.

It wasn't new, as advertised.

An awesome phone, excellent camera and lot of features compared to other 855 based mobile.The only con is that it's still running Android 9. Hope LG provides updates to Android 10. Come on LG!

I got this to upgrade from my LG G5, which I really liked but it was getting a bit out-dated/laggy. I like the user interface and the LG's innovative spirit so I wanted to stick with the LG brand for my next phone.I am quite surprised how underrated this flagship phone is as I am very happy with my LG GSs Thinq. It is a sleek looking phone with great build quality. The OLED display is clear and vibrant and the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor ensures smooth running of the phone. The camera is great and was the biggest improvement from my LG G5.The phone comes with a transparent gel case in the packet which is great as it turns out it is quite difficult to find a case and a screen protector for this model in the UK. Mine came with an EU charger, not the UK one.At £328 from Amazon (at the time of purchase - June 2020) it was a real bargain and great value.