LG G3 Review!

Display Resolution

The LG G3's display is a standout feature, boasting a resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels, which translates to over 530 pixels per inch. This level of sharpness surpasses many other smartphones, including those with 1080p displays, making it one of the sharpest screens available at the time. Marques Brownlee notes that while the high resolution is impressive, its practical benefits are limited as apps and games haven't yet caught up to utilize this sharpness 1.

The resolution is not going to make a huge difference now because apps and games and wallpapers don't take advantage of it yet.

--- Marques Brownlee

Despite this, the thin bezels and overall design make the phone visually appealing, even if the resolution's full potential isn't realized immediately 2.

   

Color and Contrast

The LG G3's display, while sharp, has some shortcomings in color accuracy and contrast. Marques Brownlee points out that the colors appear slightly off, with a pink or warm tint, and the contrast ratio is not particularly strong 2. These issues affect the overall visual experience, although the design and thin bezels still make the phone attractive.

It looks a little bit pink or a little bit warm to me when compared to an HTC one.

--- Marques Brownlee

Despite these flaws, the LG G3 remains a compelling choice due to its sleek design and high-resolution display, which is expected to become more advantageous as more content becomes available to leverage its capabilities 2.