Further, the phone has no expandable storage. The G2's 3,000mAh battery is inaccessible. The GS4 is thinner than the G2.Įverything is sealed in. The device feels about the same as the GS4, though it's a bit thicker, which I dislike. The seams looked tight and nothing was loose or creaky. The build quality was decent on the units we saw today. Such surfaces often collect fingerprints and felt a bit greasy. The plastics have a glossy finish that both Rich and I dislike. They are cheap-feeling plastics similar to those used by LG in the G Pro. The materials are OK, and about what I expected from LG. They are nice and smooth, which helps the G2 feel more comfortable. I like that the sides of the G2 are completely devoid of buttons of any kind. The difference between the shape and texture means it is easy to tell which of the three keys you're pressing. The volume toggle buttons have some texture to them and are a bit flat, while the screen lock button is smooth and has a rounded shape. There are three buttons, one for volume up, the screen lock button, and one for volume down. The button itself is directly below the camera module. To me, using a large, fat button on the back of the device felt decidedly un-natural. LG said it made this decision based on watching human behavior and where we all place our fingers naturally on a phone. One of the biggest design changes made by LG was to move the power button and volume toggle to the back of the hand.
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