The LG G3’s new 5.5" Quad HD (2560 x 1440) display transforms the smartphone visual experience at 4 times the resolution of HD. Stunning graphics and life-like colors seem to jump off the screen, showing imagery in its finest detail and clarity at 538 pixels per inch. When you think of all the ways you use your smartphone, don’t you want a full, clear view of everything?
The LG G3 fits a stunning 5.5” Quad HD IPS display into a handy smartphone form factor, delivering 4 times the resolution of HD with a superior pixel density of 538 ppi for breathtaking detail, along with the stunning, lifelike colors that IPS displays offer..
LG's G2 was a bit of an oddball when it debuted late last year. It had all the makings of a standard flagship Android smartphone—top-of-the-line internals, a beautiful display, and a capable camera—but it also brought something unique to the table: volume and power buttons that were curiously placed on back of the device. Despite the peculiar hardware design, though, the G2 was generally impressive. But with handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S5 and HTC's fantastic One (M8) on the market, LG had little choice but to go beyond interesting button placement to make sure its new G3 smartphone doesn't fall by the wayside in the incredibly competitive market.
So what did LG do? It dropped in a larger display with an astounding 2,560 by 1,440 resolution and wrapped the phone in a new, metal-like casing. Other upgrades are also in tow, like redesigned hardware buttons, an improved camera with an infrared laser for quick auto-focus capabilities, and a new approach to its smartphone UI, and the results are nothing short of amazing. While other flagships can be portrayed as mere iterations of their predecessors, LG's G3 has managed to evolve from last year's model, making for an all-around, more complete package.
So what did LG do? It dropped in a larger display with an astounding 2,560 by 1,440 resolution and wrapped the phone in a new, metal-like casing. Other upgrades are also in tow, like redesigned hardware buttons, an improved camera with an infrared laser for quick auto-focus capabilities, and a new approach to its smartphone UI, and the results are nothing short of amazing. While other flagships can be portrayed as mere iterations of their predecessors, LG's G3 has managed to evolve from last year's model, making for an all-around, more complete package.

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