i wonder if this LG G Flex 2 can handle a 50kg arm...
actually which side can take more weight? the screen side facing down or facing up?![]()
I sure LG G Flex 2 can handle a 100kg

i wonder if this LG G Flex 2 can handle a 50kg arm...
actually which side can take more weight? the screen side facing down or facing up?![]()

dont matter in test how much LG G flex 2 can handle what matter is in real life situation how it can handleI sure LG G Flex 2 can handle a 100kg![]()
install custom rom on LG G flex 2 loBattery life seems not as good, any apps to increase battery?
The original G Flex delivered two days' use and the G Flex 2 managed the same. On full charge from 9am, the G Flex 2 generally made it to around 5.30pm the following day, so you can get two working days out of it.
In more intense testing using the Geekbench 3 battery test, the G Flex 2 scored a pretty decent 11-12 hours. It was a similar story when we ran a 720p HD video on loop with the brightness at 50%. That puts it in the same bracket as the iPhone 6 and betters the G3, which does have to contend with the fact that it packs a power-sapping 2K QHD display compared to the G Flex 2's Full HD OLED screen.
If you have a habit of forgetting to charge your phone overnight, the G Flex 2, like the Note 4, uses Qualcomm's Quick Charge 2.0 technology. This lets you get from 0% to 50% battery in less than 40 minutes. It fully lives up to that claim as well, getting you to full charge in just over an hour. Couple that with the G Flex 2's battery-retention qualities in standby and it's a good all-round performance.
Lol you anyhow read this thread you know what it's made of liao....
1. Self-healing plastic back
2. Gorilla Glass 3 I think on the front but can curve one
3. POLED screen
4. Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, but it throttles
5. 13MP camera with laser focus
6. 2GB of RAM in Singapore unfortunately
7. Full HD 5.5-inch screen.
Who thinks the G Flex2 would've been a much more popular phone if it had 3GB of RAM? 2GB of RAM seems so yesterday now...
Then now the rumour is that the G4 has 3GB of RAM but a Snapdragon 808 processor. Seems like we can't have the best of both worlds huh?
At least it doesn't edge halfway #whyedgehalfway![]()
usually LG like to give their best specification to their own korean market maybe that why our LG Flex 2 dont have 3gbhuh? we dont get the 3gb version?![]()
LG has their own models for the Japan market like the fl24 vl31..varaint of LG g3 but water proof and look betterusually LG like to give their best specification to their own korean market maybe that why our LG Flex 2 dont have 3gb
dont matter in test how much LG G flex 2 can handle what matter is in real life situation how it can handle
128gb microsd all class 10 leh~ where you find class 6 to put inside LG phone128gb microsd card if put in class 6 vs class 10, can see different in phone?
The self healing like not that good.[/QUOTE]QUOTE=trenzterra;93350399 Lol you anyhow read this thread you know what it's made of liao....
1. Self-healing plastic back
2. Gorilla Glass 3 I think on the front but can curve one
3. POLED screen
4. Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, but it throttles
5. 13MP camera with laser focus
6. 2GB of RAM in Singapore unfortunately
7. Full HD 5.5-inch screen.
Who thinks the G Flex2 would've been a much more popular phone if it had 3GB of RAM? 2GB of RAM seems so yesterday now...
Then now the rumour is that the G4 has 3GB of RAM but a Snapdragon 808 processor. Seems like we can't have the best of both worlds huh?
At least it doesn't edge halfway #whyedgehalfway![]()
The self healing like not that good.
128gb microsd card if put in class 6 vs class 10, can see different in phone?
For phone not much different128gb microsd card if put in class 6 vs class 10, can see different in phone?
Battery life seems not as good, any apps to increase battery?
The original G Flex delivered two days' use and the G Flex 2 managed the same. On full charge from 9am, the G Flex 2 generally made it to around 5.30pm the following day, so you can get two working days out of it.
In more intense testing using the Geekbench 3 battery test, the G Flex 2 scored a pretty decent 11-12 hours. It was a similar story when we ran a 720p HD video on loop with the brightness at 50%. That puts it in the same bracket as the iPhone 6 and betters the G3, which does have to contend with the fact that it packs a power-sapping 2K QHD display compared to the G Flex 2's Full HD OLED screen.
If you have a habit of forgetting to charge your phone overnight, the G Flex 2, like the Note 4, uses Qualcomm's Quick Charge 2.0 technology. This lets you get from 0% to 50% battery in less than 40 minutes. It fully lives up to that claim as well, getting you to full charge in just over an hour. Couple that with the G Flex 2's battery-retention qualities in standby and it's a good all-round performance.
actually nowadays people will use backcover for their phone so back self healing abit not much in use for LG Gflex 2 if only the self healing work on the screen or front area for G flex 2 it will be much betterWhy do you say the self healing of the LG G Flex 2 is no good?
Why do you say the self healing of the LG G Flex 2 is no good?
actually nowadays people will use backcover for their phone so back self healing abit not much in use for LG Gflex 2 if only the self healing work on the screen or front area for G flex 2 it will be much better
The quick charge technology, to be used, must it be used with a snap dragon approved charger or any 'high-speed' charger?
