Don't downplay the significance of this upgrade. It's not just bigger; it's also got a higher pixel count, higher pixel density, and higher contrast ratio. DisplayMate has officially dubbed the 6 Plus display the best LCD in a smartphone they've ever seen. And I'll take the superior colour reproduction of the 6 Plus' display over the over-saturated Super AMOLED Samsung uses anyday. AMOLED may look better for video games and action films, but LCD is the superior choice for regular use and photography.
I couldn't agree more. The 6 Plus has the best looking display on the handheld market. Nuff said.
Never owned a g3 but examined one in the store and the screen was clearer and sharper than my 6+.
Unfortunately, if there is any real flaw in the LG G3, it is the display. The goal of attaining a ~540 PPI has come at immense cost. Relative to the competition, the LG G3 definitely sees a noticeable reduction in battery life, although it’s still firmly above what we’ve seen from 2013 (Snapdragon 600) flagships. Outside of the power trade-off, the display doesn’t get particularly bright for daytime viewing. There are also issues with the saturation compression that causes obviously oversaturated colors in almost every situation. LG has also added significant artificial sharpening to the display image, which causes noticeable artifacting in some situations.
Wow, did we really need a new thread for this?Can mods move this to one of the dozens of others?
Agreed! My screen is awesome for reading and watching movies.