LG G4c

A solid example of a mid-range phone, the LG G4c could be worse... but it could be better

LG is the fifth biggest smartphone manufacturer in the world and it’s currently competing with Huawei for fourth place after having been outpaced by the Chinese company. The Korean company has been in the smartphone market since the early 2000s and has been releasing new phones on a steady basis since then. LG has been trying to improve since the Optimus embarrassment a few years ago, and it seems to be just about treading water in the market. At first glance, the LG G4c is a solidly midrange smartphone, with a solidly mid-range price of £229.99. The hardware, software, camera and design are all good but lack that last little touch that would mark them excellent. It’s in at about the same price range as the Sony Xperia M4 Aqua or the HTC Desire 860, and while it’s a little more expensive than the Samsung Galaxy J5, which is close to its specs, it’s notably cheaper than the Apple 5C. So, how does the LG G4c shape up?

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