LG G2 A Better Smartphone Than the Samsung Galaxy S4

The LG G2 rivals its closest competitor, the Samsung Galaxy S4, in many ways: It has a better processor, camera and battery, but most important it's simply more usable.

The LG G2 breaks from tradition and puts the phone's On/Off button on the back of the phone, along with the volume buttons.

The LG G2 has a large, 5.2-inch screen, making it a bit difficult to operate one-handed.
The bottom of the phone has the microUSB port, headphone jack and speaker.
You can adjust settings on the LG G2 to make one-handed operation easier, but the large size of the screen still makes it awkward.
LG opts to include the Android home, back and app-switch buttons on the screen instead of making them physical buttons. The dial key is also prominent.
Put next to the Samsung Galaxy S4, the LG G2's LCD screen is superior in many respects except for video playback, where the GS4 excelled.
The LG G2 is on the left; GS4 on the right. The G2's 13-megapixel camera captured sharper detail and more accurate color than the GS4.
The LG G2 is on the left; GS4 on the right. Again, the G2 sees more detail than Samsung's flagship.
The LG G2 is on the left; GS4 on the right. The G2 is the better performer in low light as well.