LG G6 smartphone review: A decent enough phone in isolation, but it can’t challenge a flagship I f you’re looking for a flagship smartphone, your requirements are very simple and very clear. You just want the best smartphone there is. There will be some leeway in this requirement of course; you might prefer Android to iOS, for example, but the fact that you want the best device is unquestionable. What you want is a phone with no compromise, a phone with exceptional build quality, a great camera, a great display and, admit it, something extra to brag about. The Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Apple iPhone 7 are unquestionably flagship smartphones. They’re the very best smartphones available in the world today. With the G6, LG is attempting to muscle its way into this select group. Unfortunately, I don’t think it’s quite managed to do that yet. Here’s why. Build and design: 7/10 In terms of materials used, the G6 is very sturdy. The front and back are covered in glass and sandwi...