Glass front (Gorilla Glass 3), plastic back, plastic frameĥ.5 inches, 82.2 cm 2 (~72.5% screen-to-body ratio)ġ440 x 2560 pixels, 16:9 ratio (~538 ppi density)Īndroid 5.1.1 (Lollipop), upgradable to 7.0 (Nougat), LG UX 4 UI And this is using their automatic modes! Of course, using the long exposure of the G4 camera allow its set of photos to benefit even more by retaining a higher degree of detail.Versions: H815 (EMEA), H815TR (Turkey), H815T (Hong Kong), H815P (LATAM, South Africa), H812 (Canada), H810 (AT&T), H811 (T-Mobile), LS991 (Sprint), VS986 (Verizon), US991 (US Cellular) Network Luckily, noise is barely visible between them, but the S6 edge has details that appear smudgy – while the G4 maintains a decent amount of sharpness. Under low lighting situations, however, the f/1.8 aperture lens and new optical image stabilization (OIS 2.0) help to give the G4 the slight upper hand. For example, we can see individual blades of grass in the S6 edge samples in the background – whereas with the G4 image, it’s less pronounced, but still not bad either. It’s not directly visible per se, unless you zoom into the shot and compare them. Outdoor, macro, and panoramic shots are all handled well by them, especially when the lighting situation is agreeable, but after combing over their samples meticulously, it’s the Galaxy S6 edge that produces just a smidgen more detail. Not surprisingly, these two don’t disappoint with their qualities, dishing up plenty of sharp photos that are some of the best in the business.
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