A New Awesome Android For Me

[DrFiblorTheMerciless]

I currently have an iPhone 4s. I am buying on on contract with AT&T. I would like a smartphone with solid build quality and excellent snappy performance. A good battery life is pretty important to me, I would like a phone that I could use one-handed (I have long thin piano fingers so that should help). I don't care about a good camera, but I would appreciate expandable storage and a removable battery if possible and I don't feel like buying a phone with a 1080p+ screen because I don't particularly feel like supporting this stupid trend again if possible.

-DrFiblorTheMerciless

 

[boosted1g]

The LG G4 (or its predecessor G3) is a good phone, same specs as all the other flagships. LGs tweaks to vanilla android is fairly minimal compared to Samsung's bloated touch-wiz.
The only thing that does not fit your list is that it does have a 1440p display.

 

[DrFiblorTheMerciless]

The LG G4 (or its predecessor G3) is a good phone, same specs as all the other flagships. LGs tweaks to vanilla android is fairly minimal compared to Samsung's bloated touch-wiz.
The only thing that does not fit your list is that it does have a 1440p display.

What are some of the cons for the phone?

 

[boosted1g]

Besides being above 1080p resolution, it is a little larger then s5/s6 in size so that is a downside to some. Some people also dislike the back power/volume buttons. I like it after the first month I had my G3. The largest con is the display brightness is less then average which means you have to have the backlight on brighter when outside. If you work in an office then no big deal, if you are outside more then you are inside then it could be an issue that would reduce battery life.

Outside of that it is a pretty solid phone, I have the G3 and it has been great for me. Build quality is good, performance is good.