Although Nexus 5 and LG G2 share some characteristics, the differences that separate the two teams are actually pronounced, and is that the Korean company has followed very different lines for designing your own product and device manufactured Google Custom . Today we collect a number of materials that can give us the keys to the path through each of the terminals.
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Nexus 5 is a kind of little brother (or cheaper version) of G2. No doubt LG has a special affection in shaping its flagship vessel while the terminal Google is guided by a completely different concepts. Let’s see them more closely.
size and design
In G2 , is clearly seen that LG wanted to offer the largest possible screen in a standard size phone. This is a trend we have been appreciating for some time, the size of the high-end equipment has not changed much, however, most of them will win inch generation after generation. The Korean firm has done a spectacular job in this regard.
Nexus 5 part of this philosophy and although his appearance may turn out to be similar to the LG G2, we believe its general lines are closer to those of Nexus 4 , looking for greater continuity and identity feature Google’s products. This terminal does not have such an extremely polished design. It has a thicker profile and also broader frameworks.
aside the position of the physical buttons, the back shows some divergence. Both teams use plastic to build but while LG G2 offers a crystal-like appearance, the soft touch of Nexus 5 remember again to other Google products like the Nexus 7 (2013) or 10.
Screen Display
This is an area where we can also appreciate differentiating shades. Obviously, the size is significant. The LG G2 has 5.2 inches , while the Nexus stays 5 4.95 . Both have the same amount of pixels 1920 × 1080 , so the ppp rate reaches a somewhat higher density in the terminal Google (445 vs 423).
also both start from the same IPS-LCD technology , however, in terms of sight appreciate how LG has worked more on optimizing the panel their own equipment . There is something very significant, but as he commented on the video screen to tilt both can be detected more color distortion in Nexus 5 .
Cameras
chamber both devices is almost identical in specs. The only difference is the higher resolution in the case of the LG G2, which reaches 13 Mpx , while the Nexus 5 freezes 8MP . Where do find different approaches is in the field of software. The G2 has a lot more options and filters capture . Nexus 5 love their photosphere .
Operating System and Interface
The sharpest difference is seen in this section. The Nexus 5 has the latest version of Android, the 4.4 Kitkat, which integrates Google Experience Launcher , with unique features for handling Google Now and a minimalist interface, pure and fast.
contrast, the LG G2 software can be a bit overdone and, like the Samsung TochWiz implements a large number of default functions that allow use advanced device. This terminal also provides a number of interesting customizations .
Moreover, LG has not reaped very good reputation as far as updates are concerned. Users of the Korean company often complain of receiving little attention in this regard. With Google we ensure receive deliveries following Android in a couple of weeks or a month at most.
Processor and Performance
This aspect could talk at length is that, although both teams have the same processor, Snapdragon 800 quad-core 2.3GHz, accompanied by 2GB RAM, the result in the test AnTuTu are usually very friendly LG G2.
The following video shows how the Nexus 5 gets a score of 25.000 points (even below a Snapdragon S4 Galaxy 600). The LG G2, however, reaches 31,000 points .
The explanation to this mystery may have to do with a matter of simple optimizations . Google surely terminal sacrifice some power for smooth consumption involved having Google Now always aware of our orders, while the LG G2 should not worry about such a contingency.
Anyway, a little later in the recording can appreciate how responsiveness and speed when loading pages is virtually identical, so, we should not give exaggerated importance to the results of the benchmarks. What gets lost in a section wins is another.
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