LG 6-inch phablet?

[VDub2174]

LG demoing a 6-inch QHD panel next week, 700 ppi displays coming soon | Android Central

After reading the above article I started wondering if a 6-inch display is too big. I currently have the Note 3 (5.7") and I'm very happy with the size.

I haven't had an LG device in a VERY long time but since the announcement of the LG G3 I've been interested to see what they have to offer. I usually stick to Samsung or HTC but sometimes throw a Moto device in the mix.

Is anyone else excited for this device? Will you hold off on the G3 for this?

 

[Golfdriver97]

My preference is on the smaller phones. The X was perfect. The G3 is very impressive though.

From a Carbon M8 and AC Forums app

 

[erwaso]

Might be for the G Flex 2 thats due out this year.

 

[CarrierPigeon]

I have a feeling that LG will make the 6-inch phone identical or smaller
than the current Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with 5.7-inch screen.

 

[Kilroy13]

FLEX 2 sounds like to me!

SENT VIA MY LG G-FLEX ON SPRINT, POSTED BY ANDROID CENTRALS APP....LIFE IS GOOD✌

 

[VDub2174]

I'm not 100% sure how I feel about the G Flex. It seems odd to me and I feel like I'll end up breaking it....lol

 

[Linh321]

I'd get the second iteration of the gflex

Posted via Android Central App with LG Google Nexus 4

 

[ErnstMach]

6" should be the absolute max for any phone regardless of bezel size IMO. Otherwise the phones will start to fuse with the tablets which would be silly.

Posted via Android Central App

 

[VDub2174]

6" should be the absolute max for any phone regardless of bezel size IMO. Otherwise the phones will start to fuse with the tablets which would be silly.

Posted via Android Central App

Agreed.

Samsung seems to think otherwise: Samsung's 7-inch 'phoneblet' makes its way to the FCC | Android Central

 

[mc4nam]

I am not sure if this is how evolution is supposed to work?

 

[VDub2174]

Isn't it crazy how trends change through the years? LOL