After riding high on the success of G3 in 2014, LG Electronics has announced a bold comeback with the more powerful LG G4, latest flagship phone from the South Korean corporation.

LG with its newest flagship G4 strides a leap forward compared to other cellphone manufacturers in present times, as the G4 is stacked with some cool and incredibly bold features.

With expectations soaring high after the success of G3 last year, G4 would be looked upon as a classy sequel that we believe might fetch a good number of takers.

The most audacious move from LG here is the leather backing available in two colors, black and brown. Looking at the current mobile phone segment, LG's decision of fortifying the latest flagship device with leather backing is certainly a courageous move. 

With an upgraded and improved 16-megapixels camera wedged in the back, it clearly infers sharp, bright and splendid picture quality. In an era, where every phone manufacturing company is striving diligently hard to come up with the best camera smartphones, G4's 16-megapixels camera is a fitting reply here.

Adding to the camera's perk is the inclusion of color spectrum sensor as well as the feature of shooting and exporting in RAW format.

G4 greets the users with an all-new 5.5 inch IPS Quantum Display featuring F1.8 aperture camera lens, which the company claims is more efficient and enhanced in comparison to LG G3.

Apart from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor and 32 GB of standard storage, G4's another highlight is its removable battery. The ability to remove the battery was a must-have feature once, and we don't get to see it nowadays. Thus, LG's decision of having removable and replaceable battery for G4 might turn on the game again.

LG G4 will be going heads-on in the competition with Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and HTC One M9. However, with robust Google integration and improved user-interface, G4 seems to be a smart upgrade making it a great pick after the G3.

To conclude, LG claims the G4 to be a wonderful device to lay your hands on.

All we can say is wait and watch as how LG plays the game here!