BlackBerry KEYone vs LG G6 By Jan Ole Helmbold

The LGG 6 and the by breaking one are very different phones on first sight. Well, they also own second, but people are still debating will to get the LG G stick on library, q1, a boring, kappa phone with high specs or productivity device like the key one. It's me Ola and this video will sign out which one's better. But again we have to take a break and sign colossal Kyoto UK because they provided the LG G 6 for me to test it and review it. So thank you so much for that. If you need a new phone or just interested, maybe in picking up another device go on their website cloth, Kyoto UK they have awesome offers they have so many phones and offers.

So as you need one just go there check it out. They have the LG G 6 and also all the back responds so do that. Link to their website is in the description box below the phones are very similar in size. However, as a g6 is noticeably thinner than the key one, the g6 is built from glass panels on the front and the back and an aluminum frame surrounding the device that makes it really slippery, and it feels like you're handling a piece of jewelry. The key one has a much better feel in the hands because it is a rubberized back, making it easier to hold, and it's also much dirtier.

The frame is also made from aluminum. The g6 only has three buttons on the whole phone volume controls on the frame and a power button on the back, which is incorporated in the fingerprint sensor, which is also something new. For me. The key one has four buttons: the power button on the left, floating controls on the right and in convenience key, which can be programmed to open any app on the phone. Both have a mono speaker in the bottom right corner, which can be easily covered, but it does have more of a mute effect on the LG G sit next to the speaker.

They use a USB connector to charge the 3300 William hour battery on the g6 and the three thousand five hundred million power battery on the key one battery life seems to be better than the key one, even though the g6 isn't that either with around 6 hours of screen on time. That could be because of the processor that is used in a t1. It is a Snapdragon 625 processor which in the file, but definitely one that is kind to your battery. The g6 is a Snapdragon 820 one processor, which clearly is newer and faster. You can see that, while opening apps on both phones, the g6 is generally a second or a tad quicker than the key one.

I, don't think that it's really noticeable in everyday life, but if you're all about power, the g6 is better. It also has a big advantage in terms of RAM or memory, with 4 gigabytes over the 3 gigabytes on the key one. It's able to keep apps running in the background easily, even though you're running other apps. On top of it, the key one has to reload those apps when they're not in use the biggest difference between those phones. Definitely, and obviously, is the keyboard and the screen size.

The key one uses a 4.5-inch full HD display with a resolution of 1080 by 1620 pixels and a PPI count of 433 with a 3:2 aspect ratio. The g6 has a much bigger 5.7 inch, quad HD display with a resolution of 1440 by 2880 pixels and a pixel per inch count of 564. So that's a lot sharper than the key one. The odd aspect ratio of 18 by 9 makes it kind of odd, but really easy to handle with one hand, because it barely has any bezels, and it's pretty narrow. The g6 definitely wins here.

It gets darker than the key one, but it's also much brighter in its normal settings. It's also much Java with almost 100 pixels per inch more, and it uses an AMOLED display which is battery friendly. The keyboard well personally, I think I have a clear winner here for everyone: who's used a physical keyboard before you will know their benefit accuracy, speed, quick launching, apps, swiping gestures and more I showed I hope you know about the keyboard on the key one. So just click in the top right corner to watch it. The LG G 6 is pre-installed.

Answering keyboard was a nightmare for me, so I install the vapory on-screen keyboard, so I can get to like them. Somehow both have a very clean and simple theme running on Android 7, the LG G 6 has access to the Google Assistant, which is very good and helpful. The key one doesn't, however, I'd love to see a better system then go for it. Gaming is also something the key one doesn't do too well. Specs would be good enough, but the small display and the keyboard on the bottom just make it bad for those things so which one should you take the LG G 6 or the bakery key one? For me, it's obvious I definitely take the BlackBerry key one I need advice that is 30, that I don't have to handle like a fragile eggshell and something that gets stuff done, something that is proper activity.

So, if you need a lot of multimedia, or you do a lot of social media value for LG g6 is a total you also. If you do a lot of gaming, it's also 116 euros cheaper than the LG then expected he wants currently in the German market. So if prices are saying, maybe you should take the LG G 6, but for me, it's obvious. I picked up a pricey one, so that's it a quick comparison between the by 3 T 1 and the LG G 6. If you like this, make sure you like the video subscribe to my channel.

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