LG G3 Review CNET: G3 Catalyst Smartphone Drives $450M In Profits, 'Finally Gives LG The Edge To Challenge Korean Rival Samsung', 1440p Ultra-HD 5.5"Screen, Laser-Focus Auto-Focus Cam

LG G3 Review CNET. According to the latest reports about LG, smartphone sales are considerably up thanks to the recent launch of the 'iphone killer' LG G3. A LG G3 review cnet reveals that the smartphone has really given its rivals a challenge with more value for its money. LG has sold more smartphones this quarter than any in the last five years.

A look at the financial results for the Korean electronics giant showed that he L Series and the G series phones were big hits this quarter, the period from July to September. LG, which has the motto 'Life is Good' moved out 16.8 million units, while reeling in $450 million in operating profits. This figure is double the profits from last year.

According to the LG G3 review cnet, the LG G3 is what gave rivals the cutting edge competition, although individual phone sales didn't factor into the picture. The CNET LG G3 review summarized the LG G3, which released this summer as the catalyst "finally giving LG the right phone with which to challenge Korean rival Samsung."

Another CNET report said that LG's flagship smartphone has arrived at U.S. Cellular, making it the fifth U.S. phone carrier to sell on and off contract options to customers in October. The regional carrier will sell the LG G3 for $99 on a two year contract, while an option to buy the LG G3 outright would cost $500 or $20.84/month for two years.

"Getting the phone fills a G3-size gap in US Cellular's lineup. The first US phone to have a 1,440p ultra-HD screen and laser-focused auto-focus, the G3 is a model worth selling, especially since the 5.5-inch handset will do battle against the upcoming -- and pricier -- 5.7-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 4," reports CNET in its LG G3 Review CNET.