Samsung Galaxy S8 VS LG G6: It’s All About Bigger, Wider & Fuller Screens

Samsung just upgraded its Galaxy lineup with Galaxy S8 and S8+ and prior to that LG has launched its innovative piece LG G6. Samsung Galaxy S8 and LG G6 have one thing in common, their fuller wider screens. Both the devices are gaining positive critics for their display experience.

While with typical Smartphone it is easy to talk about their design independently of their screens. LG and Samsung are entering into a new territory where the huge and expansive size of the display ends up inextricably with the rest of the hardware design. It's about the screen that matters for LG G6 and Samsung Galaxy S8.

LG G6 has taken the display experience with 5.7-inch 1,440 X 2,880 HD resolution which covers almost 90% of the phone body and leaving a slim row of sensors, camera, and earpiece. Side bezels remain the same, but the screen itself is very impressive that it takes the huge attention of the users.

While on the other hand, Samsung Galaxy S8 has is pretty impressive with its infinite display. The users can experience the screen like never before. Samsung has combined the idea of an ultra wide screen with 5.8-inch and 1,440 X 2,960 display with its fabulous curved-edge display fabrication.

The way the screen curves out onto the edges of the handset makes it appear significantly larger than LG G6's display. Although there is just 0.1-inch display between the two mobile devices, but Samsung Galaxy S8 has overtaken LG G6 with its impressive screen and features. Both the screens are also having similar features when it comes to round corners.

LG G6 has improved screen durability. Samsung's got a lot going for it with the Galaxy S8. The phone has got a flashier design and the edge comes to most of the hardware specs that we like a lot. While the LG G6 is every much appealing for the buyers for its certain features.