Curved Smartphones Are Silly: Hands-On With LG's G Flex 2

The LG G Flex 2 is highlighted for its unique curved design, which curves both top to bottom and side to side. This design is intended to enhance comfort when holding the phone or using it against the ear. The phone's display is slightly smaller than its predecessor, the G Flex 1, which LG claims improves comfort. The existence of the G Flex 2 is attributed to LG's capability to manufacture curved displays, showcasing their industrial prowess. However, the market demand for such a product remains uncertain.

What is the main feature of the G Flex 2 that distinguishes it from its predecessor?

How does the size of the G Flex 2's display compare to the original G Flex?

What claims does LG make about the comfort of using the G Flex 2?

What reasons does LG provide for the existence of the G Flex 2?

What is the uncertainty mentioned regarding the G Flex 2's market appeal?