Hands on with the LG G5: A modular phone with swappable parts

LG has long attempted to differentiate itself from the competition, but the company has sort of fallen short in years past. Last year’s G4 was a phenomenal phone, but it didn't stand out.

With the debut of its latest device at Mobile World Congress on Sunday, it’s clear that LG is trying an entirely different approach this year. Rather than lead its flagship reveal with a long list of specifications and the hardware it’s iterated on, LG is hoping you’ll look at the G5 and think of it as more than just its fifth-generation flagship. Instead, LG wants you to think of its new phone as a fun device. 

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