The big handset winner at MWC 2016 earlier this year, the modular LG G5 has now landed on local shores. Does it continue its proud lineage, or does it fall short of (quite high) expectations? LG G5.

A nifty LED monitor can often be the unsung hero when doing some graphic design, playing games or simply working at the office. LG's new 23MP55 offering does all of the above. LG 23MP55HQ LED Monitor.

LG has impressed of late with its powerful flagship devices, but still needs a hero in the mid-range tablet market. Aiming to do just that is the G Pad 8.0, but does it succeed? LG G Pad 8.0.

Featuring more refinement than true innovation for its second iteration, the G Flex2 is the true high-powered phablet that LG has been striving for. LG G Flex2.

LG's G Watch R is the best Android Wear smartwatch we've encountered to date, but something is still missing as wearables look for their champion. LG G Watch R.

Drawing inspiration from its flagship brethren, the LG G3 Beat is a great all round performer that hits all the right mid-range notes. Quick Review: LG G3 Beat .

Not content with mere dominance, LG bullies contenders out the ring with the new G3. Quick review: LG G3.

LG is one of the top 5 mobile phone makers globally, but the company’s local presence is small. Will this change with its new flagship - the G2? LG G2.

LG makes its Optimus G Pro locally available to challenge Samsung’s Galaxy Note 2 for phablet dominance. Is it good enough to knock the current king off its phablet throne? LG Optimus G Pro.

LG shoots for entry-level dominance with its L5 II smartphone, which boasts a good display and some added Android functionality. LG Optimus L5 II.