LG makes a triumphant return to the top-end of town with a powerful and attractive phone. But with the lag between launch and release, is the Optimus G too late to compete?

MWC 2013 The LG Optimus Vu 2 picks up from where the original Optimus Vu left off, quirky 4:3 screen and all.

MWC 2013 There's a new king at the top of the mobile tree over at LG as the Optimus G Pro struts its stuff at MWC 2013.

MWC 2013 The LG Optimus L7 2 find itself in a peculiar position as it sits at the top of the L-Series 2 range, but it's still a budget device.

MWC 2013 New midrange handset from LG packs 4G speed and 4.7-inch display but won't win any design awards.

MWC 2013 The Optimus L5 2 is another new addition to LG's entry-level smartphone range, and sits just above the L3 2.

MWC 2013 The LG Optimus L3 2 picks up where its predecessor left off, sliding in at the bottom of the Korean firm's smartphone family.

Can an attractive price point and Ice Cream Sandwich make this mid-range Android handset shine?

Updated Less than groundbreaking specs, largely uninspiring styling and lacking a fluid user experience, but impressive pricing.

Updated Arriving fashionably late to the party, can LG's first quad-core phone offer anything to set it apart from the Galaxy S3 and One X?

Can LG's top L-style handset produce substance and style, or is it destined for a shallow existence?

Offering Verizon Wireless subscribers yet another glossy-looking 4G LTE smartphone to choose from, the LG Spectrum is a variant of the LG Optimus LTE, also seen in a different form on AT&T as the LG Nitro HD.

Fashion house Prada and LG team up again for this stylish handset. But with NFC on board, does it have more than just good looks?

The LG DoublePlay is a remarkable phone with two screens and a QWERTY keyboard. Yet, it ultimately feels more gimmicky than revolutionary.

Is the world's first glasses-free 3D smartphone worth the premium price?

Could this high-end LG smartphone have the specs to give Apple a run for its money?

Will the world's first dual-core smartphone prove to be a powerhouse?

It appears LG has decided to go back to basics with the Optimus One - a standard, no frills, 3.2-inch Android 2.2 smartphone for the everyman. But do we really need another lower-spec Android phone when the Orange San Franciso exists?

The LG Viewty Snap GM360 boasts as its standout feature 5 megapixel Schneider Kreuznach optics and something LG calls 'optic-all' zoom.

Windows Phone 7 has arrived an array of different handsets, so here we're looking at LG's entry: the Optimus 7.

Small, budget-friendly and complete with a slide out QWERTY keyboard, the LG Town GT350 seems and attractive social networker's phone. But does it do enough?

Updated The LG Optimus GT540 is LG's latest shot at an Android smartphone, and the company's second to hit the UK. This time around the keyboard has gone, and we're left with a fairly small and tidy handset.

LG sometimes seems like an unstoppable force, churning out handset after handset at regular and frequent intervals. As well as plenty of standalone mobiles, there are several series, with the Viewty, Chocolate and Cookie ranges standing out in the mind.

LG has introduced a more sweetly priced slider phone – the Chocolate BL20 – to try and tempt style-savvy phone buyers not interested in the more feature packed (but higher-priced) Chocolate BL40.

A neat and compact mobile phone, but usability is flawed by the unresponsive touchscreen