The G Flex 2 is one of the first officially announced phones from a major manufacturer to have a
Snapdragon 810 processor, an octa-core chip in ARM's BIG.little arrangement, with 4 high-power cores offering speed when you need it, and four lower-power cores suited for standby tasks and other low-overhead operations. Aside from the processor, the G Flex 2 has an Adreno 430 GPU. That may not seem a huge jump over the Adrena 420 in the Snapdragon 805, don't let the modest numerical disparity fool you - this is the first truly high-end Adreno 400 series GPU
Qualcomm has released. Rounding off the hardware specs, we've got a 3000mAh [non-removable] battery, 13MP camera (same sensor as the G3) with laser auto-focus, OIS+, and dual-flash. 2GB or 3GB of RAM will be found in the G Flex 2 depending on whether you opt for the 16GB or 32GB model, though LG has generally not sold 16GB models of its high-end devices in the US in recent years. The self-healing back saw an update, too, and now heals in most temperatures within 3 seconds of being scratched, rather than the 1-2 minutes on the previous phone.
