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-[* black] G4 to G5 - it's gotten a bit chunkier, the G4 felt nicer in the hand and was a bit easier to grip
-[* black] Just me or does the G5 kinda look like [http://www.theoldrobots.com/images27/Johnny5-5.JPG|Johnny 5|new_window=true]
+[* black] When placed next to the G4 (left), it's clear that the G5 (right) is ''bit'' chunkier than its older sibling. The G4 also felt nicer in the hand, and was a bit easier to grip.
+[* black] Apparently, LG's move to a modular design and the use of the [http://www.lgnewsroom.com/2016/04/statement-regarding-material-used-in-lg-g5-uni-body-2/|LM201 aluminum alloy|new_window=true] forced them to step back from the sleeker form factor.
+[* icon_note] Is it just us, or does the G5 kinda look like [http://www.theoldrobots.com/images27/Johnny5-5.JPG|Johnny 5|new_window=true]?