I used it in conjunction with a Samsung TV, and setup only took only a few seconds after I configured the handset to power on, mute, and menu-input the TV. In addition, there's QuickRemote, which turns your device into a universal remote for things like TVs, DVD players, and projectors. With infrared technology, the phone can be used as a universal remote (because we don't have enough already). It sports a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is more standard on mobile phones than the Intuition's 4:3 ratio.
It has a 1,920x1,080-pixel resolution and 400ppi. Of course, what's most noticeable about the G Pro is that 5.5-inch, full-HD IPS screen. At the very bottom is a Micro-USB port for charging. Up top is a 3.5mm headphone jack and on the right is a sleep/power button. I found myself often pressing the empty space between the rocker and the QuickMemo shortcut key (which sits right above it), when trying to turn up the sound. On the left, you have a volume rocker that's situated flush and quite low on the edge - almost right in the middle of the body. The phone measures 5.875 inches tall and 3 inches wide. version has a subtle fishnetlike design on the battery door. I like the faux-metallic stripe that rings the edges, and unlike its global counterpart, which has the same glittery tile design seen on the Nexus 4 and the Vu II, the U.S. Overall, however, I had absolutely no problem using it with two hands, and the handset is indeed attractive.
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