I have no complaints about the materials and build quality. It's slim enough that it will fit into most pockets without trouble, but I noticed the grippy rear panel sometimes pulled at my pocketliner when I attempted to retrieve the phone. Most people should be able to use the phone one-handed. I found the T5 comfortable to hold and use. The reduction in thickness goes a long way to improving the overall experience with this phone. It is 14mm taller and 7mm wider than the Tribute 2, but 2mm thinner. Phones with 5-inch screens can start to become unwieldy, but the Tribute 5 strikes a nice balance. The size and weight of the phone are great. The back panel is ribbed, black plastic and carries forward the rounded shape we've seen on the backsides of LG handsets for some time now. It joins the rear shell, which wraps slightly around the side, top, and bottom edges, to cradle the upper half of the phone. The frame is composed of dark gray plastic and is rather thin. This essentially means the glass is curved minutely where it meets the frame at the edges to form a more seamless look and comfortable shape. The T5's defining characteristic is the front panel, which LG is calling 2.5D Arc Glass (groan). The small amount of attention paid to smoothing out the edges, so to speak, goes a long way to boosting its appeal. The Tribute 5 is a conservative handset with a somewhat generic look.
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