LG even allows you to customise the onscreen Android navigation buttons on the G2, allowing users to choose a colour theme, and transparency, and put custom buttons for launching the notification panel or QuickMemo.
LG also permits you to choose the G2's default font and font size, choose the LED light on the Home button and on the front to glow with different alerts and correct the aspect ratio of downloaded apps.
On the LG G2, you can choose from two different visual themes, each with a different icon set, home screen wallpaper and app drawer background. You can have up to seven screens that can be populated with widgets and app shortcuts. LG even allows you to choose between various animation effects when you swipe from one home screen to another or when you lock the phone.
The LG G2's home button doubles up as the task switcher on long press. The contextual menu button offers various settings when pressed in the home screen mode.
LG has also skinned the G2's notification tray, including toggles for various settings such as for sound, data, NFC, Quick remote, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Hotspot among others. It also features shortcuts for invoking QSlide apps, and controls for changing screen brightness and the phone's call volume.
The LG G2 also features KnockON, which is LG's version of double tap to unlock and even lock the phone. In our use we found that at times, while trying to unlock the phone it didn't register our taps. It's not as reliable as its Nokia counterpart. It can also be turned off.
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