The T-Mobile G2x features the standard form and design like most Android powered smartphones in the market. It's a candy bar design, with a 4 inch LCD capacitive touchscreen dominating the front of the phone. On the right edge reside the volume buttons and the left edge remains smooth and vacant. On the bottom edge resides the microUSB and opposite across the top edge you'll find the power / lock button, HDMI out and 3.5 mm headphone jack. Below the 4 inch capacitive touchscreen are the now familiar, standard Android shortcuts for menu, home, back and search.
The display itself is bright and decent, though not as amazing as an AMOLED screen. Compared with the Samsung Captivate, the screen, while not physically smaller, does still look smaller, most likely due to the four shortcut buttons being placed a slightly awkward length away. There's a lot of empty space beneath the touchscreen, which makes the T-Mobile G2x seem like it has a smaller screen than it really has. An odd choice for LG to take when creating the phone, but it's not too much of a difference to hinder the rating.
