LG has launched its much awaited mid range smartphone, LG Stylus 3 in India with a price tag of ₹18,500.
The smartphone is packed with decent specifications, which include Mali-T860MP2 Octa-Core processor clocking at 1.5Ghz. The processor is coupled with 3GB RAM to power the operations and there is 16GB inbuilt memory, which is expandable upto 2TB using Micro SD card.
The rear side of the phone has a finger print scanner along with 13MP f/2.2 lens with autofocus and LED flash, at the same time, the front camera shoots at 8MP. The rear camera can record 1080p videos at 30 frames per second.
The smartphone has a 5.7 inch 720p HD display along with 3200 mAh battery, which is enough for a days usage.
As the name suggests, the smartphone has a stylus with precision tip. It starts to work as soon as the stylus is taken out of the place and suggests a menu with the tasks which could be performed with it. The device boasts of having Android Nought out of the box and is available in Metallic Titan and Pink Gold variants.
Though the specifications do not boasts a lot about the phone, it still seems handy and a bit creative with stylus. The pricing seems a little on the higher side, with other brands competing heavily in the mid range segment.