LG Optimus L7 P705
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13 years ago
LG Optimus L7
What you can expect in a phone under AU$300 is a line that is shifting all the time. The LG L7 is a good example of a fully featured prepaid model, with a good basis in Android and some useful customisation from LG. The hardware and build quality could be better, though.
Pros:
- Runs on Android Ice Cream Sandwich
- Decent camera for the price
- Quick Memo is an excellent LG feature
Cons:
- 1GHz processor makes for slow and choppy performance
- Cheap-feeling chassis design
13 years ago
LG Optimus L7 review
The LG Optimus L7 has a large, good-quality screen, an okay camera, and delivers Ice Cream Sandwich at a reasonable price. It's a pity its single-core processor doesn't make using it as smooth as it might be.
Pros:
- Slim and good-looking
- very bright screen
- Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Cons:
- Processor a bit slow
13 years ago
We covered the introduction LG's L-series of phones in our review of their Optimus L5, so there's not much to add here. The Optimus L7 finds itself being the middle child of the L-series of smartphones, with the L9 being the bigger sibling in this series of phones.
12 years ago
LG Optimus L7 review
The Optimus L7 headlines LG's new L-Style line of Android phones, designed for users that want the latest software and features but don't have the budget for the more expensive Optimus smartphones.
Pros:
- Solid
- attractive design
- Superb call quality
- Android 4.0 is largely untouched
- NFC and LG Tag
Cons:
- Woefully underpowered
- Disappointing camera
- No ambient light sensor
14 years ago
LG Optimus L7 Review
LG's Optimus L7 is a well-designed and smart little mobile that unfortunately isn't quite as enticing as its main rivals. The screen is colourful but lacks the incredible detail of the Xperia S and One X displays, while the five-megapixel camera does a good job but lacks the fantastic features of...
Pros:
- Vibrant screen
- slick and solid design
- intuitive
- customisable OS
Cons:
- Single-core performance
- poor battery life
- lacks features of close rivals
14 years ago
for an average user...who is interested in buyin phones like 1-sony xperia neo v(with stupid physical keys) 2-sony xperia u (with no card slot) 3-sony live (with a 3.2 screen and a real bad display) 4-htc one v(no card slot again and only 3.7") but lookin for a bigger screen on dat mid range...
Pros:
- the best thing i liked about the phone is its big display...ya..d display is surely not awesome...but is there an other phone out there providin a 4.3" toy at this economical price..........
Cons:
- it could have been a bit better device with a dual core atleast.
13 years ago
LG Optimus L7 P700 Review tells us that is actually one of the worth buying Android-based mid-range smartphone available in the market. Right now, you can purchase it online from various websites and also get it at some bargaining price from the local traders.
Pros:
- Sensors: Accelerometer
- proximity and compass
- Supports MP3/WAV/WMA/eAAC+ player and DivX/Xvid/MP4/H.264/H.263/WMV player
- Also houses DLNA
- Is integrated with A-GPS with Google Maps
- Tethering: USB
- Wi-fi Hotspot
- Camera is featured with geo-tagging and touch-focus
- Decent sound quality
- Stylish...
Cons:
- Touchscreen sometimes unresponsive
- Underpowered processor
- Calls seemed muffled during making or receiving the calls
- Low RAM
13 years ago
LG Optimus L7
With ICS, a big screen and NFC, there's plenty packed into this budget Android phone.
Pros:
- Decent camera
- Includes NFC support
- Affordable price tag
- Large screen
Cons:
- Stuttering performance
- Unresponsive screen
- Poor battery life
13 years ago
Priced at just AED 1299 with which you also get a carrying case, a screen protector and a 32GB Micro SD card, LG puts the Optimus L7 on the lower-end of pricing for medium-end handsets. At that pricing, the Optimus P705 makes good sense.
13 years ago
LG Optimus L7
In the first quarter of 2012, LG was pushing the Optimus L7 as the high-end smartphone in its L series. But with a closer look and a shrewd eye, the L7 appears to be more of a...
Pros:
- Display
- LG interface
- Sound
- Battery life
Cons:
- Generally choppy
- Slow
- Lacks responsiveness
- LG interface could be perfected
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