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LG K62, K52, K42 promise performance on a budget and an odd design

LG K62, K52, K42 promise performance on a budget and an odd design

Posted on September 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Once upon a time, Nokia and then Samsung held the crown for having a confusing number of similarly named phones. The new Nokia under HMD Global is still catching up while Samsung has opted to go on a diet and now LG seems to be trying to claim the throne. After a near-silent launch of an LG Q31 in South Korea, the phone maker is now announcing three new phones for its budget K series, offering a more up-to-date aesthetic and one strange design, all with prices that might sound like a miracle given today’s smartphone prices.
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