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LG Stylo 3 review

Posted on August 30, 2017April 4, 2019 By Jarvis

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Let’s get one thing clear: The LG Stylo 3 doesn’t even come close to the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. For one thing, it doesn’t have the Note’s two 12-megapixel rear cameras, proven Snapdragon 835 processor or water resistance. And the LG phone’s stylus, which can be stored inside the phone like the Note 8’s S Pen, won’t be able to carry out software tricks like selecting text to translate or creating animated messages.

Still, if you want to take notes, jot down quick memos and doodles, or just give your fingers a break while using the touchscreen, the Stylo only costs $130 on Cricket Wireless and Boost Mobile. That’s a whopping $800 less than the Note 8’s cheapest price (seriously, that’s like seven Stylo 3s for the price of a single Note 8).|
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