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LG Stylus 3 Review

LG Stylus 3 Review

Posted on July 12, 2017January 23, 2019 By Jarvis

Gone are the days when the stylus is still the holy grail of phone accessories to get stoked about. Or are they? Probably not. Because recently, LG has made a comeback with its Stylus series of smartphones. Nostalgia much, we know. But before you get excited about this phone and decided to buy one, let’s dig a little deeper on what LG Stylus 3 has to offer and see if it’s worth the bucks. Shall we begin?

Design and Construction

LG Stylus 3 sports a 5.7-inch IPS display, which is akin to the previous LG Stylus 2. Situated on the front panel are the 8MP front camera, call speaker, notification LED, and four on-screen buttons. The device only weighs 149g and yes, at first usage, it may seem a bit odd to hold, especially when you’re accustomed to carrying hefty phones.  What’s also good about this phone is its thin bezels, which leaves more room for screen.
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