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LG X Style review

Posted on June 24, 2016December 3, 2018 By Jarvis

The LG X Style is determined prove that just because an Android phone is logged in the mid-tier doesn’t mean it has to be a chunky plastic eyesore. It can have class too.

Okay, the LG X Style that I tested in Seoul, Korea is still made of plastic, but it remains thin and light compared to a lot of monster-sized budget phones that we’ve reviewed. It’s down to 6.9mm.

That’s the standout feature of this LG X Series handset. LG X Power touts a bigger battery, LG X Mach faster networking speed, LG X Cam two cameras andLG X Screen a second display.

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This may be the more attention-grabbing phone when someone walks into a store looking for a cheap Android phone, one that looks like a flagship but doesn’t cost a lot of money. Here’s how to handles.
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