Summary: LG has unveiled a trio of “L-Style” Android phones, namely the L7.The Optimus L7 has 4.3-inch display respectively, and it is expected to run on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream
Pros: + FM Radio, + HSDPA capable, + Android 4.0
Cons: - Headset loose in the jack, - Slow, - Poor camera
Conclusion: 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
Excerpt: There is nothing like the feel of a new phone in the hand. You get to have a first impression, a quick take, as the tech moulds into your hand like second nature.
Conclusion: The Optimus L7 really catches the eye. With its large, bright screen, slim 8.7mm waistline, and pleasantly-textured back panel, it is a very comfortable phone to hold in...
Pros: Quad-band GSM and tri-band 3G support, 21 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA, 4.3" 16M-color capacitive IPS LCD touchscreen of WVGA resolution (480 x 800 pixels), Android ...
Cons: Outdated hardware with a single-core processor, Occasional performance hiccup and laggy browser, Less than impressive camera performance, VGA video recording only, Poo...
Excerpt: If you can remember our first impression of the 4-incher LG L7, we mentioned that this is a very promising device if our price prediction is correct.
Conclusion: Despite being the flagship of the new L series, the LG Optimus L7 main virtue is that it ships with the newest Android Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box, rather than
Pros: Scrollable connectivity and profile toggles in the notification bar, Thin and light handset with a generous 4.3” display
Cons: Camera takes mediocre pictures and only records VGA video, Phone feels underpowered in the browser, No ambient light sensor
Excerpt: LG is refreshing its bottom end offering at MWC 2013 with a trio of new devices taking over from their namesakes (minus the number 2) which launched at the same show last
Pros: great camera, decent screen, smooth Jelly Bean
Conclusion: If you are in the market for a mid-range Android-powered smartphone, then you cannot do much better than the Optimus L7.
Pros: Great 4.3 inch display for a mid-range offering. Android ICS out of the box. One of the better Android skins out there. Quick auto-focus feature on the snapper.