Conclusion: Republic Wireless gives you an LG Optimus S Android phone for under $20 per month, but the Wi-Fi portion isn't reliable enough to use as a main phone.
Pros: Very inexpensive monthly plans. Good call quality over Sprint's cellular network. Republic Wireless software doesn't degrade OS performance.
Cons: Inconsistent call quality over Wi-Fi. Can't automatically hand-off between cellular and Wi-Fi connections. Your caller ID only shows via cellular, not Wi-Fi.
Excerpt: The LG Optimus S is an entry level smartphone from Sprint. Priced at $50 with a two year contract, the LG Optimus is an affordable, not cheap, smartphone addition to the...
Excerpt: LG has released their Optimus Line of Android phones across almost all of the major US carriers, as well as around the world, leading to sales of over 2 million units
Excerpt: The Optimus S by LG, an affordable Android handset for Sprint. Yesterday the Optimus S arrived at my doorstep. I’ve been looking forward to this phone.
Conclusion: Conclusion If you're on a tight budget and want an Android smartphone, or perhaps simply your first smartphone, the LG Optimus S is a great way to start.
Conclusion: Overall call quality was above average on the LG Optimus S . Callers noted that clarity is very good and there was no echo, hollowness or static but said that we sounded...
Pros: Good size, premium fit and finish, Pretty good software performance, Responsive display, Great battery life for a smartphone
Conclusion: There's absolutely no doubt that the Optimus T and Optimus S offer incredible value. With nice hardware, up-to-date software, and most importantly, solid performance,...
Pros: Solid build and performance, Excellent value, Funky color option
Cons: Average battery life, Video recording could be better, Stock Android camera app