LG X Charge Review - $149 Smartphone Works with Sprint, AT&T & T-Mobile
- 6 years ago
Buy it on Amazon - (affiliate link) - The LG X Charge is a low end phone with a big battery. But there are some compromises that come with its low price. See more phones: and subscribe!
VIDEO INDEX:
00:47 - Hardware overview
00:49 - Display
01:27 - Processor, storage and ram
01:54 - OS
02:21 - Battery life
03:21 - Weight
03:39 - Bluetooth and WIFI
03:58 - Ports
04:29 - Speakers
04:44 - camera
05:08 - Photo and video samples
05:30 - Web browsing / general performance
05:57 - Gaming: Minecraft
06:11 - Gaming: GTA Vice City
07:28 - Conclusion and final thoughts
The biggest compromise on this phone is its camera. It's not very good. Video lacks stabilization and clarity. Photos are bland and a bit hazy.
Overall performance is good and the device will run most if not all Android apps and games relatively well. The display, while bright and sharp, does suffer from quite a bit of motion blur that will be noticed when looking at fast moving animation or scrolling.
But for $150 it's not a bad price for an unlocked phone with no carrier commitment. It won't work with Verizon but it is compatible with the three other major carriers here in the United States (AT&T, Sprint, and T-mobile).
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VIDEO INDEX:
00:47 - Hardware overview
00:49 - Display
01:27 - Processor, storage and ram
01:54 - OS
02:21 - Battery life
03:21 - Weight
03:39 - Bluetooth and WIFI
03:58 - Ports
04:29 - Speakers
04:44 - camera
05:08 - Photo and video samples
05:30 - Web browsing / general performance
05:57 - Gaming: Minecraft
06:11 - Gaming: GTA Vice City
07:28 - Conclusion and final thoughts
The biggest compromise on this phone is its camera. It's not very good. Video lacks stabilization and clarity. Photos are bland and a bit hazy.
Overall performance is good and the device will run most if not all Android apps and games relatively well. The display, while bright and sharp, does suffer from quite a bit of motion blur that will be noticed when looking at fast moving animation or scrolling.
But for $150 it's not a bad price for an unlocked phone with no carrier commitment. It won't work with Verizon but it is compatible with the three other major carriers here in the United States (AT&T, Sprint, and T-mobile).
Subscribe to my email list to get a weekly digest of upcoming videos! -
See my second channel for supplementary content :
Visit the Lon.TV store to purchase some of my previously reviewed items!
Read more about my transparency and disclaimers:
Want to chat with other fans of the channel? Visit our forums!
Want to help the channel? Start a Member subscription or give a one time tip!
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Catch my longer interviews in audio form on my podcast!
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