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Feature and Verdict of a low budget Android Smartphone LG Lucid 2

LG has launched the all new Lucid 2 from Verizon, a budget smartphone compared to other like HTC One, S4, iPhone 5, Xperia Z. It has been reviewed a handy and full featured Android smartphone for the first-time buyers who are going to buy big one among Android smartphone war. It will come with free two year contract having wireless capability (but only if you buy a separate charging pad) and made some changes compared to previous version Lucid.
Specification of LG Lucid 2:
Design and Body:- This lightweight phone has a black design with plastic back and silver-colored accents on its edges. But, comparing to HTC One body and looks, it lags behind and not much luxurious. It comes with 4.3 inch AH-IPS display has a 960x540-pixel resolution and measures 4.82 inches tall, 2.51 inches wide, and 0.39 inch thick.

Performance and battery:- It is developed around 1.7-GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus processor with the combination of 1GB RAM. Thus, providing good performance smartphones available in this budget of around 25,000 to 30,000 rupees (estimated prices). It comes with on-board 8GB memory and can expanded to 64GB using microSD or microSDHC. But does not integrated with NFC technology which is becoming popular in handheld devices. LG has upgraded the battery life to 2460mAh compared to Lucid having 1700mAh.

Camera and Resolution:- It has been launched with 5 MP camera with variety of options like Auto focus, Flash and 1080p video recording and having resolution of 540x960. Two other features added by LG is that Time catch shot mode that lets users choose and save the best shot from before the shutter was pressed, and a voice command feature called Cheese Shot. With the features like beauty shot that lets you adjust the brightness and blurriness of an image, it has been reviewed the good quality picture taking smartphone and satisfy the buyer.

Features:- It is launched with Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean OS and loaded with apps similar to Optimus 3.0 and many Verizon mobile apps has been added like Verizon tone and media store, VZ security and My Verizon Mobile. It is also loaded with Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n. The review has shown that it has good call quality but, according to the cnet reviews it has has poor audio quality, its video camera picks up a low buzzing sound when recording.
Verdict:
It is a good budget phone available in this segment based on latest Android OS. It has good features and better performance than smartphones in competition. It will pretty good for new buyers who are looking for handy and budget phone for their pocket.

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