LG E400 Optimus L3

Available for £70 on Pay as you go, the Optimus L3 E400 is by far the cheapest phone in LG's current line up of Optimus Android handsets. A year ago this price point would have seemed astonishing, but price erosion on entry level Android...

The LG Optimus L3 is an easy to use smartphone that will suit many needs. It has a great battery life, can download apps and delivers a decent web browsing experience, but that doesn’t stop it being distinctly average in every other area. LG...

As with most recent small mobile phones it is touch, the only exception is the volume up and down controls and the on/off button. Just two visible connections the 3.5mm jack for earbuds and the micro USB to recharge...

A nicely designed, small and compact phone that works well in most circumstances. The problem is, the screen is horrible and there is nowhere near the value here that you'd get with some other budget handsets....

The LG L3 is cheap but doesn't really tick any other boxes. It has old software and an abysmal set of hardware with the all-important screen the worst of the lot. It's only saving grace is the good battery life but we recommend saving a few more...

The LG Optimus L3 is a budget phone with good battery life but a poor screen. Its chassis design has some neat features, but overall if your spending power hovers around £80: we'd suggest taking a look at the T-Mobile and Orange offerings,...

The LG L3 is a budget phone with delusions of grandeur, its sleek good looks are backed up by a goodly range of Android features. Unfortunately it's let down by its unresponsive screen and slower than expected processor.SpecificationsSoftware :...

LG is looking to differentiate this budget Android handset by spotlighting its sharp, minimalist design, reflecting a consistent feel LG has deployed across the L-Style range. The L-Style series takes some of its headline design cues from the flagship...