We loved LG’s Optimus L5 II, which crammed an impressive range of features into a slender frame for just £125. Sadly the Optimus L3 II has stripped back on features and contends with a tiny low-res screen, while performance isn’t quite up to scratch....
The LG E430 Optimus L3 II As our tests make clear, the cheap 99 euro Optimus 430 L3 II from the Korean manufacturer LG excels more than anything at "long-distance running." With a battery run time of over 36 hours in the reading test , and still more...
We're taking a look at the new LG Optimus L3 2, a pint-sized Android smartphone that may not be to everyone's taste but still has a lot to offer.When it comes to the design of the L3 2, we have a love/hate relationship with it. In the hand, its small...
Best phone deals Save up to 40% on your mobile phone contract The LG Optimus L3 2 is likely to really struggle to compete in the budget phone market. If you just want a feature phone you can get one for less, while if you want a smartphone you can get a...
The LG Optimus L3 II is a chunky little phone with a very disappointing screen. However, If you can live with that, there are a few features that give it a lift, and it's actually not too bad value for money. Specifications Manufacturer and model LG...
The LG Optimus L3 II is certainly cheap, but its poor, low-resolution screen makes completing even basic tasks rather unpleasant. It's not particularly powerful either, but its Jelly Bean software and decent battery life go some way to rescuing...
We like the fact that the LG Optimus L3 is small and pocketable and comes with an affordable price tag. It also has good battery life and a neat voice activated camera shutter feature. However, the tiny, low-resolution screen makes web browsing a bit of a chore, it's camera isn't great and call quality could be better too.
The LG Optimus L3 was part of the surprisingly successful L-Series of budget Android phones. So successful that there is a second series now available. I’ve had the entry level Optimus L3 II for a couple of weeks to see what all the fuss is about....
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