The LG Optimus L5 II is a neat and compact little handset, with a vibrant screen and good battery life. It has some neat features too, including its Quick Memo app and the voice activated shutter for the camera.
Buying Guide Best Android phone Essentially the LG Optimus L5 could have been far better had LG just upped the processing power and the hardware specs a little bit. Instead it's a disappointing piece of tech, despite its potential; especially with an...
While LG is ramping up operations in their Lineup, their recent Indian launches were well received. Among them was the LG Optimus L5. Build Quality and Design The phone is decently build along the same design elements as the Optimus...
The Optimus L5 makes a lot of compromises. The biggest of them are with the screen and the processor. The low ppi and single core processor means that mobile enthusiasts are unlikely to find the L5 to their liking.
Nothing about the Optimus L5 makes it stand out from the competition. The multimedia features are lacking and the display, frankly, is mediocre. It does, however, have an enjoyable user interface and acceptable battery life. The L series appears to be...
The LG Optimus L5 is good for first time smartphone users, with fairly slower single-core processor and average screen resolution it won’t appeal to be in the mid ranged smartphone segment.
LG has cut quite a bit of corners as far as components are concerned with the L-style series, and the Optimus L5 is no exception to that rule. With a fairly slow single-core processor and a below average screen pixel density, it certainly won't...
Designed for sheer versatility, the new LG Optimus L5 is the answer to all your needs. The spacious 4.0" canvas offers more room for your fingers to play, along with viewing comfort and advanced readability.
The LG Optimus L5 may have a stylish look, but a very low screen resolution and below average specifications certainly don't appear to do it any favours. Ultimately, a competitive price tag will determine whether or not this is a viable, low to mid-range...
Summing up all, the mobile phone is a mixture of appealing and moderate features but it can still impress anyone with its performance and beautiful design.
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