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LG P880 Optimus 4X HD

LG P880 Optimus 4X HD has a very nice 4.7-inch, IPS touchscreen display, which offers 720p HD resolution, it measures 133.0 x 68.2mm x 9.5mm, and weights 133g. The textured rear cover of the phone comes off to reveal an NFC antenna on its underside. 16GB of storage are built into the phone, and the phone's namesake Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor runs at a speed of 1.5GHz, it is also backed by a full gigabyte of RAM. LG equipped the Optimus 4X HD with 8 megapixel camera and a 2150mAh battery.

Based on 45 reviews

Excellent:

18
Good:

20
Average:

5
Bad:

2

Pros

Powerful quadcore processor.
Clear display.
Runs Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
NFC support.
Fast.
Good user experience.
Strong battery life.
Most compact of the Android flagships.
Regular SIM and microSD slots.
Removable battery.
Handy new features like Quick Memo.
Media Plex (video playback) and Time Machine (frame pre-capture)

Cons

Camera isn't as good as competitors'.
Optimus 3.0 UI is a bit clunky.
Build feels a bit cheap.
A couple of small bugs.
Automatic brightness adjustment only works from a preset baseline.

By TechSpot on September 12, 2012

So while the Optimus 4X HD isn't the best looking kid on the block, it certainly turns out to be one of the more brainy and personable kids. That's more than good enough for me to highly recommend...

85
By Expert Reviews on September 20, 2012

It’s strange to give a range-topping handset a Budget Buy award, but the powerful Optimus 4X HD is a real bargain on...

100
By 5FWD on September 19, 2012

The LG Optimus 4X HD may look the spitting image of Samsung's Galaxy S2, but it's a much more powerful blower. It's still a hard sell though, with the Samsung Galaxy S3 and HTC One X on the prowl, and the iPhone 5 on the way. Why trust LG to...

80
By The Inquirer on September 17, 2012

THE LG OPTIMUS 4X HD might be late to the game, but it looks set to try and woo customers away from the Samsung Galaxy S3 and HTC One X with to its a quad-core Nvidia processor and £400 price tag. However, given its late entrance into the quad-core...

60
By V3.co.uk on September 14, 2012

A solid, yet uninspiring smartphone that replicates the quad-core Android user experience previously seen on the One X and Galaxy...

60
By itproportal.com on September 10, 2012

LG hasn't quite managed to pull off a complete win here. Battery life disappoints if you push this handset hard, and the hardware design could have been sleeker. With Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) now here, the phone is a tad behind the times, and the...

80
By Trusted Reviews on September 06, 2012

Like Man United and Man City, there's an intense rivalry between Samsung and LG. They both dominate in their native homeland of South Korea, but when it comes to smartphones all the attention has been focused on the Samsung Galaxy S3 of late, with...

80
By Tech2 on August 03, 2012

The Optimus 4X HD is priced at Rs. 34,990 (MOP). It's a tiny bit cheaper than the S III and the One X, but when you're considering such a price tag for a phone, the price difference between the three is a paltry amount. On paper, the Galaxy S...

75
By FoneArena on July 30, 2012

The specs and the design of the phone looks good. It excels in Quad-core Tegra-3 performance, UI, Camera and build. The battery life with the 2150 mAh battery is good, but not up to the mark. It lasted for a day with browsing over 3G, few phone calls,...

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By CoolSmartphone on July 24, 2012

As Promised in my review here are some photos I have taken with the LG Optimus 4X HD....

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