LG X Power

It is a phone that focuses on battery life. To do that, there are more than acceptable compromises in screen resolution, processor, RAM and storage, etc. I was not expecting a “brilliant” phone but after a few days of use I appreciated the power...

The LG X Power is priced at a low end phone. It feels relatively cheap in the hand and the specs seem to be very cheap. Putting all this together I did not really expect much at all from this phone but I was pleasantly surprised. The phone was...

Compact, functional and durable, LG X Power is really a versatile smartphone, suitable for everyday use. While not excel at anything in particular – unless the autonomy – is advisable for the widest possible range of people.The software also plays its...

LG X Power is exactly like its name suggests, an Android phone made to last well beyond the end of the day. It's promising to deliver battery life and at a mid-range price with most LG interface features, but not...

The display is basically not usable outdoors, and it has a lifeless feeling to it that I didn't think I'd see on a smartphone again. There are just so many better options than the LG X Power in the crowded sub-$200 market, and some of them like the 2015 Moto G are a year old by this point. You simply cannot make a good smartphone by focusing on a single feature, because good smartphones care about every feature.

LG's strategy with their low-end and mid-range smartphones has been to segment them into products that all focus on a single feature. You have the LG X Style, the LG X Screen, the LG X Mach, the LG X Max, and of course, the LG X Power. I suppose that...

Overall the LG X Power K210 is a pretty decent phone. I love the thin and light profile of the phone and I can't always tell it's in my pocket until it rings or vibrates. It's built pretty solid for the price point, but I'm sure it would die a horrible...