LG adopts tactics from Samsung and wants to launch handsets for almost all types of budgets. LG G Vista is a large-screen phone but with more modest technical specifications than the LG G3 flagship. LG G Vista addresses the mid-range of the market, where it could be more customers.
LG G Vista is primarily aimed for those who have not all the money available for LG G3, but which will want to keep a large screen.
LG G Vista is very similar to LG G3, but technical specs are halved. The screen has 5.7 inches, the operating system of LG G Vista is Android 4.4.2, and its processor is 1.2GHz-quad-core Snapdragon 400, the RAM reaches 1.5 GB, and its cameras are 8 and 1.3 megapixels. Storage capacity is 8 GB, and the battery does not disappoint, with 3,200 milliamps.
Even though the performance does not compare with LG G3, LG G Vista has the same form.
The new G Vista from LG is ready for purchase on Verizon’s website for $399 without any commitment, for $99 on a 2-year agreement or $14.99 per month on EDGE.
With the handset, you will also get some of the LG’s features such as Multi-View for dual-window multitasking, Knock Code for a secure and personalized unlocking, and Mini View. The device is compatible with the Verizon’s XLTE network.
Is anyone interested in buying this new device, what do you think about it?
