LG L20 Review

LG L20 is a not so powerful phone, which features a small sized 3" multi-touch screen, a 2 megapixels back side camera and a good performance Dual-Core processor clocking at 1 GHz. Let's take a deeper look at what this phone can give us.

LG decided to build this cellphone using a great performance 1000 megahertz Dual-Core processor, bundled in a MediaTek MT6572 chip with 512 MB RAM. Graphic rendering often consume lots of processing power, so it also counts with an ARM Mali-400 graphic processing unit clocking at 500 megahertz to unload the CPU. This cellphone has a 4 GB internal memory, a reasonable quantity but might be a little bit low depending on the use considering this phone doesn't ship with an SD memory slot.

This phone is a little thick for nowadays standards, with its 0.51 inches thickness. This cellphone is 4.04" long, but it is only able to hold a much smaller 3 inches screen.

Its screen uses LCD capacitive technology, and is multi-touch enabled.

This phone only has a 2 MP back side camera. It can also film videos in 640x480 (VGA) at 30 frames per second.

This phone has a 1540 mAh medium Li-Ion replaceable battery, which is quite poor for a cellphone like this.

The LG L20 offers Wi-Fi capability (although it can't be provided to other devices as a mobile mobile hotspot) and 3G fast data connection, using HSDPA, HSUPA and EDGE technologies. The LG L20 works with a SIM card for GSM services.

The LG L20 also features a few interesting features as Bluetooth (4.0) and GPS, and Accelerometer.

This phone is being sold for 155 dollars, a really high price for this type of phone.