LG Optimus L7 II Pro Reviews

As was the case with the LG Optimus L5 II, the Optimus L7 II remains rather unremarkable, sporting neither obvious highlights nor glaring weaknesses. This may be a problem for the L7 II since there are a already lot of other great devices on the highly competitive smartphone market. There are some advantages to LG's new mid-range phone. It is a very functional device capable of running almost all apps smoothly. Build quality is decent, as is the image quality of the rear camera (8 megapixels). The touchscreen works well and the lightweight design does also speak in its favor. Unfortunately, its surfaces are very susceptible to dirt and its display - while offering good black levels and viewing angles - disappoints due to its low maximum brightness. When compared to its equally-prized competitors, the L7 II lacks some performance as well as suitable speakers. Those who are looking for a unpretentious smartphone with solid mid-range specs in all relevant areas can't go wrong with the LG Optimus L7 II. Still, other manufacturers offer more bang for the buck - no matter whether we are talking about better performance or a brighter screen. For just 50 Euros more, a Google Nexus 4 can be had which offers one of the best cost-benefit ratios on the market. LG should have put some more effort into its new device in order to fully convince potential customers of its merits.

The LG Optimus L7 II is an affordable Android mid-ranger that brings a lot to the table with a spacious 4.3-inch display and a huge battery. You can also argue that a 4.3 inch device is around the perfect size for single-handed use and that also comes to its advantage.