Positioned as a mid-range smartphone, the LG Magna has just made its first steps in Europe, as happened yesterday in Greece. Good news even if the terminal has a price / quality ratio that is poor.
Last February, LG formalized a bevy of new mid-range smartphones: the Spirit, Leon, Joy and Magna. While the first two have already arrived in Europe and we have no news of the third, we thought the fourth reserved for the Indian market. But LG has decided to surprise us today since this LG Magna would have done his arrival in Greece after the site Techvalue.
The smartphone is also distributed in 3G version. A terrible decision from the Korean manufacturer since Magna is also available in LTE version, and that Greece has a 4G network. In addition, the smartphone is priced at € 249, which seems a bit high for a phone does not even give access to mobile broadband.
Remember also its characteristics: it is equipped with a 5-inch screen HD under which he hides a quad-core MediaTek MT6582 processor clocked at 1.3 GHz along with a RAM of only 1 GB, and 8 GB of storage (expandable via its microSD port). It carries two sensors picture: one 8 megapixels (with LED flash and autofocus) back, and the other 5 megapixel on the front. Equipped with 3G + connectivity and Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n, the LG Magna runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop and integrates a battery of 2540 mAh.
Too bad so that its price is too high. At this rate, it is possible to find much better, especially its main defects being the lack of 4G connectivity and the small amount of RAM. We recommend you for example take a look at the Huawei P8 Lite, perform much better for a similar price.
LG Magna arrives in Europe at 249 €
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