With a design that at times makes us think that we are facing a high-end smartphone, the LG Zero is a recent option from the South Korean company presented in the country that actually provides features and has specifications of an upper-mid-range device. Its price helps to place the device in this genre, since it is currently sold freely in Argentine stores for 7,999 pesos.
It is precisely the design of this LG phone that is one of the points that has caught our attention.
It is comfortable to hold, it is not thick and the ratio between the display and the front face is 67%. It has curved edges towards the back and rounded corners.
The LG Zero has a 5-inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels (294 ppi), type Gorilla Glass 3; resists blows of a certain intensity; with multitouch support, accelerometer and proximity sensor for auto-off. Even in conditions of high ambient light, you can see perfectly what is on the display.
The dimensions of the cell phone are 142 x 71.8 x 7.4 mm, with a weight of 147 g, which perhaps we would have liked to be a little less. It comes in silver and gold colors, and the back of the smartphone has a metallic finish.
As LG has accustomed us to in many of its models, the Zero model has the main button on the back, as well as those used to lower and raise the audio volume.
On the upper and lower sides of the case it has the four small screws to open the model. On the right side there are slots for the nano SIM card and a micro SD to expand the storage capacity, which is initially 16 GB. It can be expanded up to 128 GB.
Also on the back, near the buttons, is the speaker, well located since it is not covered by our fingers when we hold it.
Updated on: 30/05/2016 00:00:00
Source of Information: La Nación Tecnoogía
