14 DAY TRIAL // After launching the G4 flagship a few weeks ago, LG is turning its attention to the mid-range market. The company has just outed two new phones, in the form of the G4 Stylus and the “exceptionally priced” G4c we have been talking about not so long ago.
The LG G4c is actually the LG G4 mini, which got listed with a few retailers recently. The device takes advantage of a 5-inch display with 720 x 1280 pixel resolution and draws life from a quad-core 1.2GHz processor (possibly a Snapdragon chip, but LG doesn’t confirm whether this is the case or not).
The phone also makes use of only 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot).
On the imaging front, users will be able to use the services of an 8MP main camera and a 5MP frontal one. The LG G4c is LTE-friendly and lives off a pretty decent 2540 mAh battery. LG is going to sell it in three color versions, including Metallic Gray, Ceramic White, and Shiny Gold.
LG's new mid-range phablet has a stylus
Now moving on to the second phone unveiled today, the G4 Stylus, the first thing you need to know about it is that this device is a re-branded version of the LG G Stylo, which is currently available in South Korea and will soon go on sale via T-Mobile.
The phone arrives with a phablet-like 5.7-inch display with 720p resolution and is powered by the same unnamed quad-core 1.2GHz processor. The Korean tech giant will be selling a 3G model too, which will come bundling an octa-core 1.4GHz chipset (probably offered by MediaTek).
The G4 Stylus also comes equipped with 1GB of RAM, 8GB of expandable memory and a 3000 mAh battery. As its name suggests, the LG G4 Stylus arrives with a Rubberdium Stylus pen, which will help you scribble all kinds of stuff on your phablet.
LG will be launching the G4 Stylus in two color versions including Metallic Silver and Floral White. What LG fails to mention is the pricing of the two handsets, but at least we know they will be launched at the same time.
