LG Optimus Vu P895

LG OPTIMUS VU P895 REVIEW

The LG Optimus Vu P895 Price is a smart phone which has 5 inches sreen display in our review LG Optimus Vu P895 is an excellent mobile phone LG Brand also releases many mobile phones before LG Optimus Vu P895 but its is an melodious phone by LG Company Due to its large screen it shows very close means zoom display of everything Because of large display and clear result you can use its features very clearly. The Vu comes with a 139.6mm screen rocking a generous bezel that gives it a sharp aesthetic. The sides have been softened probably to make the shape less awkward. At 5.5 inches tall, 3.5 inches wide, 0.33 inch thick, and weighing in at 6.08 ounces, the LG Optimus Vu is huge for a smartphone. But for its size, it's quite lightweight and slender in the hand. Though it does fit in my palm, most of the time I needed two hands to operate it. For example, dialing the number pad while holding it with one hand and using my thumb was near impossible. In fact, I dropped the Vu a couple of times while trying to make a call. On top are a 3.5mm headphone jack, a shortcut key called QuickClip for QuickMemo (more on that in a while), a Micro-USB port that can be covered with a slick little sliding door, a sleep/power button, and an embedded antenna that can collapse into the phone (more on that later too). To the right is a volume rocker. The plastic back of the Vu is textured with a grainy design that resembles leather. Though I'm sure this material keeps the phone light, it gives it a cheap sort of feel, and it's definitely less luxurious-feeling than the Note. On its left corner is an LED-flash-supported 8-megapixel camera. To the right is a covered slot for the mini-SIM card. Below that are two small slits for the output speaker. Unlike other devices, it doesn't have a slot for prying the back off with your fingernail. Instead, two screws at the bottom keep the back plate secure. The phone sports a 5-inch IPS LCD display with a resolution of 1,024x768 pixels. Though it's not as impressive as the LG Optimus 4X HD's, the screen is still decent. Menu icons were crisp and images were vibrant and richly saturated. A few default wallpapers, however, looked a bit streaky. Because it has 650 nits of brightness, videos played vividly. The viewing angle is wide, even while outdoors in the sun, which is usual for IPS displays. Above the display in the left corner are a proximity sensor and a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera. Below are four front keys (menu, home, back, and search) that light up when in use. The removable back has been texturized thus giving the device a firm grip. This should help reduce slippage of the Vu. An 8 MP camera and single LED flash complete the upper back, with another LG company logo placed just below it in the middle. Dedicated QuickMemo button This button which is paced atop the device gives you the ability to write notes on any screen. To do this, press the button to put the device into writing mode, you can jot down anything on the device screen. There’s an option to disable the background and replace it with a yellow sticky-note background. I found this both interesting and useful as a shortcut. Unfortunately, the device runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread, which isn't the latest version of the OS. LG reported that it will be upgradable to version 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich. the handset comes with a few Google apps you expect like Gmail, Search, Latitude, Play Store, Maps with Navigation, Places, Talk, and YouTube. Other preloaded content includes an app that backs up your files; a news and weather app; the mobile office suite known as Polaris Office; RemoteCall, an app that lets LG support services remotely access your phone for troubleshooting; a video-editing app; SmartShare, a content distribution app; LG SmartWorld, for downloading LG apps and ringtones; a TV app that, in conjunction with the antenna, lets you watch TV and listen to the radio; a folder with preloaded apps, which include a Korean game that's similar to Tower Defense and a wallet service app; an e-reader; and about a half dozen Korean apps that look to include things like an e-reader store and a cloud service portal. Basic features present are text messaging, e-mail, Bluetooth, a Web browser, a dictionary, a calendar, a clock with alarm settings, a memo pad, a calculator, and a voice recorder. During our battery drain tests, the Vu's 2,080mAh battery lasted 16.08 hours. Anecdotally, the handset had decent battery life. After spending a few hours playing games, watching videos, and chatting with my friends, I found the battery had only drained by about three-fourths of its charge. With heavy usage, it's easy to see this thing needing a few charges throughout the day, but with basic tasks like making short calls and texting, you can get a good handful of hours without much loss of battery. The LG Optimus Vu is NFC-enabled, it has a decent screen, and for its size it's slim and lightweight.

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