LG Optimus G Pro :

Originally intended only for the Korean market, the LG Optimus Pro G has just arrived in our country. This phablet has the largest screen ever deployed on an LG smartphone. You can enjoy a 5.5-inch slab with a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. To rotate the huge display, it was indeed a four processor cores. LG has integrated Qualcomm Snapdragon 600, clocked at 1.7 GHz and supported by 2GB of RAM. Android 4.1 and its various applications should run at high speed. Include applications developed by LG for its Optimus range: Quick Translator, LG Backup SmartWorld, Safety Care, QuickMemo, QSlide Apps. QuickRemote transforms G Optimus Pro remote. The photo is in the spotlight with a 13 million pixel sensor, can capture video in 1080p. In front, the goal is a 2.1 megapixel model. In an attempt to ensure good battery life to its smartphone, LG has equipped with a 3140 mAh battery. 5.5 inch screen requires, the template is quite impressive. The dimensions of G Pro are: 139 x 70 x 10 mm for a fairly substantial weight of 160 grams. The internal memory of 32 GB is supported by a microSD port. The connectors are full with Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi, NFC technology and the Miracast 4G.
The terminal is not delivered in its final box we can not tell you its contents. However, we do not expect a flash of originality on the part of the manufacturer and the package should be basic wish.

Impressive is the first word that comes to mind when you discover the LG Optimus G Pro. The 5.5 inch screen is impressive and it warns you, you will not go unnoticed with the handset to your ear on the street. The overall finish is very good. The central Home button is a pretty nice touch physical button. The back cover is made of soft plastic. The cover seems robust and collects light impacts. The reason is pretty nice. Good news, the speaker is located on top of the hull, right next to the camera lens and the flash. The cover comes off easily and reveals the impressive battery. If the microSIM port needs to remove the battery, this is not the case for inserting a memory card. The slices are quite bare. There are the usual buttons to adjust the volume or put the mobile on or in standby. Another button allows direct access to the QuickMemo function and make notes in a wink. It is a customizable button. You can combine many of the features of the terminal and applications. The settings are in the phone settings. To use the product is a little cumbersome, but it does not seem so heavy it.