Display and Build: The LG L45 Dual released on November 30th, 2014 is a no frills budget Android phone from LG with Android Kitkat on a budget. The phone features a plastic build with nothing extraordinary to take note of. The phone has a 3.5” TFT display of 320x480 resolution with a ppi of 133 and multitouch.
Internal Specifications and Operating System The phone has a dual core 1 GHz Cortex A5 processor coupled with 512MB RAM. The phone has a 1540mah battery and 4GB storage expandable via a microSD slot upto 32GB. The only sensor present in the phone is an accelerometer.
The phone runs Google Android v4.4.4 Kitkat runs quite smoothly on the device.
Camera The phone has a basic 5MP camera with geotagging and panorama with nothing else to add in terms of unique features, the front unit is a VGA camera. The camera is decent for the price and performs well enough.
Connectivity The LG L45 Dual has support for quad-band GSM and dual band 3G. It supports CDMA, HSDPA. It has Wifi, Bluetooth v4.0. which are the standard connectivity modules found in most phones. It is a dual sim phone with dual standby.
Review An Android phone running Kitkat at this budget from one of the largest phone manufacturers is a great thing to see as it taps into the market for entry level smartphones that can be purchased by the masses. The phone is quite good and offers a good Android experience overall with no stone left unturned by LG to provide as good an experience as possible.
